All the hula and songs selected for Wednesday’s Hōʻike Night performances were either choreographed or composed for the Hawaiian language revitalization movement over its 40-year history.

The Department of the Interior’s Office of Native Hawaiian Relations today announced $1 million in funding for Native Hawaiian Organizations through the Heritage Opportunities in Hawaiʻi grant program. The funding is made possible by the Native American Tourism and Improving Visitor Experience Act, which enables Indigenous communities to participate in national tourism goals and strategies.

The government program helped over 13,000 households. One reason it succeeded may have been that people who had experienced housing instability had a seat at the decision-making table

According to the city, more than 81,000 O‘ahu residents’ driver’s licenses and state IDs will be expiring this year. Starting on April 6, some city services will remain available for at least one Saturday up until June 29.

Those who are deaf or hard of hearing are invited to Sea Life Park Hawaii’s upcoming event to celebrate ASL Day, set on Monday, April 15. The event will feature interpreted programming throughout the park grounds, an ASL story time, immersive activities, and more. It is free to those who are hard of hearing or deaf and their family members can enjoy Kama‘aina pricing.

Many of Hawai‘i’s condominiums were built in the 1960s and ’70s and are reaching the point where they will need major infrastructure, cosmetic and architectural improvements to keep their value and remain liveable

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) in partnership with Kupu, Hawaiʻi’s largest youth-focused conservation and sustainability nonprofit, is offering workforce opportunities for wildfire-impacted residents on Maui. Participating Kupu participants will assist at CNHA’s Maui Resource Center and Distribution Center in Kahului with supply distribution, making home-kits, as well as moving wildfire survivors into homes.

Here are some tips, advice, or business content that may be useful to Hawaiʻi’s working professionals.

• Office vacancies set new all-time high, blowing past recession-era rates | Fortune
• How to Address a Resume Gap When Switching Careers | Harvard Business Review
• Here’s Where Job Cuts Are Happening–and Why | Inc.
• Why the gap between management and workers feels wider than ever | Fast Company

Ending the day with a gorgeous sunset on Oʻahu.