1. Kupa′a I ke kahua o Hawaii: Stand Firmly Behind the Foundations of Hawaii
- September 2007 Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology 1(02)
2. Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander networks for community health in the Age of COVID-19: Results of a national survey of community-based organizations
- November 2021 DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.31608.11529
3. Efficacy of Federal Data: Revised Office of Management and Budget Standard for Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islanders Examined
- January 2011 DOI: 10.36650/nexus9.1-2_212-220_PanapasaEtAl
- Sela Panapasa, Kamana'Opono Crabbe, Joseph Keawe'aimoku Kaholokula
Aloha Kamana'Opono,
if you are the (co-)author of an article that was published in an official academic journal or in similar publishing formats (e.g., chapter in an edited volume), you, of course, have the right to be sent a physical or digital copy of that contribution for your personal use and reference.
As regards the first publication you list, I'd simply contact this journal in order for you to obtain such a copy.
The second publication you list has a RG DOI, so I am not sure whether it was solely "published" on RG or somewhere else. If the work was only published on RG, the RG digital copy will constitute your personal "author copy", so to speak.
The third publication has an external DOI, so you can probably approach the respective publisher (or co-authors) directly to receive a personal copy for your reference.
Does this help?
Mahalo,
Julius
