On this episode, the NDN Collective Climate Justice team speaks with one of our NDN Collective Board Members, Camille Kalama, about the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility, a military fuel storage facility in Hawaii, and this facility’s implications for climate and environmental justice.
Camille is a kanaka maoli (Native Hawaiian) from O’ahu, Hawai’i. Camille also served as a staff attorney with the Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation from 2006 until 2019 after clerking for one year at the Hawaii Supreme Court.
Show notes:
- The Navy’s ‘Superfund Six‘
- Demilitarization is Decolonization
- Links to follow our work here:
- Kaʻohewai is the coalition of Native Hawaiian organizations organized for the permanent shutdown of Red Hill Bulk Fuel Facility – @kaohewai (instagram, twitter)
- H.U.L.I. is Hawaii Unity and Liberation Institute which is the social justice/non-violent direct action training arm of Koʻihonua – @huli.nvda (instagram, facebook)