About the conference
A room for everyone working toward belonging.
The Hawaiʻi Immigration and Inclusion Conference convenes leaders, advocates, policymakers, educators, employers, and community members to strengthen Hawaiʻi’s commitment to immigrant inclusion, equity, and belonging.
Through plenary conversations, workshops, and networking opportunities, participants explore policies, programs, and community-driven solutions that support immigrant families, workers, youth, and multilingual communities across the state.
The conference will be held at the Hawaiʻi Imin International Conference Center at Jefferson Hall (East-West Center) in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
Watch the film — subtitled, plays without sound.
What to expect
- Keynote and plenary sessions with leaders in policy, labor, education, health, and community organizing
- Interactive breakouts on immigration, workforce development, language access, civic engagement, and inclusion
- A community resource and partner tabling area
- Opportunities for cross-sector collaboration and partnership-building
Steering Committee
Convened by a coalition of community organizations.
