The Hawaiian Archipelago comprises 132 islands, reefs and shoals, stretching 1,523 miles (2,451 kilometers) southeast to northwest across the Tropic of Cancer.

The entire present population of Hawai’i is approximately 1.43 million. The U.S. and local censuses have recorded a total of 1.36 million population in the 2010 reports.

Current citizens of the Sovereign Nation of Hawai’i consist of those who are descendants of the Kanaka Maoli prior to the arrival of the first westerners in 1778.

Ministers appointed shall work to develop charters and assist the Legislative General Assembly to organize and maintain the Business of the Nation in the advancement of Transition & Independence.

The Independent and Sovereign Nation-State of Hawai’i will establish procedures for according citizenship by means of naturalization to all people who are habitual residents of Hawai’i as of today’s date.

Nation of Hawai’i features programs and policies that will help us achieve our goals, and are defined by the agreements we enter into that address Hawaiian health and well-being.