Home / Office of Field Education and Practice / News / Examining subsistence practices and environmental resilience on a Hawaiian island

Examining subsistence practices and environmental resilience on a Hawaiian island

Staff Writer

December 21, 2023

After being awarded the Rose Service Learning Fellowship award in Spring of 2023, Momi Afelin returned home to Hawaiian Island of Molokai, to study subsistence practices and food security.

View the full story here

Last Updated

November 21, 2024

Unleash your potential at Harvard Chan School.

In addition to our degree programs, we offer highly targeted executive and continuing education, directed and taught by Harvard faculty.

Degree Programs

How to Apply

Executive and Continuing Education

Examining subsistence practices and environmental resilience on a Hawaiian island

Last Updated

Get the latest public health news

Unleash your potential at Harvard Chan School.

Public health insights in your inbox.

Examining subsistence practices and environmental resilience on a Hawaiian island

Last Updated

Related News

STRIPED 2024 Newsletter: Advancing eating disorder prevention through advocacy, research, and youth voices

Harvard Chan School faculty recognized among world’s most influential researchers

Managing PTSD symptoms at work

Get the latest public health news

Unleash your potential at Harvard Chan School.