Events and Education

Events and Education

Workshops, Q and A sessions, and public education focused on compliance and real world hemp industry development in Hawaii.

Want a DOH OMCCR information booth or a speaker slot at your event. We can coordinate and help make the session productive for the public.

Upcoming events

Hemp law updates. Public Q and A

Date: To be announced. Location: Oahu and Maui sessions planned. Focus: registrations, allowed products, and event sales compliance.

Seeds and clones. Compliance and best practices

Date: To be announced. Focus: documentation, sourcing, transport, and how to sell planting material at events.

Hempcrete and building materials

Date: To be announced. Focus: supply chain, local production, and how hemp based materials fit Hawaii housing needs.

This page is updated as sessions confirm. If you want to sponsor a workshop or host a location, request a session below.

Education topics

Compliance basics

Definitions, licensing lanes, documentation, and common mistakes that trigger enforcement.

Processing and products

Testing, labeling, QR code access to results, and prohibited product categories.

Industry pathways

How farmers, processors, retailers, and builders can participate responsibly and build local supply chains.

Session formats

Public workshop

60 to 90 minutes. Presentation plus Q and A. Ideal for farmers, vendors, and community groups.

Industry roundtable

Invite only. Focused on barriers, infrastructure, and pilots. Best for stakeholders and partners.

Event booth and speaker slot

Onsite outreach with a clear agenda and a follow up path for registration and compliance questions.

Request a session

Use the contact page and include your island, preferred dates, expected attendance, and the topic you want covered.

Best requests

Farmers groups. Builder associations. Retail groups. Community colleges. Public events with strong attendance.

What we need from you

Venue, time slot, target audience, and one point of contact for logistics.

What you get

Clear agenda, simple slides, and a public facing resource page to support follow up questions.

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