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12:05 am - December 06, 2012 — Updated: 12:09 am - December 06, 2012

Love Not H8

<p>Photos by HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald</p><p>Fey VanCamp looks at portraits made by Equality Hawaii during the 3rd annual Make It Better Day Love Not H8 conference at the University of Hawaii at Hilo on Friday afternoon. The theme for this year’s conference was “Creating A Safety-Net for Youth” and featured speakers and a World Aids Day Remembrance. The event was intended to raise awareness about bullying and suicide within the LGBTIQ community.</p>Buy Photo

Photos by HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald

Fey VanCamp looks at portraits made by Equality Hawaii during the 3rd annual Make It Better Day Love Not H8 conference at the University of Hawaii at Hilo on Friday afternoon. The theme for this year’s conference was “Creating A Safety-Net for Youth” and featured speakers and a World Aids Day Remembrance. The event was intended to raise awareness about bullying and suicide within the LGBTIQ community.

<p>HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald</p><p>From left, UH-Hilo seniors Danielle Himmelsbach and Helena Kapuni-Reynolds sell World Aids Day t-shirts for $5 during the 3rd annual Make It Better Day Love Not H8 conference at UH-Hilo Friday afternoon. The theme for this year’s conference was “Creating A Safety-Net for Youth” and featured several speakers and presentations as well as a World Aids Day Remembrance. The event hoped to raise awareness about bullying and suicide within the LGBTIQ community.</p>Buy Photo

HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald

From left, UH-Hilo seniors Danielle Himmelsbach and Helena Kapuni-Reynolds sell World Aids Day t-shirts for $5 during the 3rd annual Make It Better Day Love Not H8 conference at UH-Hilo Friday afternoon. The theme for this year’s conference was “Creating A Safety-Net for Youth” and featured several speakers and presentations as well as a World Aids Day Remembrance. The event hoped to raise awareness about bullying and suicide within the LGBTIQ community.

Photos by HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald

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