August 1, 2017
Ka’iulani Ka’alehahi – Māhina 2016
Mapuana Antonio – Māhina 2016
Rosa Frutos Lopez – Māhina 2016
Phoebe Angelina Keryte – Māhina 2016
Jackie Johnson – Māhina 2016
McKenna “Kiki” Dooley – Māhina 2016
Mālia (Maria) Petelo – Māhina 2016
Ashlea Gillon – Māhina 2016
Ashlea Gillon, was a tuakana mentor with the 2016 program. Māhina is supported by funding from the National Institute of Minority Health and Health Disparities of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number T37MD008625-01.
Digital Storytelling Intro – Māhina 2015
What is a digital story? How and why did the 2015 cohort of the Māhina program create them. Watch this introduction video by Māhina Program Director Anjulie Ganti (MSW, MPH) to find out!
Epiphany Lototele Nick – Māhina 2015
Epiphany Lototele Nick’s roots are in Samoa and South Carolina. While studying American Ethnic Studies and Biology at UW, her commitment to serve the community brought her to IWRI, as she wanted to learn more about the magnitude to which health/healthcare disparities disproportionately affect Indigenous and Black communities. As a result, Epiphany realized that her…
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