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DESCRIPTION:Council: Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women\n\nOfficial Notice: https://calendar.ehawaii.gov/calendar/meeting/77723/details.html\n\nHAWAII STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (HSCSW)
\nPUBLIC MEETING
\nAugust 27\, 2026\, 8:30 a.m.
\nRemote Meeting
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\nPursuant to Chapter 92\, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS)\, HSCSW plans to hold remote meetings with an in-person participation location\, facilitated by interactive conference technology\, with Commission members\, staff\, and residents participating simultaneously online and in person. The public can view\, participate\, and listen to the live\, remote meetings using the link below. Members of the public may also appear in person to view or provide testimony at the location indicated below.
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\nIN PERSON LOCATION: Leiopapa A Kamehameha Building\, 235 South Beretania Street\, Conference Room 405\, Honolulu\, Hawaii 96813\, 4th Floor.
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\nREMOTE: Via Zoom at https://zoom.us/join\, Meeting ID: 871 4770 9243 and Passcode: 657869
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\nTESTIMONY: Written and verbal testimony will be accepted. If you would like to submit written testimony\, please send your testimony by email to dhs.hscsw@dhs.hawaii.gov or by mail to 235 South Beretania Street Suite 407\, Honolulu\, Hawaii 96813 to Executive Director Llasmin Chaine’s attention. Written testimony received after 4:30 p.m. August 26\, 2026\, cannot be guaranteed to be distributed in time for the meeting.
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\nWritten testimony submitted to the HSCSW will be made a public record and any contact information contained therein will be available for public inspection and copying. Please do not include information that you do not want disclosed to the public.
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\nAGENDA
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\nI.             PUBLIC NOTICE\, CALL TO ORDER\, ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM (2 Minutes)
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\nII.            PUBLIC COMMENT
\na.           Public testimony on any item relevant to this agenda may be taken at this time\, or a testifier may wait to testify at the time the agenda item is called for discussion\, pursuant to HRS §92-3.
\nb.            Notice of written testimony received\, if any.
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\nIII.          APPROVAL OF DECEMBER 2025\, FEBRUARY 2026\, AND MAY 2026 MEETING MINUTES - Discussion and Vote (3 Minutes)
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\nIV.          REPORTS – Discussion
\na.           Executive Director Report (10 minutes)
\ni.             Public policy advocacy activities
\n1.           Close of Hawaii Women’s Coalition 2026 Regular Session of the Legislature efforts\, summer recess\, and reconvening in August 2026.
\n2.           Final status of 2026 Session HSCSW tracked measures:
\nMeasure/Bill Number(s)         Measure Title Lifecycle            Stance
\nHR85   REQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN TO ESTABLISH A WORKING GROUP AND PROVIDE A REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE ON WAYS TO STRENGTHEN PREVENTION\, INTERVENTIONS\, AND PROTECTIONS FOR SURVIVORS OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.              Adopted             Support
\nSR71    REQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN\, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL\, TO ESTABLISH A WORKING GROUP AND PROVIDE A REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE ON WAYS TO STRENGTHEN PROTECTIONS FOR SURVIVORS OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.              Adopted             Support
\nSCR194/SR183/ HR38             URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO MEET THE CRITERIA NECESSARY TO OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZE CHEERLEADING AS A TITLE IX SPORT IN HAWAII.   Adopted                Support
\nSCR139/SR131            REQUESTING THE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL TO RECOMMEND TO THE GOVERNOR\, FOR INCLUSION IN THE STATE UNIFIED PLAN\, A COMPREHENSIVE STATEWIDE WORKFORCE STRATEGY TO ENSURE THAT ALL PEOPLE OF THE STATE HAVE A PATHWAY TO A CAREER THAT ENABLES THEM TO LEARN\, WORK\, AND THRIVE IN THE STATE AND CONTRIBUTE TO A VIBRANT LOCAL ECONOMY GROUNDED IN COMMUNITY VALUES BY 2045.          Adopted             Support
