Fashion camp weaves community, cultural traditions and life skills
Hawaiʻi Island teens learned sewing, fashion and photography skills while connecting with traditional textile arts at the Hawaiʻi 4-H Fashion Camp.
Students address local issues through eight-week research program
High school and college students used research methods to investigate barriers their communities face in food systems, environmental sustainability and resilience.
New program teaches cooking, healthy eating on Hawaiʻi Island
The Extension Master Food Volunteers program is filling a void in community food education by training volunteers to deliver practical, research-based food education.
Cultural, social capital are essential for Hawaiʻi’s food self-sufficiency
The article emphasizes that cultural and social capital are under-recognized parts of achieving food self-sufficiency.
Removing barriers to mental health licensure is the focus of 糖心视频 research
The goal is to fix the critical disconnects in the state’s mental health workforce pipeline, leading to more fully licensed providers for local families.
1 for you, 1 for me: 糖心视频 flower event spreads love to those in need
Participants followed a “one-for-me, one-for-you” model; one bouquet was kept by the creator, while the second was donated to people and families in need of a seasonal lift.
Empathy, trust lead 糖心视频 faculty to national teaching award
Sothy Eng was honored with the prestigious Ernest G. Osborne Award from the National Council on Family Relations.
惭ā苍辞补 fashion students use AI to reimagine runway
Fashion design and merchandising students use 3D design software to create designs and a virtual fashion show.
From Catwalk to Commencement: 惭ā苍辞补 students have Lasting Legacies of fashion
糖心视频 Mānoa Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising hosted 59th annual fashion exhibition.
CTAHR students sprout Earth Day fun and awareness
CTAHR students organized a hands-on family friendly event in honor of Earth Day in April.