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Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Hide Youth Gender Identities
Alleged statewide incident in Hawaii
The Hawaii Health Department provided training to future therapists. This training advised against documenting conversations with LGBT youth. The purpose was to conceal the children's sexual and gender identities from their parents.
Hawaii Transgender Policy Complaint
Alleged statewide incident in Hawaii
A federal complaint has been filed against Hawaii's education system. It alleges that the state's policies unfairly favor transgender students over biological girls. This has prompted a legal challenge regarding gender-related policies in schools.
Library promotes gender identity books
Alleged statewide incident in Hawaii
A high school library provides students with access to books that discuss gender identity, transitioning, and queer identities. These resources offer guidance on exploring gender and navigating related social aspects. The school's collection includes titles aimed at helping teens understand and affirm diverse gender expressions.
School promotes LGBTQ+ curriculum
Alleged statewide incident in Hawaii
A school received a $10,000 grant to develop a program for parents to advocate for LGBTQ+ students and integrate related topics into the curriculum. A school leader also appeared to endorse teaching students about sexual intercourse. The program aims to bridge cultural practices with Western LGBTQ+ topics.
Hawaii DOE SEL Survey Contract
Alleged statewide incident in Hawaii
The Hawai’i Department of Education renewed contracts with Panorama Education for social-emotional learning and student perception surveys. These agreements cover over 137,000 students and staff across the state. The total cost for the 2022-2023 school year exceeds $1.3 million.