Oral 24: Tausoa Mulitalo – Polynesian Youth and their Polydimensional Experience within Native and Westernized Spaces: An Examination of Pacific Islander Youth and the Cultural Factors that Affect their Experience of Levels of Suicidal Ideologies and Cultural Shame | Office of Undergraduate Research

Oral 24: Tausoa Mulitalo – Polynesian Youth and their Polydimensional Experience within Native and Westernized Spaces: An Examination of Pacific Islander Youth and the Cultural Factors that Affect their Experience of Levels of Suicidal Ideologies and Cultural Shame

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Faculty mentor: Leilani Taholo

This presentation is focused on research that has been done on Pacific Islanders, the Pacific Islander culture, and Pacific Islander perspectives to examine the inequalities experienced among their youth within their native and westernized spaces. These factors help explain how Polyneisan youth experience levels of suicidal ideologies and cultural shame, and help identify what protective measures there are or that are needed in order to disrupt the shame and suicidal processes among the Pacific.

Watch my research presentation below.
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Questions or comments? Contact me at: soamulitalo@gmail.com

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