[ RECORDING TBD ] Hosted by Rachael Donnelly, a current Kupu ʻĀina Corps participant serving her term at the DLNR DOFAW Forestry & Wildlife Office, this training aims to deepen your understanding and appreciation of the rich biodiversity of Hawaii and the importance of conserving and protecting our native species.

Led by Naomi Arincorayan, a Career Counselor from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, this Resume & Cover Letter Workshop is designed to equip you with the tools and techniques to craft a compelling resume that can open doors to endless opportunities.

This free, self-paced, online wellness guide, “Cool Mind, Main Thing: The ABCs of Inner Well-Being”, was designed by the University of Hawaiʻi’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Seeds of Wellbeing project for Hawaiʻi's agriculture producers. The training provides the language to understand and communicate when stress occurs and specific tools to manage stress. Although the training is tailored toward farmers in Hawaiʻi, the stress management skills and coping strategies can be applied to everyday life and other fields of work.

There are two versions: the "Self" version is intended to help the individual doing the module to understand how stress manifests in the body and various stress management and coping strategies; the second is a peer-to-peer version that is intended to teach the individual how to provide mental health first aid to someone in need.

This free, self-paced, online wellness guide, “Cool Mind, Main Thing: The ABCs of Inner Well-Being”, was designed by the University of Hawaiʻi’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Seeds of Wellbeing project for Hawaiʻi's agriculture producers. The training provides the language to understand and communicate when stress occurs and specific tools to manage stress. Although the training is tailored toward farmers in Hawaiʻi, the stress management skills and coping strategies can be applied to everyday life and other fields of work.

There are two versions: the "Self" version is intended to help the individual doing the module to understand how stress manifests in the body and various stress management and coping strategies; the second is a peer-to-peer version that is intended to teach the individual how to provide mental health first aid to someone in need.

Kyleena is a current KAC participant with the National Parks Service at Pearl Harbor National Monument and the Community Relations Coordinator at Mālama Puʻuloa. Kyleena’s workshop will focus on public speaking basics, tips on presenting to groups, and leading with confidence.