Hawaii's Next Chapter: Young Leaders for Tomorrow Winners

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We hope you enjoyed CTL's TV special, Hawaii's Next Chapter: Young Leaders for Tomorrow, as it aired in April 2022.

Hawaii's Next Chapter 2022 winners

Team Teal

People's Choice:

CTL Fellows' Team TEAL

Team Members:
  • Hyunny Cha
  • Kristin Chun
  • Zachary Gaoiran
  • Felicity Zhou

Maui High School - Student Care Bears

Year 1

Maui High School's Student Care Bears

Team Members:
  • Mahina Atenza
  • Skyler Hanson
  • Solea Nono
  • Jacelyn Yun

Roosevelt High School - I Don't Dig Your Cig

Year 2

Roosevelt High School's I Don't Dig Your Cig

Team Members:
  • Melanie Cabanero
  • Kylie Hashiro
  • Logan Otani

McKinley High School - Breaking Barriers

Year 3

McKinley High School's Breaking Barriers

Team Members:
  • Angelica Caraang
  • Anthony Hoang
  • Jonathan Le
  • Katherine Liu
  • Aniqua Mehdi
  • Lehualani Silva

Congratulations to the winners, as well as all the student leaders from over 100 project teams in CTL! We're proud of you.

CTL student leaders appeared on HiNow Weekender on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at 7 am on K5 and 6 pm KHNL, to announce the news.

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