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Does your employer have a statutory plan? Have you had at least 14 weeks of employment in #Hawaii during which you were paid at least $400 each week? Did you complete Part A of the claim form and have disability certified by a #doctor in Part C? Are you a domestic worker or insurance agent? Did you reside in two states in the last two years? Are you a contracted employee? Can you truly afford to have a child? A child is a blessing, no matter the cost, right? You've just peered into the successive line of questioning to consider when having #children in the islands in order to obtain and optimize the amount of parental leave one would need for his/her/their economic situation. Hawai‘i, often considered one of the most #progressive states in the country, has overwhelming checklists and loopholes that lead to limited support on the topic. Senior editor Anna Harmon (@a_nnnn_a) considers the precarious pathways and confusing calculus involved for the #FLUXWealth issue. Artwork titled "My Soul It Is Mine" by Jene Ballentine, courtesy of Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts (@hawaii_sfca).

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Kahauiki Village, a private-public hybrid that occupies a rare zone between #homeless shelter, public #housing, and market-based “affordable” housing, has been heralded as a disruptive model for solving homelessness on #Oahu. But is its location at Sand Island along Nimitz Highway putting a vulnerable population at risk? Writer @timothyaschuler looks at both its structural achievements and the potential health impacts low-income #families there are left to face. Image of the village's prefab units by @mariehobro. The full story, "Promised Land," published in the #FLUXWealth issue. #nmgnetwork

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Postcards have long played a part in shaping #Hawaii's reputation as a paradise of the Pacific, particularly at the turn of the 20th century through the 1940s. In #collecting island #postcards and hotel brochures from this era, collector Spencer Tolley of @fotoaloha has been endlessly pursuing #ephemera produced during this golden age of travel as a means to remember, relearn, and reflect. “I try to think about what will be most meaningful and exciting, and focus on the places that are mostly gone,” Tolley says about how he curates the Instagram account, aiming to strike a #balance in the what and how those images were presented rather than solely glorifying the #hospitality industrial complex. “It’s not only about places tourists care about. It’s about the lives of people who live here now, or were stationed here during World War II, or during Korea—anyone who’s crossed paths with Hawai‘i.” Story by writer @spenceryk; images by @siahpatterson in the #FLUXWealth issue. #nmgnetwork

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Does your employer have a statutory plan? Have you had at least 14 weeks of employment in #Hawaii during which you were paid at least $400 each week? Did you complete Part A of the claim form and have disability certified by a #doctor in Part C? Are you a domestic worker or insurance agent? Did you reside in two states in the last two years? Are you a contracted employee? Can you truly afford to have a child? A child is a blessing, no matter the cost, right? You've just peered into the successive line of questioning to consider when having #children in the islands in order to obtain and optimize the amount of parental leave one would need for his/her/their economic situation. Hawai‘i, often considered one of the most #progressive states in the country, has overwhelming checklists and loopholes that lead to limited support on the topic. Senior editor Anna Harmon (@a_nnnn_a) considers the precarious pathways and confusing calculus involved for the #FLUXWealth issue. Artwork titled "My Soul It Is Mine" by Jene Ballentine, courtesy of Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts (@hawaii_sfca).

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Kahauiki Village, a private-public hybrid that occupies a rare zone between #homeless shelter, public #housing, and market-based “affordable” housing, has been heralded as a disruptive model for solving homelessness on #Oahu. But is its location at Sand Island along Nimitz Highway putting a vulnerable population at risk? Writer @timothyaschuler looks at both its structural achievements and the potential health impacts low-income #families there are left to face. Image of the village's prefab units by @mariehobro. The full story, "Promised Land," published in the #FLUXWealth issue. #nmgnetwork

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Postcards have long played a part in shaping #Hawaii's reputation as a paradise of the Pacific, particularly at the turn of the 20th century through the 1940s. In #collecting island #postcards and hotel brochures from this era, collector Spencer Tolley of @fotoaloha has been endlessly pursuing #ephemera produced during this golden age of travel as a means to remember, relearn, and reflect. “I try to think about what will be most meaningful and exciting, and focus on the places that are mostly gone,” Tolley says about how he curates the Instagram account, aiming to strike a #balance in the what and how those images were presented rather than solely glorifying the #hospitality industrial complex. “It’s not only about places tourists care about. It’s about the lives of people who live here now, or were stationed here during World War II, or during Korea—anyone who’s crossed paths with Hawai‘i.” Story by writer @spenceryk; images by @siahpatterson in the #FLUXWealth issue. #nmgnetwork

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