The University of Hawai’i – West Oʻahu (UH West Oʻahu) is a public university located in Kapolei on the island of Oʻahu. Part of the University of Hawaiʻi System, UH West Oʻahu is known for its focus on providing higher education opportunities that are accessible, affordable, and culturally relevant, particularly for residents of the West Oʻahu region.  HUB Pasifika Impact Type: Cultural Revitalization & Community Development Location: Kapolei, Hawai’i HUB Pasifika is a community-focused initiative that supports the educational and professional growth of Pacific Islander students and the larger Pacific Islander community. It offers resources, programming, and a sense of community that addresses the specific needs and aspirations of students from the Pacific Islands, including Native Hawaiian, Samoan, Tongan, Chuukese, Marshallese, and other Pacific Islander backgrounds. They achieve this by often organizing events, workshops, and networking opportunities tailored to foster cultural pride, professional development, and pathways to success for Pacific Islanders. This support includes academic advising, mentorship programs, and collaboration with external organizations to create a strong learning environment. Hoʻopūliko Kumu Hou Impact Type: Economic Stability & Cultural Revitalization Location: Kapolei, Hawai’i Hoʻopūliko Kumu Hou is a professional development program that is dedicated to preparing and supporting teachers, especially those serving Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities. The program name, Hoʻopūliko Kumu Hou, translates to "to sprout or nurture new teachers," symbolizing its goal of cultivating skilled educators who are well-equipped to serve and uplift their communities. The program focuses on culturally grounded education and addresses the unique needs of students in Hawai‘i’s schools. It provides training that emphasizes culturally relevant teaching practices, local values, and community engagement. This approach helps teachers understand and integrate Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cultures into their classrooms, making education more accessible and meaningful for students from these backgrounds. We Go West Impact Type: Community Development Location: Kapolei, Hawai’i The “We Go West” initiative is exclusively designed for seniors attending high schools in the Leeward district of Oʻahu. This one-day program provides an opportunity for graduating seniors, faculty, and staff to celebrate their acceptance into the University of Hawaiʻi––West Oʻahu. The program aims to promote student engagement, foster a sense of belonging, and develop a sense of community among students and staff through participation in workshops and enrichment activities facilitated by university community members.