Filipinx in Hawaiʻi: Repositories and Other Resources

This exhibit features Urban Babaylan, a Filipina/x community group based on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi, that has committed to decolonization by responding to Indigenous movements in Hawai’i and in the Philippines. Members of Urban Babaylan mentored other community members to continue this work, leading to the creation of Women’s Voices, Women Speak (WVWS), Decolonial Pin@ys, among many organizations.

A podcast show that explores the nuanced experiences of Filipino community in Hawaiʻi.

Located on the second floor of the UHWO Library, CLEAR provides labor education classes and resources.

Transcripts of oral history interviews

Developed by the Filipino-American Historical Society of Hawaiʻi, eFIL's mission is to help set the conditions and provide the necessary building blocks for students, educators, researchers and general public to develop an awareness and appreciation of Filipinos in Hawaii's history.

The mission of the Filipino-American Historical Society (FAHSOH) is to foster an appreciation of the heritage and experiences of Filipino Americans in Hawaii. Check out their online archive and exhibits through eFIL.

Digital repository of theses, dissertations, and papers from the Center for Philippine Studies at UHM

Search across multiple digital image collections for Filipinos in Hawaiʻi