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Tuesday, October 4 • 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Wellness - Sharing Aloha at Home - Where It Matters Most

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The pandemic created significant strains on families. Domestic violence in Hawai‘i increased ~300% and duration and severity of child abuse cases increased. The health of our families directly impacts child development, our workplaces and our communities. Please join us to hear from key leaders about growing aloha in our homes and helping families get the supports they need!
Moderator
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Kerrie Urosevich

Kerrie Urosevich, MA, PhD, is the Lead for Network Design and Innovation for Early Childhood Action Strategy (ECAS),  a government-nongovernment collective working to improve the system of care for Hawai`iʻs youngest keiki. She was in this role in the administrations of both Gov... Read More →

Speakers
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Nanci Kreidman

Nanci Kreidman, M.A. is CEO and Co-Founder of the Domestic Violence Action Center (DVAC). She has been working for 35 years addressing domestic violence. Nanci has served on many committees in the community and through appointments by the Governor, Chief Justice, Mayor and Attorney... Read More →
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Kanoe Enos

Kanoe Enos is a licensed social worker with over 10 years’ experience serving families and communities. Kanoe recently co-founded ʻAʻaliʻi Alliance, a partnership of consultants whose mission is to help organizations develop, design and implement initiatives that promote systemic... Read More →
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Marty Oliphant

Marty Oliphant has over 27 years of working in the field of social work in both community and government organizations, and is the Director of Program Integration at Liliʻuokalani Trust.  He has served children and families in both prevention and intervention programs, and  works... Read More →
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Scott Nishimoto

Scott Nishimoto is a father, husband, and bedtime storyteller living in Puʻunui. He's also the Executive Director for Ceeds of Peace, a local non-profit devoted to raising peacebuilding leaders via community workshops for educators and other community members, platforms for youth... Read More →

Tuesday October 4, 2022 6:00pm - 7:00pm HST
virtual
  Wellness, Panel

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