The ‘Ohana Blog
The AANHPI ‘Ohana Center of Excellence (CoE) team is a passionate group of individuals who are deeply about the well being of our Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.. The ‘Ohana Blog features stories, education, and experiences authored by the CoE team.
Keeping Culture Close While Living Away From Home
It is a pretty common experience to move from place to place. What is perhaps less common is
How to Be Culturally Centered in Disaster Response Aid
“FEMA can be more agile if it had culturally- sensitive and inclusive-oriented staff on the ground that it
Episode 5: Healing Intergenerational Trauma: A Conversation with Kyoung Mi Choi on Rewriting Her Family’s Story
In today’s episode, Dr. Joanne Rondilla interviews Kyoung Mi Choi, author of the deeply personal memoir “The Child
Towards Inclusive Support: Recognizing and Addressing Caregiving Needs in AANHPI Communities
This post was co-authored by Meekyung Han and Falahola Kanongataa. Caregiving for Loved Ones with Mental Health Conditions
Episode 4: Empowered Healing: Reconnecting Through Kānaka-Centered Therapy
In this episode of Roots Reclaimed, project manager Lilinoe Kauahikaua sits down with Native Hawaiian Licensed Marriage and
CoE Impact Report: Our Work, Our Impact, and What We’ve Learned
The AANHPI ‘Ohana Center of Excellence recently completed year two, and we are excited to share our impact
