Last updated · JUNE 20, 2026
Groups DirectoryEvery major contemporary organization claiming or pursuing Hawaiian sovereignty, with credibility scores, ideology, and leadership records drawn from the documented evidence.
Showing 10 of 10 groups
Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani · 1999
Strongest international recognition portfolio; zero criminal convictions in 35+ years.
Read full profile →Dennis "Bumpy" Kanahele · 1994
Grassroots cultural movement; leader has prior convictions, pardoned 2002.
Read full profile →Elected Board · 1978
State agency with $600M+ assets; constrained by U.S. institutional framework.
Read full profile →Dr. Keanu Sai · 1996
Academic international law framework; 1999 felony theft conviction (leader).
Read full profile →Mililani Trask (founding); General Assembly governance · 1987
Largest early sovereignty organization; pioneered the nation-within-a-nation model; largely inactive since late 1990s.
Read full profile →Henry Noa · 1993
25+ years of reinstatement activism; courts have rejected legal standing.
Read full profile →Board of Directors · 2015
Convened a 2016 ʻaha to draft a governing document; halted by litigation.
Read full profile →Owana Salazar · Founded n/a
Royal-lineage claim; associated leadership has prior felony record.
Read full profile →Council of Aliʻi · Founded n/a
Lineage-based council; mixed legal record among affiliated members.
Read full profile →James Akahi · Founded n/a
Self-proclaimed king; no documented international or legal recognition.
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