Ke'alohi has focused on indigenous data sovereignty and the disaggregation of NHPI data at a state level during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her current focus is on Alzheimers Disease and Related Dementia, ADRD, research and traditional health interventions for dementia in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populations, as well as NHPI community-led research and indigenous Pacific methodologies.
Papa Ola Lōkahi is seeking a full-time Program Specialist who will be working in Hawai'i with the AANHPI Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health, Substance Use and Recovery
Chez volunteers at Kūkaniloko Birth Stones, a sacred site, organizing groups to explore and appreciate its cultural importance.
Aubrey's long-term goal is to serve her CHamoru community by developing culturally responsive community mental health programs, centering (re)connection with land, water, and CHamoru identity.
The Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program is proud to announce seven scholarships awarded to students in a variety of health care professions
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