Consequences of Protesting; Wheelchair Access to Beaches; Complete Streets in Honolulu; Fa'alavelave: The Interruption
Consequences of Public Protesting
In recent weeks a Virginia woman lost her government contracting job for extending her middle finger to a presidential motorcade and a Texas man wasthreatened with criminal prosecution for an anti-Trump bumper sticker.
Intro Music: Folk Jam by Pavement
Outro Music: Sound of Love by Randy Borden, Country Comfort
North Shore Beaches Become Wheelchair Friendly
The local non-profit organization AccesSurf has spearheaded an effort to make some beaches on Oahu’s North Shore more accessible for those in wheelchairs.
Intro Music: Egg by The Garden
Outro Music: Sunshine (Instrumental) by Atmosphere
Civil Beat Reality Check
Disability rights advocates and clients say that the State’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation is out of money, but Department of Human Services rejects that notion.
Outro Music: Let's Push Things Forward by The Streets
Honolulu Continues Expansion of “Complete Streets”
The Bicycle Coordinator for the City in the Department of Transportation Services is responsible for implementing his department’s Complete Streets program in a rapidly changing urban environment.
Outro Music: I Can See Where This Is Going Now by Shake Some Action
Fa'alavelave: The Interruption
Thelatest production at UH’s Kennedy Theater continues the story of a young mixed-race S?moan woman and her search, both literal and figurative, for a home.
Intro Music: Tau Laia Sou Sei by Fau`ula
Outro Music: Mamalu O Samoa by Pacific Soul
