Come Talk Story
Whether you’re just beginning your journey or have years of experience navigating disability and education, you’re welcome here. Our events are an opportunity to connect, listen, ask questions, and share what you’ve learned along the way.
Summer Jam – Free Event
🌺 Come Talk Story with PAU!
Parent Advocates United (PAU) will be sharing a table with Hawai’i Families As Alliances (HFAA) at the BISAC 12th Annual Summer Jam. Stop by to learn about our parent-led network and pick up resources for navigating special education and disability advocacy. We look forward to meeting you!
Saturday, July 25 · 10am – ‘Ohana Health Fair Keiki Lane
Where: Francis Wong Stadium Parking Lot
Upcoming Events
🌺 Meet & Greet (Coming Soon)
Date: TBA
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Join us for an informal gathering to meet other parents, caregivers, advocates, and community members while learning more about Parent Advocates United (PAU Hawaiʻi).
Our Meet & Greet is an opportunity to talk story, build connections, exchange experiences, and explore how a growing parent network can support informed conversations about disability, education, and public systems throughout Hawaiʻi.
Whether you’re looking to connect with other families or simply learn more about PAU, we welcome you to join the conversation.
Stay tuned for event details and registration.
Parent Collaboration
Let’s Decide Together
Every PAU gathering is also an opportunity to help shape what comes next.
As we talk story and learn from one another, parents are invited to share ideas for future gatherings, workshops, guest speakers, and topics they’d like to explore. Whether it’s inviting a community organization, requesting an agency presentation, discussing emerging issues, or simply creating another opportunity to connect, parent input helps guide the direction of future events.
Some events may be planned in advance, while others may grow directly from the conversations we have together. By listening to one another and identifying shared interests, we can create opportunities that reflect what matters most to our community.
Your voice doesn’t just belong in the conversation – it helps shape what’s next.
