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Pilina(pee-LEE-nah) (n) is a Hawaiian word describing the relationships that connect people to one another, to place, & to the systems that sustain life.nPresented byCauseway ImpactandHawaii Green Growth,Pilina Across the Pae'inais a NYC Climate Week conversation exploring the future of place, reimagining climate finance through Hawaiian pilina, & highlighting how relationships shape resilient communities.nAcross theHawaiian Pae'ina(Hawaiian Archipelago) & the Pacific, island communities are responding to climate change through collaboration rather than isolation: bringing together indigenous leaders, conservationists, artists, philanthropists, politicians, youth advocates, & community members to affect sustainable policy. Their work offers practical models for resilience that extend far beyond Hawai'i & the Pacific islands, celebrating Hawaiian leadership in this important space.nWith speakers representing the Hawaiian 'ina (land), community,youthadvocacy,culture,leadership, andstewardship, we'll discuss:nLongstanding legacies of indigenous innovation & leadership in sustainable policy.nLegislative & community action like the Green Fee & the shared land ownership model.nLahaina's resilience & the strength of local connections & culture in the face of climate changenTrue to the spirit ofpilina, the conversation continues beyond the stage to ourpau hana(happy hour), the interactive portion of the event where we'll gather over light refreshments & engage in Hawaiian traditions.nJoin us duringClimate Week NYCatScandinavia Housefor an afternoon ofpilina(connection),kilo(observation), andkomo(participation) in Hawaii & Pacific resilience in action.
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