Community Health Education Indigenous Cultures Social Awareness for

Marshallese Cultural Health Forum

The Marshallese Cultural Health Forum (MCHF) serves as a platform to explore and address the unique health challenges faced by the communities from the Republic of Marshall Islands. As you may know, the Marshallese people have a rich cultural heritage that spans centuries, but unfortunately, they also face significant health disparities that require our immediate attention and action.

This event will give the invaluable opportunity to collaborate with like-minded professionals, share their expertise, learn about the latest health information and data, and gain a deeper understanding of the specific health needs of the Marshallese population.

The MCHF will feature engaging keynote speakers and collaborative panel discussions centered around addressing healthcare and disparities within the Marshallese community based on the latest information about the community through a culturally aware lens. This forum will also include the newest in Marshallese Health Data and vital information about cultural approaches to working with the communities.

If you work with, or for, the people from the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Micronesian communities, or with NHPI NGOs, CBOs, or CHWs, then this forum is a must for you!

Join us at the next Marshallese Cultural Health Forum conference in August 2024.

For any inquiries about next year’s forum, please reply or contact our Head of Administration, Miss Roselynna Quinit ([email protected]).

( All videos: https://vimeo.com/showcase/10769720 )

 


Support the Event

We believe that a deeper understanding of the Marshallese culture in connection with health and healthcare is vital for a healthier community, so because of this, the event is designed to be accessible to anyone supporting our Marshallese communities in the Healthcare and Health-related fields. Feel free to extend the invitation to participate to colleagues in the field as well.

While the event is free to participants, it is not free to arrange. Living Islands is diligently working on completing funding for this event. If your organization has support funding available for next year’s event, please contact us at your earliest convenience.

Kianna Angelo
Executive Director and Founder, Living Island Non-Profit
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (971) 220-5484

 


Conference Material from MCHF 2023

Last year’s event was held at the end of August at Village Church  Beaverton and was a huge success. The presentation material is available below.

Welcome Note from the Republic of the Marshall Islands’ Minister of Health Ota Kisino:

Presentation:

Name Last Modified
MCHF - 99 - Knight Cancer - Marshallese Cultural Health Forum Slides
04-11-2023 17:34
MCHF - 90 - Executive Director Kelani Silk - Oregon-HF-AUG2023-MYOC
04-11-2023 17:34
MCHF - 80 - Lynda Riklon
04-11-2023 17:33
MCHF - 70 - Dr. Aileen Duldulao
04-11-2023 17:27
MCHF - 60 - Dr. Eric Rasmussen - Notes from Ebeye
04-11-2023 17:32
MCHF - 51 - Health Director Cruzko Ward - Tobacco and Betel Nut use among Oregons Pacific Islander Communities
04-11-2023 17:22
MCHF - 31 - Dr. Barbara Rose Johnston - Johnston and Barker 2008 Consequential Damages of Nuclear War
04-11-2023 17:21
MCHF - 30 - Dr. Barbara Rose Johnston - Nuclear
04-11-2023 17:32
MCHF - 20 - Dr. Sheldon Riklon - _2023 August_MCHF Forum
04-11-2023 17:31
MCHF - 03 - Logo with Text
04-11-2023 17:20
MCHF - 02 - Flyer
04-11-2023 17:19
MCHF - 01 - Speaker Bios
04-11-2023 17:16

Videos played during the presentations:

 

A huge thank you to our friends at Village Church for providing the space for this forum!

 

Pictures from the Event are in our blog post.

 

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