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developing and managing food processing business incubators, systems thinking, media— communicating values and shaping opinions, fundamentals of nonprofit management, nonprofit organizational assessment, and others. In 2000, HACBED was awarded the Niu Award from Volunteer Legal Services of Hawai`i for nonprofit training. • County of Hawai i Department of Research Development—Designed and implemented a leadership development training collaborative for nonprofit and community based groups on Hawai`i Island through a contract with the County of Hawai`i. • Department of Hawaiian Home Lands—Through a contract with DHHL, HACBED conducted a 7-month capacity building training and technical assistance program for 35 Hawaiian Homestead Associations from across the State. • Editorial Board&Board of Directors of The Nonprofit Quarterly—In 2001, HACBED was appointed to the editorial board of The NonprofitPuartery, a national publication for the nation's nonprofit sector, and was also a founding board member of the Nonprofit Information Networking Association that publishes the Quarterly. • Field Building Consulting Services—Based on its organizational assessment, strategic planning, and organizational capacity building work, HACBED has provided field building services for organizations in such areas of interest as faith-based organizations, and foster care. Citibank and the National Alliance for Nonprofit Management also contracted HACBED to provide a field building workshop to Asian and Pacific Island CBED organizations from California and Florida. Network Coordination & Development For years, HACBED has formally and informally worked to develop networks based on intention, trust, and collective action. Utilizing expertise in design, facilitation, and coordination of community-based networks, HACBED has brought together diverse stakeholders in a variety of settings in order to address the most challenging issues facing communities. • Convening Resilience Efforts—In response to COVID-19 and efforts pre-dating COVID-19 focused on building the resilience of families and communities in Hawaii by creating spaces to coordinate and align across efforts and with funders interested in supporting action out of the convenings. Actions are focused around policy and advocacy, coalition and coalition building, and institutional relationship building. • Hawai'i Housing Affordability Coalition—The Hawai`i Housing Affordability Coalition is a statewide, multi-sector coalition to increase housing affordability for households earning$75k annually or less. The Coalition's approach expands the conversation by bringing together community members; tenants and owners of affordable housing;housing advocates; representatives from existing housing coalitions, nonprofits and unions;and the health, education, finance, and philanthropic sectors. In addition, the coalition focuses on building the capacity of communities to create new solutions and builds the Coalition as a community. • Ho`obiapo: Renewing Ancestral Education Pathways in Agroecology—A collaborative network which focused on reintegrating ancestral mentoring processes in Hawai`i's education system and 8