Aloha Steno Conference Returns to Honolulu in May 2026

HONOLULU - Rezul -- The Hawaii Court Reporters & Captioners Association (HCRCA) announced today the return of its highly anticipated Aloha Steno Conference, taking place May 15–17, 2026, at the Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Bringing together court reporters, captioners, and legal documentation professionals from across the region and beyond, the three-day conference promises a powerful blend of professional development, innovation, and meaningful connection—all infused with the welcoming spirit of aloha.

Designed to inspire, educate, and energize, the Aloha Steno Conference will feature dynamic keynote speakers, hands-on workshops, and engaging breakout sessions led by industry experts. Attendees will explore the latest technologies, best practices, and emerging trends shaping the future of court reporting and captioning, while strengthening the skills that define professional excellence.

"The HCRCA Aloha Steno Conference is our premier event to bring the court reporting and captioning community together in Hawaii," said Irene Nakamura, president of HCRCA. "It's a unique opportunity for professionals to grow their expertise, connect with peers, and stay at the forefront of industry developments, all while experiencing the true spirit of aloha."

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Beyond the classroom, the conference experience is designed to be equally enriching. Participants will have opportunities to network with colleagues, build lasting professional relationships, and enjoy the natural beauty and cultural richness of the islands. Whether attendees are advancing their technical skills, exchanging ideas with peers, or simply taking a quiet moment by the ocean, the event aims to nourish both career growth and personal well-being.

HCRCA is a professional association dedicated to supporting court reporters, captioners, and related professionals throughout Hawaii. Its annual conference serves as a cornerstone for continuing education, collaboration, and advocacy within the field.

The 2026 conference will also include networking events and opportunities to discover new tools, resources, and solutions that enhance accuracy, efficiency, and accessibility in legal reporting and captioning.

Registration and additional event details are available at https://hcrca.org/events. More information about speakers and programming can be found on the website.  Aloha!