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- "Throughout my career, I have worked to bring Aloha to Washington and our nation, and it works, to bring people together and get things done," Senator Akaka tells Paula Akana. The interview will air on KITV before the Senator's retirement.
- KITV's Paula Akana is interviewing Senator Akaka for a special about his career right now. "I know there are seasons for things," Akaka says.
Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka shared a link.
Senator Akaka's Washington, D.C. office is closed today due to Hurricane Sandy. The Honolulu and Hilo offices are open.- Senator Akaka was just honored at the United Public Workers convention with a resolution noting that he has "always conducted himself with dignity and exemplified the spirit of Aloha, for which he has long been a source of ststewide pride."
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Mahalo!- Senator Akaka is presented with Lifetime Achievement Award by Hawaii Law Enforcement
- Senator Akaka is being presented with Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hawaii Law Enforcement Security Appreciation Luncheon.
- Senator Akaka is being honored right now with a Lifetime Achievement award at the Hawaii Law Enforcement TOP COP luncheon.
- Great to see Senator Mark Begich in Anchorage last week. Mark is a strong supporter of Alaska Native education, health care, and jobs. At the annual convention of the Alaska Federation of Natives - Official Page
Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka shared a link.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Daniel Akaka, long an advocate of native peoples, found a like-minded audience Friday.
No, it wasn't in Hawaii, or here in the nation's capital. Instead, it was in Anchorage at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention...Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka shared a link.
"Throughout my life, and my career in public service, I have worked to bring the Hawaiian culture and the aloha spirit, love and respect, with me at all times. I have sought to remain focused on what is pono, what is right and proper. I s...et my goals around what can be achieved in the spirit of lokahi, unity, to holo i mua, move forward.See More
In these changing times, it is critical that all Native Americans - American Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians - continue to stand together, and move forward together, to advance Native sovereignty and self-determination in the United States.
There is strength in that solidarity..."- Senator Akaka made time during his trip to Alaska to speak with Alaska Native high school and college students. Akaka came from a poor Native Hawaiian family in Pauoa Valley and never imagined he would one day be a United States Senator. His message: You can do it too. Your culture will give your strength. Whatever you do best, you can pursue.
- Chairman Akaka addresses the Alaska Federation of Natives conference in Anchorage.
Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka shared a link.
Senator Akaka will be addressing the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention shortly. Live webcast of the convention is available at the link below.Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka shared a link.
"I am deeply honored and truly touched to receive this meaningful Denali award, and I am humbled to be the first person from outside of Alaska to be presented with it." said Senator Akaka. "Throughout my career, the Hawaii and Alaska Congressional delegations have worked in support of each other, to advance issues important to each of our non-contiguous states. Especially for our Native peoples.- Senator Akaka addresses the Alaska Federation of Natives conference after receiving the Denali Award
- Chairman Akaka admires the Tagiugmiut Dancers from Barrow, Alaska at the opening of the Alaska Federation of Natives annual conference. Later today, Akaka will be the first non-Alaskan presented with the Denali award for exemplary service on behalf of Alaska Natives.