Today the Office of Hawaiian Affairs released the 2006 edition of the Native Hawaiian Data Book, a publication that marks the agency's 25th year of service to Native Hawaiians and the state of Hawaii. The books includes demographics such as Native Hawaiian population, land holdings, education, health, human services, housing economic development, etc. There are approximately 240,000 Native Hawaiians living in the Hawaiian islands and another 160,00 on the mainland. You can view the online version of the Native Hawaiian Data Book on this Web site:
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Tuesday, March 14, 2006
2006 Native Hawaiian Data Book
Today the Office of Hawaiian Affairs released the 2006 edition of the Native Hawaiian Data Book, a publication that marks the agency's 25th year of service to Native Hawaiians and the state of Hawaii. The books includes demographics such as Native Hawaiian population, land holdings, education, health, human services, housing economic development, etc. There are approximately 240,000 Native Hawaiians living in the Hawaiian islands and another 160,00 on the mainland. You can view the online version of the Native Hawaiian Data Book on this Web site:
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