Collections – Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice
Repository name: Hawaiʻi Peace and Justice (formerly American Friends Service Committee-Hawaiʻi)
Address: 2426 Oahu Avenue Honolulu, HI 96822
Rules or restrictions: Please contact info@hawaiipeaceandjustice.org to inquire about research access and services. They are not a formal “research repository” but a non-profit, community organization.
Website: https://hawaiipeaceandjustice.org/
Parking: Street parking
MATERIALS
Source of records: Honolulu Advertiser, Star Bulletin, Mahealani Cypher, Stop the War Machine Group
Subjects, events, etc. covered:
Opposition to H-3 Freeway; costs; vigil of Hale o Papa; arrests
Bishop Museum; criticism; relationship with State Transportation Department
Halawa Coalition Marches; 1 year anniversary
Military history of the H-3 freeway
Kukuiokane Heiau
Luluku
Luakini Heiau
H-3 freeway construction graphics of viaduct, columns, roadway
Date range of records:
1975-2020
Restrictions, if any: Contact info@hawaiipeaceandjustice.org for more information.
Citation or location information:
Folder title: Halawa H-3 40
What is missing/unavailable:
These are mostly 3rd party publications about the H-3 freeway that were collected by AFSC-Hawaiʻi. There are no documents created by AFSC-Hawaiʻi and their work related to the H-3.
There may be overlap newspaper documents in the Center for Oral History ScholarSpace Collection > Opposition to H-3 Subcollection.