hawaii arts & health network
This Program is made possible through funding by The Maui Strong Fund of the Hawai'i Community Foundation
The AHAS Network is a Hawaii Arts & Health Network (HAHN) providing training, peer learning, and direct mentorship in trauma-informed arts practice. The network supports arts workers in recognizing their essential role in community recovery and well-being.
Network Cohort Presentations
Patty Lee shares her experience at 2026 Hawaii Summit for the institute of Violence, Abuse, and Trauma
Patty Lee shares her experience at 2026 Hawaii Summit for the institute of Violence, Abuse, and Trauma
2026 arts & Health Fellows
Patricia Lee
Maui Rapid Response
I hold both literal and figurative space for creative resistance
Instagram: @pattyleeactor
Andrea Pro
My art focuses on native ecosystems and endangered species and my work teaching supports people in developing their capacity to create and staying present with resistance or challenges that may arise during the creative process.
Leilani digmon
Mauna Kahālāwai Midwifery and Birth Services, Kalauokekahuli 501-C-3
Culturally-rooted and evidence-based perinatal services, specialized in serving the Native Hawaiian community.
Instagram: @haleohaumea @waileleoakaka
Website: htwww.maunakahalawaimidwifery.com
Other: www.kalauokekahuli.org
Tina Kailiponi
Co-Director - Maui OnStage Education & Youth Program
I help children find their voice through theatre
Instagram: @tkailiponi
Axel Renée Winget
PhD, MFA, RDT, Queer Healing Space
I’m a Kauaʻi-based drama therapist (RDT) and scholar-artist blending somatics, parts work, drama therapy, and applied theatre to build embodied resilience and collective care through creative practice.
Instagram: @queerhealing.space
Website: https://www.queerhealing.space
Heidi Allencastre
Maui County Lead Program Coordinator, Family Hui Hawaii
I do program coordination for FHH, creating welcoming, reflective spaces for families, and parents and supporting Maui County Staff
Instagram: family.hui.hawaii.maui.county
Website: https://familyhuihawaii.org
Ashley "Kaliko" Kaauamo
Kanaka ʻŌiwi Educator
ʻĀina & culturally rooted education for students 0-100
Kathlina Martin
Social Worker
Advocate of Micronesian community and other vulnerable communities.
Website: https://teada.org
Summer Muramoto
Leeward CC - Love Pono
Provides a safe space for people from all backgrounds and experiences
Instagram: @lovepono
Website: www.leeward.hawaii.edu/lovepono
Omar Javier Ramirez Pichardo
HuitzilinOmar
Creative and elevating upcycle fashion, regalia, and adornments to make statements for the social expansion and protection on Nature's rights to be protected./ Reutilizing, reusing, and promoting wearable art for the fun of it.
Instagram: Huitzilinomar
Jesa Amascual
Jesa Amascual CDB, Mahika Studio
Mahika Studio was created to make space to re-member our connections, practicing integrated, steadfast support through art and ritual, doula care for sacred transitions, liberation-centered organizing for growing resilient grassroots projects, and community publishing to archive our collective stories.
Lexer Chou
Leeward CC Love Pono
Lexer Chou (she/her) is an educator who strives to "be the change she wishes to see in the world" (Gandhi). She is a first-generation graduate and is passionate about nurturing future leaders with the intent of mentoring them to develop skills that will allow them to create positive change in their communities.
Instagram: @lovepono
Website: www.leeward.hawaii.edu/lovepono
Erin Fulton
Erin
Nurturing learning and healing in the wake of Hawaii's profound transformation
Stephie Garrett
HeartSpace Collaborative
I design experiences that heal, connect, and inspire..
Instagram: /prettypicturesfromstephie
Alice June Kaahanui
Molokai Arts Center
I am responsible for the administration and management of a 501c3 non profit arts education organization.
Instagram: molokaiartscenter
Website: https://molokaiartscenter.org
Facebook: Molokai Arts Center and MAC Saturday Market at MCHC
Maggie T Sutrov
Teaching artist
I use drawing and painting to bring people into the present moment, to connect to the ʻāina, to notice and express more of the beauty around them, and to feel at home in the creative process.
Ann Davis
Family Hui Hawaii
Ann is an Expressive Arts Therapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. At Family Hui Hawaii, as the Co-Executive Director of Programs, Ann helps design and guide trauma-informed, creativity-centered programs that foster healing, resilience, and connection for families throughout the state.
Instagram: family.hui.hawaii
Website: https://www.familyhuihawaii.org

