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Tues. 5/28#1127 Aloha Aina: Native Hawaiian Immersion activity
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Poster: Building belonging for Asian, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander educators in higher ed
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#3175 Ho’omana Empower Traveling Art Exhibition : A Tribute to the Pillars to Mauna a Wākea
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Wed. 5/29Keynote: Hinaleimoana Wong Kalu & Chadd Paishon#2121 Decolonizing mental health for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, & Pacific Islanders#2304 Pacific Pawa: building movements & shaping narrative on Pacific climate justice#2425 VASA: an interdisciplinary & (decolonial) framework for critical Pacific Islands & Oceania StudiesKeynote: Jonathan & Jamaica Osorio
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#2102 Building Power Through Solidarity: From Hawaiʻi to Palestine #2415 The Kāhea to Return Home: Diasporic Kānaka ʻŌiwi and Higher Education
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#2103 Myth Busting-Hawaiʻi is Not the 50th State, But Rather an Occupied State
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Decolonizing Mental Health for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders
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#2135 Journal Committed to Social Change on Race and Ethnicity Issue on Hawaiʻi
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#2138 Is the University Responsible for Building a Native/Tribal Relationship?
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#3175 Ho’omana Empower Traveling Art Exhibition : A Tribute to the Pillars to Mauna a Wākea
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Thurs. 5/30Keynote: Washing our eyes: deep-seeing ourselves & this moment#3126 The AANAPISI project director experience panelOCNCORE 11:35-12:30pm (318A)#3324 The case for AANAPISIs: Expanding services for AANHPI students#3407 Hawai'i is My Haven: book conversation with the authorKeynote (panel): From Pae 'Aina o Hawai'i to Palestine: voices of interconnected strugglesOCNCORE (hosted) Social - Side Street Inn Kapahulu 6-9pm (RSVP w/ Mak)
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#3316 Using Hawaiian Traditions as a Pathway to Healing from Intimate Partner Violence
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#3133 Pacific coalitions in the undercurrents#3318: Navigating Success: Case Studies and Strategies to Support Micronesian Youth Achieve Success#3422 Kava Pedagogy Intersectionality, Identities and Discussions
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#3139 Weaving networks & (em)powering space(s): the women in Pacific Studies graduate student cohort#3202 Decolonizing Our Education: Reclaiming O.L.A. for Our KeikiStanding Above the Clouds: A Story of Mothers and Daughters Standing to Protect Mauna Kea" with Pua Case at the Waiwai Collective on University Ave, from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm.
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#4123 Kūpaʻa,ʻOnipaʻa, Hoʻomau: Hawaiian Student Perspectives in Higher Education4416 From Moana to Abya Yala, Palestine will be Free: Latine and Pasifika Diaspora and Student Praxis
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#4129 Why Oral History Matters! Stories from Haleakala, Lahaina Luna, Palama Settlement and Labor Leaders #4422 Hoʻomālamalama: Supporting Student Wellness During a Pandemic and Beyond
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Fri. 5/31#4107 The impact of the UCLA & UH Manoa Hawai'i program on the next generation of social justice educatorsOCNORE 11:35-12:30pm (318A)#4317 Cultivating Pacific Studies in Ko'oalauloa#4414 Mixed-Plate Talk-Story: Multiracial Higher Education Practioners Praxis of Ha‘i Mo‘olelo
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# 4112 & #4113 Poutiria Te Pono: geneology & pedagogical practice; Maori fundamentals in the philosophy of ed #4330 Anatomy of reciprocity: decolonizing pre-health ed for diasporic & marginalized communities
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#4119 Monumental lifts: moving past the Asian & AANHPI monolith-myth & building belonging & justice
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#4131 After AANAPISI: the challenges of sustaining PI student support under the AAPI umbrella
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#4132 APAHE's legacy in creating a community of practice among AANAPISI
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Sat. 6/1Keynote: VASA - an interdisciplinary framework for critical PI & Oceania Studies#5105 Indigenous hope: on Black, Arab, Kanaka Maoli, & American Indian thrivance practices#5320 Support A&PI students at UC Davis: capacity building as an AANAPISI R1 institutionKeynote: Using only the stars to guide us
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#5128 Interventions in Higher Education to Eliminate Health Inequities#5329 Mobilizing our Past to Succeed in the Future: Culturally Responsive Leadership & Leadership Development
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OCNCORE chair: Makerusa Porotesano
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contact: m.porotesano@pcc.edu
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