Alice Kamokilaikawai Campbell

1884–1971 (age 87)

Biography

Alice Kamokilaikawai Campbell, born in 1884, championed the preservation of Hawaiian culture and advocated for the voices of her community during times of great change.

Those who knew her recall a thoughtful intellect paired with unwavering devotion to tradition, and her memory continues to inspire ongoing efforts to honor the islands' heritage.

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