Hanggang sa Huling Hininga – Until The Last Breath
Here’s a clear, practical overview of Filipino end-of-life beliefs, attitudes about advance care planning, and common bereavement practices for hospice workers and volunteers. This document reflects the insights and suggestions […]
Language Equity in Ketchikan: Bridging Gaps in Educational Access and Cultural Preservation
Ketchikan’s geographic isolation poses critical challenges in achieving language equity, a concept demanding that people of all linguistic backgrounds receive equitable access to educational resources, cultural validation, and institutional support. […]
FEAR AND SHAME OF TUBERCULOSIS
“I was worried to be discriminated against,” shares our anonymous community member, who recently completed treatment for TB. “Even if people find out now that I’m TB-free, I worry they […]
Finding Cultural Connection: Young Filipinos Navigate Mental Health in Rural Alaska
For young adults in rural Alaska, maintaining a positive mental health outlook often means finding connections to peers, community, and culture. Fostering these social connections and cultivating relationships creates a […]
A Mother’s Journey – Breast Cancer Survival & Importance of Preventative Care
In a world where health often takes a backseat to daily demands, Teresita Manalac Saez’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preventative care. At 79 years […]
