Stephanie Han is a journalist based in Honolulu, Hawaii, and writes for Hawaiʻi Public Radio. With a focus on local stories, Stephanie covers a range of topics including community events, cultural celebrations, environmental issues, and social justice. Her articles highlight the unique perspectives and experiences of the people of Hawaii, shedding light on their stories and struggles.
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Stephanie Han's local focus on Hawaii and her coverage of entertainment news, culture & society makes her responsive to pitches related to events, profiles, and expert commentary that highlight the unique cultural and environmental aspects of Hawaii. She seems particularly interested in stories related to conservation efforts, indigenous storytelling, plastic water bottle consumption habits, music festivals or local art initiatives.
Given her emphasis on expert commentary, consider pitching individuals with deep knowledge about Hawaiian culture or specific issues such as conservation efforts in the region. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into Indigenous storytelling or solutions for reducing plastic waste would likely be well-received by Stephanie.
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By: Stephanie Han, Catherine Cruz, Russell Subiono
High school student studying in Israel returns home to Hawaiʻi; Maui art gallery recovers bronze sculptures after wildfires; "Hidden Brain" tackles healing in a new podcast; New Zealand author Gina Cole shares her passion for science fiction
Gina Cole is a science fiction writer of Fijian descent from New Zealand. She's currently in residence at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa as a
By: Stephanie Han
Sociologist Daniel Jaffee is the author of “Unbottled: The Fight Against Plastic Water and For Water Justice.” He talked to The Conversation about how we can solve the plastic crisis by asking ourselves questions about access to drinking water.
By: Lillian Tsang, Russell Subiono, Catherine Cruz, Stephanie Han
French schoolchildren's song of thanks to WW2's 442nd regiment; Fundraiser featuring pianist Alpin Hong; Ukulele virtuoso Taimane on how music heals; Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning artist Keilana
By: Catherine Cruz, Stephanie Han, Russell Subiono
University of Hawaiʻi student Mariah Abdelfattah talks about her family in West Bank; Oʻahu resident Kevin Kuroda's family received a long-lost memento that belonged to his Medal of Honor recipient uncle; the 106th anniversary of Queen Liliʻuokalani's passing is celebrated at her former home.
Concern for people in the West Bank also continues to grow. Mariah Abdelfattah is working on her master's degree in Korean language at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Her Palestinian father is from the West Bank. The Conversation talked to Abdelfattah about her family's life there, her safety concerns, and what it means to be Palestinian during this time.
More than 77,000 acres across Hawaiʻi have been protected and preserved for the benefit of the people, thanks to the Trust for Public Land . Waimea
By: Stephanie Han
Vaimoana Niumeitolu is a former Hawaiʻi resident who lives in New York. She studied painting at Yale University and has murals in the U.S. and around the world. Murals have historically functioned as artwork that reflects the lives and dreams of ordinary people, which is why the 13 murals she painted in the West Bank and Jordan are particularly relevant today.
By: Stephanie Han, Catherine Cruz
An EPA official responds to concerns over trace levels of petroleum hydrocarbons reported in six homes on the Navy water system last October; a labor specialist discusses the impacts of the statewide minimum wage increase; a local author's debut novel receives kudos on best-of-2023 list
By: Stephanie Han, Russell Subiono, Catherine Cruz
There's a lot of talk about growing local agriculture, but we want to hear from those out in the field doing the work. Today, we're revisiting our favorite conversations from the past year with those who are getting down and dirty to find innovative solutions for food sustainability.
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