A Season of Support: Reflecting on Hawaiʻi’s First Queer Youth Warm Line
KHTH lauched a Holiday Warm Line for Queer Youth
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Understanding Grief Through a Hawaiian Lens
Grief is universal, but the way we experience it is shaped by culture, community, and environment. In Hawaiʻi, connection to ʻohana, ʻāina, and ancestry deeply influences how people grieve and heal.
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Grief is Not Selfish
Grief is not selfish. Focusing on loss and remembering loved ones is a natural, human, and deeply loving act. This piece explores why turning inward during grief is an expression of care, connection, and selfless love—drawing inspiration from Kierkegaard’s timeless reflections on love and loss.
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A Grief Concept You Should Care About: Continuing Bonds
Continuing Bonds” is one of those grief concepts that just makes sense — an “a-ha” moment for many who hear it. Instead of urging us to “move on,” it reminds us that it’s normal, even healthy, to maintain a connection with our loved ones after they’ve died. This article explores how Continuing Bonds reframes grief as an ongoing relationship rather than something to overcome, offering validation, comfort, and understanding for anyone navigating loss.
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