\nSR9/SCR11     REQUESTING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO PASS LEGISLATION TO AMEND THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 TO PROHIBIT DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF SEX\, SEXUAL ORIENTATION\, AND GENDER IDENTITY IN EMPLOYMENT\, HOUSING\, PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS\, EDUCATION\, FEDERALLY FUNDED PROGRAMS\, CREDIT\, AND JURY SERVICE. Adopted             Support
\nHR110/SR82  URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO STRENGTHEN MENSTRUAL HEALTH EDUCATION INITIATIVES AND TO ADOPT A COMPREHENSIVE MENSTRUAL CYCLE CURRICULUM.                Adopted             Support
\nSR25    URGING STATE AGENCIES AND THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON SCHOOL OF LAW TO COLLABORATE TO DEVELOP EXTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAW STUDENTS TO ASSIST IN THE COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW AND UPDATE OF THE HAWAII ADMINISTRATIVE RULES.   Adopted                Support
\nSR7/HR5/SCR7            AFFIRMING AND SUPPORTING THE REQUIREMENT THAT HOSPITALS PROVIDE LIFE-SAVING EMERGENCY CARE TO PREGNANT PEOPLE\, INCLUDING REPRODUCTIVE AND ABORTION SERVICES\, WHEN SUCH CARE IS MEDICALLY NECESSARY TO STABILIZE A PATIENT UNDER THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND ACTIVE LABOR ACT.    Adopted             Support
\nSR99    URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO STUDENTS ON HOW TO PREREGISTER TO VOTE BEFORE REACHING VOTING AGE.       Adopted             Support
\nGM572               Submitting for consideration and confirmation to the Commission on the Status of Women\, Gubernatorial Nominee\, KERESTIN WALKER\, for a term to expire 06-30-2026.            Confirmed                Support
\nGM778               Submitting for consideration and confirmation to the Commission on the Status of Women\, Gubernatorial Nominee\, JESSICA SHAFFER\, for a term to expire 06-30-2030.              Confirmed                Support
\nHB2090             RELATING TO DOMESTIC ABUSE ORDERS FOR PROTECTION.  Enacted             Support
\nSB3022              RELATING TO CULTURE AND ARTS.    Enacted             Support
\nHB1875             RELATING TO HEALTH CARE.     Enacted             Support
\nHB1870             RELATING TO PROTECTED COMMUNITY LOCATIONS.   Enacted             Support
\nHB1962             RELATING TO FAMILY.      Enacted             Support
\nHB1800             RELATING TO THE STATE BUDGET.     Enacted             Support
\nHB1838             RELATING TO VISAS.     Enacted                Support
\nHB1858             RELATING TO VITAL STATISTICS.     Enacted             Support
\nHB1961             RELATING TO HEALTH CARE.   Enacted             Support
\nSB2135              RELATING TO PRIVACY.      Enacted             Support
\nHB1682             RELATING TO THE DISCLOSURE OF INTIMATE IMAGES.        Enacted             Support
\nSB2727              RELATING TO DISCRIMINATION.  Enacted                Support
\nSB3238              RELATING TO LANGUAGE ACCESS.   Enacted             Support
\nHB1801             RELATING TO CHILD WELFARE SERVICES.     Enacted             Support
\nHB1960             RELATING TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING.  Enacted             Support
\nHB1888             RELATING TO THE SAFETY OF EDUCATIONAL WORKERS.   Enacted             Support
\nHB1959             RELATING TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.  Enacted                Support
\nSB2568              RELATING TO OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC SERVANTS.    Enacted             Support
\nHB2137             RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.  Enacted             Support
\nHB2289             RELATING TO THE EXPENDITURE CEILING ON THE AUTOMATED VICTIM INFORMATION AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEM SPECIAL FUND.     Enacted             Support
\nHB1945             RELATING TO GAMING. Dead - Biennium                Oppose
\nHB2570/SB3303         RELATING TO SPORTS WAGERING.    Dead - Biennium                Oppose
\nTOTALS: 97 Measures Tracked\, 33 Measures Successfully Passed or Deferred\, 178 pieces of Written Testimony Submitted.
\nii.            Educational materials\, trainings\, media\, and outreach regarding women’s issues and community collaborations
\n1.           National Association of Commissions for Women (NACW):
\na.           Next Information Forum planned for August 26\, 2026\, topic: Women's Suffrage Monument. Future Topic: Menopause
\nb.            NACW Annual Member Business Meeting - July 27\, 2026\, 1 pm HST
\n2.           Press releases: Completed - May announcement of 2026 Period Poverty Survey\, and July announcement of Hawaii Safety Survey to collect domestic violence survivor lived experiences for last session’s HCR 55 resolution establishing a Judiciary led working group to improve survivor safety and the effectiveness of existing laws.
