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Senator Inouye Told By His Son

Kauai Film Festival - 2016

Patsy Mink videos

Portrait Unveil ceremony plus a panel discussion from Hawaii.

June 23, 2022

Excerpts - Portrait Unveil ceremony at U.S. Capitol.

July 4, 2022

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Senator Inouye Told By His Son

Daniel "Ken" Inouye Jr. and Chief of Staff Patrick DeLeon.

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September 7, 2021

Senator Inouye Told By His Son

Former Inouye staffer Robbie Alm joins Ken Inouye to discuss the leadership

style of his father.

Senator Inouye Told By His Son

Most people don't know Senator Inouye was a musician.
As a teenager he played saxophone in a Swing band and piano his entire life.

US Navy ship named after Senator Inouye

Ken Inouye donated his grandmother's 100-year-old Japanese-language family Bible to the USS Daniel Inouye. The Bible was sealed inside the ship's mast.

US Navy ship named after Senator Inouye

The USS Daniel Inouye (DDG 118) was home ported at Pearl Harbor. The official Ship's Christening ceremony was held December 8, 2021.

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US Navy ship named after Senator Inouye

Crew Members Running Aboard

Navy tradition has crew members run aboard to bring the "ship to life"

Patsy Mink: 50th Anniversary Title IX

Patsy Mink Untold Story

Patsy Mink Changed America.

Patsy Mink Untold Story

Listen to the untold stories from Patsy's friends in Hawai.

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Patsy Mink Untold Story

Patsy Mink from Hawaii was a powerful Member of Congress.

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Patsy Mink's daughter Wendy Mink and

co-author Judy Wu discuss their new book, FIERCE AND FEARLESS.

Wendy Mink

The remarkable journey of Supreme Court Justice Sabrina McKenna.

Ku'ulei Agbayani, the first full time female radio sportscaster in Hawaii

Stories from our past help us move forward.

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Women Governed

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Humble World Champions

Hawaii Little League World Champions

2005, 2008, 2018, 2022

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Hawaiian M.D.

The ‘Imi Ho‘ōla program at the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine was the first in the nation for indigenous students. Founded in 1973, the program is celebrating 50 years in 2023.