Hawaiʻi Peace & Justice has developed strong alliances with social justice organizations and coalitions internationally. We believe that none of us are free until we are all free. Therefore, international solidarity with those struggling for self determination, climate justice and an end to the gendered violence and ecological devastation of militarization is an absolute necessity.
Learn more about the organizations we consider to be our allies in the global call for genuine security:
Hui Aloha ʻĀina o Honolulu
We stand upon the foundation laid by our kūpuna who established the Hui Aloha ʻĀina in 1893. We are committed to the restoration of Hawaiian independence, to defend our lands and to uphold the values of aloha ʻāina, aloha lāhui, ka ʻoiaʻiʻo a me ka pono.
Malama Mākua
A Kanaka Maoli-led non-profit organization with a mission to bring about the return of sacred Mākua from the US military for culturally appropriate use.
Prutehi Litekyan/Save Ritidian
the Guam-based group Prutehi Litekyan: Save Ritidian, are a direct action group dedicated to the protection of natural and cultural resources in all sites identified for DOD live-fire firing training on Guam. We oppose the establishment of any military firing range and align our efforts with other regional movements working to prevent environmental degradation and destruction on sacred and native lands. Our work promotes the continued pursuit for return of ancestral lands.
OCW670
We are Our Common Wealth 670, a Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) grassroots community group who advocates for the de-escalation of militarization throughout the Marianas archipelago. Our goal is to protect our ancestral lands, seas and skies from irreparable damage caused by military practices and other developments that pose a threat to our health, physical environment and livelihoods by increasing awareness of current military planning and the policies that effect us the most.
Youngsolwara Pacific
Youngsolwara is a regional movement comprised of a collective of activists from the Pacific. We share common concerns on issues impacting our Pacific people and our islands.
Grassroots Global Justice Alliance/ DemilitaRISE!
DemilitaRISE is a working group bringing together GGJ members who are involved in grassroots organizing or people impacted by U.S. militarism, both at home through police and ICE violence, occupied Indigenous lands, racial profiling, mass incarcerations and detention, and globally from war-impacted communities, as well as veterans enduring grave trauma.
Women Cross DMZ
Formed in 2014, Women Cross DMZ (WCDMZ) mobilizes women globally for peace in Korea through education, advocacy, and organizing. We are a leading voice in the movement calling for a formal end to the Korean War and the replacement of the armistice with a peace agreement.
Women’s Voices, Women Speak
Women’s Voices Women Speak (WVWS), a collective of women in Hawaiʻi who address local and international issues relating to demilitarization, peace and non-violence. We are the Hawaiʻi based partner of the International Women’s Network Against Militarism. WVWS affirms the principles of genuine security.
http://www.facebook.com/wvws808
The International Womensʻ Network Against Militarism
Our mission is to promote, model, and protect genuine security by creating an international women’s network of solidarity against militarism; and to strengthen our common consciousness and voice by sharing our experiences and making critical connections among patriarchy, militarism, imperialism, colonialism, and other systems of oppression.
Veterans For Peace Chapter 113 – Hawaii
Veterans and their allies in Hawaii who want to work for peace.