\n3.           Projects and collaborations:
\na.           Gender Equity Scorecard and Toolkit\, collaborating with Nurturing Wahine Fund and Office of Wellness and Resilience
\nb.            Civic Education elementary school curriculum development and student educator model\, collaboration with Harvard\, University of Hawaii at Manoa – Office of Civic Education and Engagement\, and the Hawaii Commission to Promote and Advance Civic Education
\nc.            2026 Period Poverty Report\, collaboration with Mai Movement Hawaii
\nd.           Launch of statewide Abortion Needs Assessment for patients and health care providers
\ne.            August attendance of National Network to End Domestic Violence – Safety Net’s Technology Summit 2026 in Washington D.C.
\nf.             Speaking request from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research – biennial gender equity convening Power+ Summit – September in Michigan
\niii.          Administration efforts and supervision
\n1.           Four to six student interns expected for the Fall 2026 semester
\n2.           Administrative Assistant recruitment efforts
\n3.           Budget – Recent\, Pending\, and Anticipated Expenditures
\nb.            State Commissioners’ Reports and Updates Regarding Community Issues\, Collaborations\, Events\, Plans\, Proposals or Status of Women Efforts in Each County (15 Minutes)
\ni.             Stacey Moniz\, Maui Commissioner
\n1.           Update on Maui County Committee on the Status of Women (CSW) meetings and activities
\na.           E Ho`i I Ka Piko Women's Conference on Maui\, July 9 – 10\, 2026
\nii.            Edie Ignacio Neumiller\, Kauai Commissioner
\n1.           July 30th Statewide Sign-waving – World Day Against Trafficking in Persons\, Kauai location in front of Kauai Community College
\niii.          Rose Medina Kemna\, Oahu Commissioner
\n1.           Honolulu County CSW updates - recently reconvened\, elected officers\, slight reduction in budget\, and activities for upcoming fiscal year
\n2.           Women Who Mean Business awards
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\nV.            ESTABLISH FREQUENCY OF HSCSW MEETINGS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 (JULY 1\, 2026 – JUNE 30\, 2027) - Discussion and Vote (10 Minutes)
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\nVI.          IDENTIFY UPCOMING MEETING DATES AND TIMES FOR HSCSW FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 - Discussion (10 Minutes)
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\nVII.         IDENTIFICATION OF HSCSW DESIGNEE(S) FOR SENATE RESOLUTION (SR) 71 AND HOUSE RESOLUTION (HR) 85 - ESTABLISHING AN IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE WORKING GROUP (Attachment A) - Discussion and Vote (10 Minutes)
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\nVIII.       IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES FOR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES\, MEDIA CAMPAIGNS AND/OR EVENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 TO ADVANCE AWARENESS IN 1) POLITICAL\, ECONOMIC\, AND SOCIAL EQUALITY FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS\; 2) HEALTH\, SAFETY\, EQUITY AND ACCESS TO CARE FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS\; 3) PROTECTIONS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION AND GENDER BASED VIOLENCE\; AND/OR 4) CELEBRATING FEMALE CONTRIBUTIONS\, ACHIEVEMENTS\, AND LEADERSHIP IN HAWAII - Discussion and Action (20 Minutes)
\na.           JANUARY
\n☐  National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month*
\n☐  Women's Legislative Caucus Breakfast*
\n☐  Cervical Health Awareness Month
\n☐  National Stalking Awareness Month
\n☐  Cervical Cancer Prevention Week
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\nFEBRUARY
\n☐  Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
\n☐  National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
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\nMARCH
\n☐  Women's History Month*
\n☐  Girls' Day (March 3)*
\n☐  International Women's Day (March 8)*
\n☐  National Endometriosis Awareness Month
\n☐  Equal Pay Day
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\nAPRIL
\n☐  Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)*
\n☐  Denim Day (last Wednesday of April)*
\n☐  National Child Abuse Prevention Month
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\nMAY
\n☐  National Women's Health Week/Month*
\n☐  Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR\, May 5)*
\n☐  Preeclampsia Awareness Month
\n☐  Menstrual Health Awareness Month
\n☐  Period Poverty Awareness Week (last week of May)
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\nJUNE
\n☐  Gender Equality Week (June 23–29) (Anniversary of Hawaii’s Equality Pay Act (June 27th))
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\nAUGUST
\n☐  National Breastfeeding Month
\n☐  Women's Equality Day (August 26)
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\nSEPTEMBER
\n☐  Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month
\n☐  Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) Awareness Month
\n☐  International Safe Abortion Day (September 28)
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\nOCTOBER
\n☐  National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)*
\n☐  National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
\n☐  World Menopause Month
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\nNOVEMBER and DECEMBER
\n☐  16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (November 25–December 10)
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\n*Previously recognized by HSCSW.
