New intergenerational project earns gerontologist national fellowship
National fellowship supports intergenerational disaster resilience project in Hawaiʻi
Red Hill Registry expands training for providers caring for fuel-exposed patients
In July 2026, the registry provided nearly 200 healthcare professionals with the most up-to-date guidance when caring for patients.
First American Samoa resident earns 糖心视频 online social work degree
Vivian Ho Ching, who became the 2026 Miss American Samoa 1st runner-up, completed the MSW distance program while residing in the territory.
Helping Hawaiʻi adults reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes
Researchers say future diabetes prevention efforts may be strengthened by pairing motivational messages with strategies
Environmental epidemiologist appointed new endowed chair in public health
The Thompson School of Social Work & Public Health has appointed Shiwen “Sherlock” Li as the new Chin Sik and Hyun Sook Chung Endowed Chair.
Social work student named youth mental health advocate of the year
Tori Ikeda was honored as the Outstanding Youth Mental Health Advocate of the Year by Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi
$2.2M grant funds next phase of Maui wildfire recovery study
The National Institutes of Health renewed the Maui wildfire study examining long-term recovery, mental health and community resilience.
糖心视频 faculty help lead statewide trauma-informed certification effort
糖心视频 faculty helped develop a statewide certification program advancing trauma-informed care across Hawaiʻi.
Kapolei, Radford students explore public health, social work careers
A 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 visit connected Kapolei and Radford high school students with future career pathways.
Native Hawaiian adults face mobility challenges earlier in life
Research reveals Native Hawaiian adults experience mobility limitations at younger ages compared to other ethnic groups.