As a home economics educator and food demonstrator, Caroline Haskins traveled the islands teaching practical wartime cooking and food conservation strategies. She held public classes on how to substitute wheat, sugar, and meat—then in short supply—for local and seasonal ingredients. Sponsored by the Territorial Food Commission, Haskins helped empower women across economic classes to feel that their domestic work was a patriotic contribution. Her workshops were widely attended and frequently featured in local newspapers.
About the Author
jillradke
Jill Byus Radke has written about Hawaii's historic places for over 25 years. Before becoming the President of Apuakea Communications, she was the Public Affairs Manager at Aulani, A Disney Resort, the Director of Communications at Bishop Museum, and the Director of Development at Historic Hawaii Foundation. She's also held leadership roles at Kaiser Permanente, Macmillan Publishing, and the USS Missouri Memorial Association. She graduated from Harvard University with a Masters in Business Management, from Indiana University with a Bachelors in Journalism, and she did her graduate studies in historic preservation at the University of Hawaii.