Haunani-Kay Trask (1949 - 2021) and Mililani Trask (1951 - ) are audacious, articulate, and intelligent mana wāhine Native Hawaiian activists for the Hawaiian sovereignty movement. They dedicate their life's work advocating for the improvement of the Hawaiian people.
From a Native Daughter by 
Light in the Crevice Never Seen by 
Night Is a Sharkskin Drum by 
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Mililani Trask Named New OHA Trustee for Hawaiʻi Island by Honolulu Star Advertiser
Haunani Kay Trask, Champion of Native Rights in Hawaiʻi, Dies at 71 by Annabelle Williams, July 12, 2021
A Dream Realized at Mānoa Campus by Manu Boyd
Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 14, Number 10, 1 October 1997
Article discusses the opening of the Center for Hawaiian Studies at UH Mānoa with Haunani Kay Trask as its director.
Eye of the Storm by Sterling Kini Wong
Haunani Kay Trask discusses homelessness in Hawaiʻi.
Native Hawaiian Rights Conference Theme is Hawaiian Sovereignty - "The Ultimate Unity"? by Deborah Lee Ward
Article discusses the issue of Hawaiian sovereignty.
The Birth of the Modern Hawaiian Movement: Kalama Valley, Oʻahu by Haunani Kay Trask
Hawaiian Historical Society, Hawaiian Journal of History, volume 21, 1987
Haunani Kay Trask - "This is not America. This is Polynesia."
Island Issues; Racism and Academic Freedom VHS format. 1990.
Various resources compiled by Haylee Von Oelhoffen - Class of 2022
Edited by Kumu Laʻakea Cumberlander & Kumu Kuuleilani Reyes
