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04/08/2025

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07/02/2023

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07/05/2021

Come talanoa about the COVID-19 pandemic and what we can do as a community to protect our people

05/29/2021

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Derrick Tapusoa considers himself lucky to have survived COVID. He appreciates his
health more than ever. Months later he still isn’t completely off oxygen. He warns
others, don’t underestimate this illness. Get the vaccine, no matter what age you
are, no matter how healthy you are, no matter if you’ve had COVID. “It’s not a
game. You don’t play with COVID. I look forward to the time when I won’t have to
hook up to the oxygen machine at night.”https://www.sanluisvalleyhealth.org/news/

02/24/2021

Those of you over 65 of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Island descent, get your vaccination on Saturday! Please call or text to pre-register!

If you are a caretaker or live with a Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, help them become safe from the virus by pre-registering or helping them pre-register and bring them to the vaccination site on Saturday!

Or share this with your friends and family.

02/01/2021

Please join us this Friday night at 6:30pm as we have a conversation about the Covid 19 Vaccine.

We will discuss the State of Utah's phased vaccination plan and overall vaccination program goals including upcoming clinics, what to expect when receiving a vaccination/how vaccines work, and some Q&A with our panel.

📺 Watch it live on the OCA Asian Pacific Islander American Advocates: Utah Chapter FB page, or Zoom at bit.ly/koviticonvo
FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/787359575469028/

06/19/2020

Freedom Fighter-Community Steward, Marvin Oliveros speech at the March for Utah Families on Saturday, June 13, 2020. The afternoon to evening included voices...

05/12/2020

Pacific Islanders, please let's stay safe watch this for tips

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10159772437326632&id=310270956631&sfnsn=mo&d=n&vh=e

05/01/2020

No other Pacific Islander hub has been worse-hit than its largest, Los Angeles County. It's home to 11 of the 17 Pacific Islanders who've died in the state.