Local Stories, Local Voices
Aloha in Action

A Hawaiʻi-produced television and digital storytelling project connecting audiences with the people, nonprofits and small businesses strengthening our communities

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Built on Experience. Rooted in Hawaiʻi.

Here in Hawaiʻi is produced by Nolan and Jamie Hong of Pop Creative Media, a Hawaiʻi-based production company that has been telling stories for local nonprofits and small businesses since 2014.

300+

videos produced

20+

years of production experience

Regional Emmy® Nominee

Telly Award Winner

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Stories from Here in Hawaiʻi

See Hawaiʻi Through a Different Lens

Here in Hawaiʻi introduces you to the people, nonprofits and businesses that make our communities what they are.

From personal journeys to organizations creating change, each story gives viewers a chance to see a different side of Hawaiʻi.

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Discover organizations across Hawaiʻi doing meaningful work in our communities. Search by the causes you care about, explore organizations by island, and find a nonprofit you’d like to support.

Lush taro field with broad green leaves and standing water stretches toward misty mountains under cloudy skies, creating a serene tropical scene.

Smiling bakery worker in green uniform and apron mixes dough in a large bowl inside a busy commercial kitchen, creating a warm, cheerful mood.

Two women and four young children sit on colorful blankets indoors, smiling and playing with toys in a warm, joyful group scene.

Help Us Keep Telling Hawaiʻi’s Stories

Here in Hawaiʻi is a locally produced show created to celebrate the people, nonprofits and small businesses that make our communities special.

Our work is made possible through the support of our sponsors and viewers. If you believe these stories are worth telling, you can help us keep producing them.