\nIX.          HSCSW AS HOST COMMISSION FOR THE NACW 2028 CONFERENCE (Attachment B) - Discussion and Action (5 Minutes)
\na.           The NACW assists and supports commissions for women to ensure that they not only survive\, but thrive in today's challenging environment\, providing programs\, activities\, relevant resources\, and available expertise to members.
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\nX.           HSCSW TO HOST A CONFERENCE TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER WOMEN REGARDING EQUITY\, HEALTH\, SAFETY\, INCLUSION\, AND/OR LEADERSHIP – Discussion and Vote (10 Minutes)
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\nXI.          2029-2030 “READY TO RUN” CONFERENCE - Discussion and Action (9 Minutes)
\na.           Ready to Run materials previously acquired\, a non-partisan campaign training program to encourage women to run for elective office\, position themselves for appointive office\, work on a campaign\, or get involved in public life in other ways.
\nb.            Possible conference content based on previous HSCSW Ready to Run conference materials - essential information for those running for elected office - Campaign 101:
\ni.             State of Hawaii Office of Elections information for candidates and campaigns:
\n1.           How to Become a Candidate
\n2.           Candidates Manual
\nii.            Voting in Hawaii – rules and processes
\niii.          Available Resources:
\n1.           Campaign Sign Regulations
\n2.           Election Laws
\n3.           State of Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission materials:
\na.           Candidate Committees
\nb.            First Time Users
\nc.            Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
\nd.           Hawaii Schedule of reporting dates for Candidates Running in the Upcoming Election
\ne.            Guidebooks and Manuals\, including the Public Funding Guidebook
\niv.           Center for American Women and Politics information and resources:
\n1.           Ready to Run program and curriculum
\n2.           Women in State Legislatures data
\nv.            Honolulu Toastmasters – Improve Your Public Speaking education
\nvi.           Hawaii Public Access Room resources
\nvii.         National Women’s Political Caucus Training and Education
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\nXII.         ESTABLISH ANNUAL PRACTICES RELATED TO (1) COMPLETING THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S (“ED”) ANNUAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION\; (2) DISCUSSING THE RESULTS OF THE ED’S ANNUAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION\; (3) VOTING ON WHETHER TO EXTEND THE ED’S APPOINTMENT – Discussion (15 Minutes)
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\nXIII.       ADJOURNMENT – Discussion and Vote (1 Minute)
\nIf you need an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability\, contact Llasmin Chaine at 808-586-5757 or dhs.hscsw@dhs.hawaii.gov as soon as possible\, preferably by August 25\,2026. Requests made as early as possible have a greater likelihood of being fulfilled. Upon request\, this notice is available in alternate formats.
\nAttachment A
\nS.R. NO. 71 S.D.1
\nSENATE RESOLUTION
\nREQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN\, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL\, TO ESTABLISH A WORKING GROUP AND PROVIDE A REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE ON WAYS TO STRENGTHEN PROTECTIONS FOR SURVIVORS OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.
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\n22          BE IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the Thirty-third
\n23          Legislature of the State of Hawaii\, Regular Session of 2026\,
\n24          that the Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women\, in
\n25          collaboration with the Office of the Legislative Reference
\n26          Bureau and Department of the Attorney General\, is requested to
\n27          establish a working group comprised of gender-based violence
\n28          service providers and survivors of gender-based violence to
\n29          conduct a review of statutes and policies nationwide to evaluate
\n30          possibilities for policy or program enhancements to protect
\n31          survivors of image-based sexual abuse that can be adapted from
\n32          other states and incorporated into Hawaii law\; and
\n33
\n34          BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Hawaii State Commission on
\n35          the Status of Women\, in collaboration with the Office of the
\n36          Legislative Reference Bureau and Department of the Attorney
\n37          General\, is requested to submit a report of its findings and
\n38          recommendations\, including any proposed legislation on ways to
\n39          strengthen protections for survivors of image-based sexual
\n40          abuse\, to the Legislature no later than forty days prior to the
\n41          convening of the Regular Session of 2028\; and
\n42
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\n1             BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this
\n2             Resolution be transmitted to the Governor\, Lieutenant Governor\,
\n3             Attorney General\, Executive Director of the Hawaii State
\n4             Commission on the Status of Women\, Director of the Office of the
\n5             Legislative Reference Bureau\, and prosecuting attorney of each
\n6             county.
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\nH.R. NO. 85 H.D. 2
\nHOUSE RESOLUTION
\nREQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN TO ESTABLISH A WORKING GROUP AND PROVIDE A REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE ON WAYS TO STRENGTHEN PREVENTION\, INTERVENTIONS\, AND PROTECTIONS FOR SURVIVORS OF IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE.
