The program allows K – 12 students to participate in a mock election, getting involved in the democratic process before they can vote
A youth leader and plaintiff from the Hawai‘i climate change lawsuit addressed eighth graders
Immigrants from 21 countries took the oath of allegiance on Wednesday, Sept. 17, at Punahou School’s Dillingham Hall
During a Q&A session, he encouraged students to get involved in shaping the future
U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono capped off a fruitful inaugural year for the program
Punahou alumnus Prince Kūhiō stands in the rear in a photo from 1900 in front of Old School Hall
U.S. Attorney Clare Connors '92 discussed vital topics related to defending democracy and rule of law
Educator and scholar Diana Hess shared how thoughtful, inclusive conversations can strengthen democracy
Fourth graders toured the capitol, learning about local government and meeting officials
Acclaimed author and cultural historian Jeff Chang visited Punahou School to speak with Academy