Honolulu, Hawaii  – On Saturday, Common Cause Hawaii hosted families, community members, and local organizations to “Make Waves, Make Change,” a fun-filled family beach day dedicated to building community and celebrating civic power.  The event brought people together to connect, learn, and take action to protect our democratic values in a fun and inclusive environment.

“In these dark times, community is essential. By hosting our ‘Make Waves, Make Change’ event, Common Cause Hawaii is fostering joyful resistance and building a powerful movement to create the democracy we deserve,” said Camron Hurt, state director of Common Cause Hawaii.  

Pictured: Common Cause volunteers and community members at beach day event.  

The event included activities like volleyball, cornhole, fishing, and surfing, combined with space for civic conversations, all in a relaxed and family-friendly beach setting. Common Cause Hawaii discussed their legislative priorities for the upcoming year, including automatic voter registration, keeping foreign money out of local politics, and creating a small dollar donor campaign finance program.

Learn more at commoncause.org/hawaii.

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