Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice

About Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice

Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice (HPJ) is rooted in the legacy of significant movements such as the anti-war American Friends Service Committee and the Nuclear Free & Independent Pacific Movement. Established on October 1, 2011, HPJ focuses on confronting military expansion and advocating for the restoration of military-occupied lands in Hawaiʻi and the Pacific. The organization recognizes that true freedom is unattainable until these regions are de-occupied and demilitarized.

Impact of Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice

HPJ has played a crucial role in organizing against the RIMPAC military exercises, gathering over 12,000 signatures to urge the State to address the adverse effects of these exercises on local communities and the environment. Additionally, HPJ has formed coalitions to protect Oʻahu’s drinking water from military contamination, advocating for the shutdown of the Red Hill fuel storage facility.

Why Donate to Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice?

Your donations support grassroots movements for demilitarization, climate justice, and the restoration of Native Hawaiian lands. Contributions empower local communities and prioritize their health and safety over military interests.

Join the Movement

Support Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your contribution can help build a stronger, more dynamic movement for a peaceful and just future in Hawaiʻi and the Pacific.