it is a shield of dignity for immigrant students.

and the essence of Okinawan culture in a way that felt deeply personalIt coincided with a growing development of multicultural psychology within the field.

I enjoyed working with bright and promising students who were interested in pursuing careers in psychology or social work and increasing the pipeline of AAPI mental health professionals.The student population has more than doubled since that time.especially after attending a womens college.

After 32 years in higher education.It was a transformational experience and I developed a passion for the study of psychology.

I recently completed my term on the board of APAHE.

I am reminded of the importance of connections – finding a supportive community.com or Montebruno-Saller at gmontebrunophd@gmail.

contact Miho at darrellmiho@gmailcom/ichimi25-breakingsilenceThe August seminar follows Ichi-Mis groundbreaking film last year.

founder of the Jodo Shinshu Buddhist tradition in Japan.The events are an opportunity to break the silence by exploring LGBT+ identities and experiences within the Jodo Shinshu Buddhist community.