EVENT RECAP: HAWAI’I WORKSHOP
AANHPI Trauma-Informed Care & Other Services: Bridging Community- and Evidence-Based Practices
August 1, 2024
About
This workshop aims to bridge the gap between implementing evidence- and community-based practices in mental health services, particularly for Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities. Academic researchers, students, government officers, practitioners, community-based mental health practitioners and program directors are welcome to attend this workshop to discuss current and past collaboration projects between researchers and community-based service providers, and issues of translational research and practices for enhancing health and well-being for AANHPI communities. This workshop particularly aims to connect those who are working to promote culturally competent and grounded trauma-informed care, health and well-being for AANHPI children and families.
Welcome Note
Presented by:
Velma A. Kameoka, Ph.D.
Tooru Nemoto, Ph.D.
John P. Barile, Ph.D.
Session 1: Healing Through Trauma-Informed Care: Elevating the Role of Peer Support in Our Systems (Panel)
Moderator: Naomi Leipold - Governor’s Office of Wellness and Resilience
Panelists: Asha (Sasha) Autele, Kailene Nihipali Sanchez, and Kimmy Takata
(Slides)
Session 3: Collaborative Projects
An Elements-Based Approach for Designing and Advancing Youth Health Service Systems
Presented by: Brad Nakamura, Ph.D. (Slides) | Contact: bradn@hawaii.edu
The Maui Wildfire Exposure Study
Presented by: Alika Maunakea, Ph.D. (Slides) | Contact: amaunake@hawaii.edu
Challenges and Opportunities - Quality of Life & Workplace Wellness in Hawai‘i
Presented by: Trina Orimoto, Ph.D. (Slides) | Contact: trinao@hawaii.edu
How American Indian Trauma Focused Practice can Inform Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Care
Presented by: Cynthia Greywolf, Ph.D., DNP (Slides) | Contact: cynthiat@hawaii.edu
Event Photo Gallery
Photos by Vitamin B