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\n22          BE IT RESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the
\n23          Thirty-third Legislature of the State of Hawaii\, Regular Session
\n24          of 2026\, that a designee of the Hawaii State Commission on the
\n25          Status of Women is requested to establish a working group
\n26          comprised of the following members or their designees: gender-
\n27          based violence service providers\, survivors of gender-based
\n28          violence\, county police departments\, prosecuting attorney
\n29          offices\, gender-based violence coalitions\, the Judiciary\, and
\n30          any other representatives with relevant knowledge or experiences
\n31          that the Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women designee
\n32          deems necessary to conduct a review of statutes and policies
\n33          nationwide to evaluate possibilities for policy or program
\n34          enhancements to prevent image-based sexual abuse\, intervene and
\n35          protect survivors that can be adapted from other states and
\n36          incorporated into Hawaii law\; and
\n37
\n38          BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a designee of the Hawaii State
\n39          Commission on the Status of Women is requested to submit a
\n40          report of its findings and recommendations\, including any
\n41          proposed legislation on ways to prevent\, intervene\, and
\n42          strengthen protections for survivors of image-based sexual
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\n1             abuse\, to the Legislature no later than twenty days prior to the
\n2             convening of the Regular Session of 2028 and to dissolve the
\n3             working group on December 31\, 2027\; and
\n4
\n5             BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Department of the Attorney
\n6             General is requested to provide legal guidance and
\n7             administrative support to the working group upon request of the
\n8             designee of the Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women\;
\n9             and
\n10
\n11          BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the designee of the Hawaii
\n12          State Commission on the Status of Women may request assistance
\n13          of the Legislative Reference Bureau in drafting proposed
\n14          legislation for the working group\; provided that the drafting
\n15          request is submitted to the Legislative Reference Bureau no
\n16          later than October 1\, 2027\; and
\n17
\n18          BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this
\n19          Resolution be transmitted to the Governor\, Lieutenant Governor\,
\n20          Attorney General\, Executive Director of the Hawaii State
\n21          Commission on the Status of Women\; Director of the Legislative
\n22          Reference Bureau\; and prosecuting attorneys of each of the
\n23          counties.
\n24
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\nAttachment B
\nNACW Conference Bid Application
\nThe National Association of Commissions for Women (NACW) is seeking bids for the next NACW Conference.
\nOver the last 50 years\, NACW members have traveled to exciting venues and enjoyed productive and informative conferences. If your Commission is interested in serving as the Host Commission for the next conference\, please complete the following form by October 15th\, 2026.
\nMore Information to Know:  
\nHost Commissions are encouraged to ask for assistance from other commissions in their state.  
\nThe NACW Executive Committee will appoint a Conference Planning Committee Chair that will meet with the Executive Committee on an ongoing and regular schedule to offer guidance and assistance with conference planning.  
\nNACW Executive Committee and the Host Commission/Allied Organization will approve and sign a Memorandum of Understanding outlining NACW conference responsibilities and Host Commission/Allied Organization conference responsibilities.  
\nThe Host Commission and NACW Finance Committee agree to raise local/regional funds and national sponsorships respectively\, needed for the conference and the benefit of NACW. The NACW Finance Committee will provide oversight and collaborate with the Host Commission on strategies/action plans to meet fundraising goals.  
\nThe NACW Conference Planning Committee will provide the Host Commission/Allied Organization with Conference Planning Timelines/deadlines for a successful conference.  
\n* Indicates required question
\nName & Title of Individual Completing the form:*
\nCommission/Organization Name:*
\nCommission/Organization Contact Email:
\nCommission/Organization Contact Phone:*
\nCommission/Organization Mailing Address:*
\nHas your commission or organization participated in a NACW Conference in the past?*
\nHave you or your commission/organization hosted a conference or similar event in the past?*
\nHas your commission or organization approved your intent to apply? (By answering yes to this question\, you are certifying that your commission/organization is aware of this application\, and agrees to support planning and execution.)*
\nPlease list the individuals from your Commission/Organization who will assist in conference planning and execution:*
\nPotential Collaborative Partners:*
\nPotential Venues: (Please Venue Name\, Location Address & Venue Contact Name & Email/Phone)*
\nPlease upload letters of Endorsement/Support from Commission\, Visitor's Bureau\, Governor/Mayor or appointing authority of bidding Commission/Organization
LOCATION:Leiopapa A Kamehameha Building Conference Room 405\, State Office Tower\, 235 S. Beretania St.\, Honolulu\, HI 96813\, 4th Floor.
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