Michelle Wie West is a name that has become synonymous with women's golf. The Hawaiian-born athlete has achieved numerous accolades throughout her career, becoming not only a trailblazer in her sport but also a powerful advocate for women's empowerment and diversity.

Ruth Ke'elikolani Abbott was a prominent Hawaiian figure who made significant contributions to her community and the Hawaiian Kingdom during a time of great change and upheaval. Born on February 9, 1829, in Hilo, Hawaii, she was a member of the royal family and lived through a period of rapid transformation as Hawaii transitioned from a traditional Hawaiian society to a Western-style monarchy. Despite the challenges she faced as a woman and a member of the Hawaiian royal family during this time, Ke'elikolani Abbott became a respected leader and advocate for her people. Her achievements and legacy continue to be...

Dr. Isabella Aiona Abbott was a pioneering Hawaiian scientist who broke through many barriers to become a respected expert in marine algae. Born on June 20, 1919, in Hana, Maui, Abbott grew up on a sugar plantation, where she developed a love of nature and a curiosity about the world around her. Despite facing significant obstacles as a woman and a Native Hawaiian, she became one of the most influential scientists in her field.Abbott's interest in marine biology began during her undergraduate studies at the University of Hawaii, where she was the only woman in her biology class. After earning...

Carissa Moore's surfing career has been nothing short of remarkable. She has won a total of five World Surf League (WSL) championships, four of which were consecutive titles from 2013 to 2016. She has won 30 career WSL events and has earned over $2.7 million in prize money. She has also represented Hawaii in the ISA World Surfing Games, winning a gold medal in 2008 and a silver medal in 2010.