allowing them to rightfully age in place.

Cambodian American ceramicistJennifer Choi 25.from multi-generational family businesses to opportunistic start-ups; Asian American businesses continue to provide opportunities for Asian Americans and others to rise unburdened by stereotypes and bamboo ceilings.

He was a key member of the Interscholastic League of Honolulus board and co-chair of the Harvard University Principals Center National Advisory Board.Ako worked to enhance the lives of Native Hawaiians through his musical talents.This symposium aims to bridge that gap and encourage meaningful dialogue across generations.

Symposium Day will have three roundtable-style discussions featuring faculty.Innovative in using cultural toolkits such as rotating credit associations.

significantly integrating Hawaiian culture into the curriculum.

inspiring generations with the spirit of aloha and cultural pride in Hawaii.and pop culture in their performances.

and incorporated additional elements that helped anchor it firmly in both the LGBTQ+ and Nikkei spaces.showed up to participate in the festivities.

With the goal of creating a space that could address these needs.Okaeri referenced traditional Obon.