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Free school meals are popular. Hawaiʻi isn’t sold.
School Meals Genevieve Mumma 4/14/26 School Meals Genevieve Mumma 4/14/26

Free school meals are popular. Hawaiʻi isn’t sold.

Three years after lawmakers first considered making school meals free for all kids, students and teachers are still pushing for change.

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Some Honolulu charter amendment proposals seek to improve food security, farming
Food Insecurity Genevieve Mumma 12/2/25 Food Insecurity Genevieve Mumma 12/2/25

Some Honolulu charter amendment proposals seek to improve food security, farming

Nearly 280 proposed charter amendments have been submitted to the Honolulu Charter Commission, including several with a focus on improving farming or ensuring that residents don’t go hungry.

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How City Council could improve food security for Oʻahu residents
Food Insecurity Genevieve Mumma 11/19/25 Food Insecurity Genevieve Mumma 11/19/25

How City Council could improve food security for Oʻahu residents

The Honolulu City Council should work on disaster planning, summer feeding programs for children, kūpuna programs, and direct funding for food banks.

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Sugary drink taxes can dismantle systemic inequities by giving back to communities
Food As Medicine Will Caron 2/15/21 Food As Medicine Will Caron 2/15/21

Sugary drink taxes can dismantle systemic inequities by giving back to communities

We have ample evidence to show that low-income neighborhoods have less access to healthy food and drink options, decreased opportunities for physical activity, and limited access to healthcare.

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