Kaiāulu Webinar Series

The needs of older adults must be considered during emergencies and natural disasters. During the COVID-19 pandemic, a network of kūpuna-serving organizations called the Kūpuna Collective mobilized to provide critical support including meals, food boxes, and vaccine outreach. This webinar will describe the Kūpuna Collective's efforts, lessons learned, future strategies, and opportunities to empower older adults to take active roles in supporting resilience efforts.

This webinar is hosted in Zoom, an online conferencing software. You must register for this webinar to receive the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent four (4) business days prior to the webinar date. Before joining the webinar, go to the Zoom Download Center to download the Zoom software to your computer or mobile device and review the computer system requirements to download Zoom.

Interim Director, University of Hawaiʻi, Center on Aging

Co-Convener, Kūpuna Collective

Researcher, University of Hawaiʻi, Center on Aging

Head of Program Analytics, Kūpuna Collective

County Executive, Elderly Affairs Division

Advisor, Kūpuna Collective

Kūpuna Program Manager, Hawaiʻi Public Health Institute

Co-Convener, Kūpuna Collective

Program Coordinator, Center for Resilient Neighborhoods, Kapiʻolani Community College

Director, Institutional Effectiveness

Center for Resilient Neighborhoods (CERENE)
Professor, Pacific Anthropology
Kapiʻolani Community College

Email: kccocet@hawaii.edu
Website: continuinged.kapiolani.hawaii.edu
Location: 4303 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI, USA
Phone: 808) 734-9211
Facebook: Facebook.com/kccocet