The Senate resolution designates September 2026 as Hawaiian History Month. It honors Native Hawaiian history, culture, and contributions; recognizes the federal trust relationship with the Native Hawaiian Community; and supports efforts toward reconciliation, including consultation. It encourages federal agencies, schools, and community organizations to hold educational activities and asks federal agencies to promote existing programs related to that relationship.
The resolution encourages educational and community activities during September 2026. It does not describe a required action or direct benefit for individuals.
The resolution does not specify new spending. No publicly available information.
The resolution states that Hawaiian History Month can help educate people about Native Hawaiian history, celebrate Native Hawaiian contributions, support cultural and language revitalization, and advance reconciliation.
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