Hawaiian activist and retired educator Haunani-Kay Trask dies at 71
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JOHN BERGER / 2005
Cha Thompson, left, Cyril Pahinui and Haunani Kay Trask at the Honolulu Centennial Gala Dinner.2/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies Department professor Haunani-Kay Trask speaks at an anti-war forum at the campus center courtyard. Trask was a founding director of UH’s Center for Hawaiian Studies.3/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies Department professor Haunani-Kay Trask speaks at an anti-war forum at the campus center courtyard. Trask was a founding director of UH’s Center for Hawaiian Studies.4/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies Department professor Haunani-Kay Trask speaks at an anti-war forum at the campus center courtyard. Trask was a founding director of UH’s Center for Hawaiian Studies.5/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies Department professor Haunani-Kay Trask speaks at an anti-war forum at the campus center courtyard. Trask was a founding director of UH’s Center for Hawaiian Studies.6/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies Department professor Haunani-Kay Trask speaks at an anti-war forum at the campus center courtyard. Trask was a founding director of UH’s Center for Hawaiian Studies.7/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies professor Haunani-Kay Trask, center, speaks at a news conference conducted by University Peace Initiative and Professors Opposing War. Topics included poor coverage of an Oct. 17, 2001 news forum, threats against Hippensteele and Trask as well as harassment of students of middle-eastern or South Asian descent.8/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies professor Haunani-Kay Trask, center, speaks at a news conference conducted by University Peace Initiative and Professors Opposing War. Topics included poor coverage of an Oct. 17, 2001 news forum, threats against Hippensteele and Trask as well as harassment of students of middle-eastern or South Asian descent.9/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies professor Haunani-Kay Trask listens at a news conference conducted by University Peace Initiative and Professors Opposing War. Topics included poor coverage of an Oct. 17, 2001 news forum, threats against Hippensteele and Trask as well as harassment of students of middle-eastern or South Asian descent.10/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies professor Haunani-Kay Trask, left, and Women's Studies professor Susan Hippensteele listen at a news conference conducted by University Peace Initiative and Professors Opposing War, which discussed poor coverage of an Oct. 17, 2001 news forum, threats against Hippensteele and Trask as well as harassment of students of middle-eastern or South Asian descent.11/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2001
University of Hawaii Hawaiian Studies professor Haunani-Kay Trask, left, and Women's Studies professor Susan Hippensteele listen at a news conference conducted by University Peace Initiative and Professors Opposing War. Topics included poor coverage of an Oct. 17, 2001 news forum, threats against Hippensteele and Trask as well as harassment of students of middle-eastern or South Asian descent.12/14
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA / 1998
Haunani-Kay Trask receives a hug before being sworn in as a trustee at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.13/14
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GEORGE F. LEE / 1998
Office of Hawaiian Affairs candidate Mililani Trask receives a hand shake from sister Haunani-Kay Trask at the Kahala Moon Cafe.14/14
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 1995
An undated photo of Haunani-Kay Trask.
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