Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2022 | 5:30 - 7:30 pm Location: The Pacific Club
Questions? Please call 808-537-1868
After some time apart, we are happy to weclome you back. Join us for an early evening of reconnecting and networking. Enjoy entertainment kanikapila-style by our judges Raiatea Helm.
No speeches. No suits. Just good company!
HSBF Golf Tournament
Date: May 16th, 2022 Location: Oahu Country Club
Check-in: begins at 10:30am
Shotgun start: 11:30am
Questions? email diam@goodsill.com
The 48th Annual Law Day Golf Club Tournament at the Oahu Country Club!
Benefits go to the Hawaii State Bar Foundation.
All net proceeds from the tournament go to the Foundation, which provides funding for pro-bono legal services and community service projects.
The tournament is open to attorneys and friends of legal professionals, including law students.
Move US to Racial Justice: A Free MoveMeHawai‘i Community Education Program
Join us for a free movie screening followed by a live, online panel discussion of the film and how it relates to the ongoing social injustices in the US.
Discuss Hawai‘i’s racial issues - including the Black Lives Matter movement - and ally-building strategies to support of racial equality in our community. Speaker panel to include:
Jon Osaki: the award-winning filmmaker and visionary of Alternative Facts
Camille Nelson: the new Dean of the William S. Richardson School of Law and a leading scholar on critical race theory
Avi Soifer: the immediate past Dean of the William S. Richardson School of Law and a constitutional law expert
Join us for an afternoon of learning as we watch "And Then They Came for Us," the recipient film of the American Bar Association's 2018 Silver Gavel Award. Following the film, we will discuss the forced incarceration of individuals of Japanese ancestry on the mainland and Hawaii's experience in the fight against surpassing rights of native ancestry. Speaker panel to feature:
Abby Ginzberg, film co-director and producer
Eric K. Yamamoto,Law Professor - University of Hawaii
John Okutani, Hawaii Internment Team Volunteer, Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii
Keeping with tradition, event proceeds will fund very worthwhile public service projects which further the mission of the Bar to assist in the administration of justice and provide civic education opportu-nities. Prior Dinner bene ciaries selected by the Hawaii State Bar Foundation and the HSBA include: the Courts in the Community program (Supreme Court oral arguments in high school settings), the Immigration William S. Richardson Law Clinic, Neighbor Island Self Help Centers and Oahu Access to Justice Rooms, annual Constitution educational events, statewide Law Day Clinics, rural law clinics, and Neighbor Island mediation services.
Keeping with tradition, event proceeds will fund very worthwhile public service projects which further the mission of the Bar to assist in the administration of justice and provide civic education opportunities. Prior Dinner beneficiaries selected by the Hawaii State Bar Foundation and the HSBA include: the Courts in the Community program (Supreme Court oral arguments in high school settings), the William S. Richardson Immigration Law Clinic, Neighbor Island Self Help Centers and Oahu Access to Justice Rooms, annual Constitution educational events, statewide Law Day Clinics, rural law clinics, and Neighbor Island mediation services.
