The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

“In observance of Zero Discrimination Day, we invite you to join a thought-provoking webinar focused on raising awareness about hepatitis B discrimination and advocating for inclusivity, fairness, and dignity for all individuals living with hepatitis B.

Key Discussion Topics: The impact of hepatitis B discrimination on individuals' health and well-being Legal protections for those living with hepatitis B Strategies for healthcare providers to reduce stigma Creating supportive environments in workplaces and schools

This event is free and open to all who are committed to ending discrimination and supporting individuals affected by hepatitis B. Together, we can raise our voices for change and advocate for a more just and compassionate world.

Why Attend? Learn about the social, cultural, and workplace challenges faced by people living with hepatitis B. Hear from experts in the field, including healthcare professionals, legal advocates, and individuals with lived experiences. Discover effective strategies for combating stigma and discrimination in communities, workplaces, and healthcare settings. Join the movement to create a more inclusive world, where everyone, regardless of their health status, can live free from discrimination.”

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

“Please join the Hepatitis B Foundation and NVHR for a 2-part webinar discussing how we can prevent liver cancer through vaccination. In part one, panelists will discuss the importance of the hep B birth dose, and the impact of hepatitis B before the universal infant recommendation. In part two, panelists will discuss how to speak about vaccines in the current landscape. Register now!”

• Mar 11, 2025 09:00 AM HST

• Mar 18, 2025 09:00 AM HST

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

“n recent decades, countless new synthetic drugs have entered the underground drug supply, and overdose deaths and other drug-related harms have skyrocketed as a result. Media, policymakers, and the general public are concerned — but often misguided — in their attempts to address the issue because they lack accurate information about drugs and drug supply changes.

This four-part series will explore the most commonly used new and emerging synthetic drugs in the United States, the geographic trends in where and when these drugs have spread, and the demographic trends in who is impacted by these drugs. Panelists will examine the risks and harms faced by people who use drugs and discuss the role of harm reduction and medical providers in reducing overdose and health risks. We know that current drug policies fuel and will continue to incentivize new, and likely, more dangerous drugs. As drug policy reformers, people who use drugs, and people who care about people who use drugs, we will envision solutions that are just as innovative and nimble as these new markets.

Keynote + Panel 1: Understanding the Current Drug Supply

In this keynote address, we’ll explore why novel psychoactive substances (NPS) and new markets have emerged in recent years; the motivations for us; and how, when, and where are people exposed to NPS.

In this opening panel, experts will provide an overview of the current drug supply and how it has shifted over the past several decades in response to drug demand and prohibitionist policy changes. They will discuss the emergence of new potent opioids and sedatives into the underground opioid supply (e.g., fentanyl and its analogs, xylazine, etizolam, nitazenes, and medetomidine), the introduction of various adulterants and new cuts (e.g., BTMPS), as well as issues with the stimulant supply (e.g., accidental cross-contamination, counterfeit stimulant pills). How have these shifts unfolded over time? What are the regional and/or state-specific dynamics driving the emergence of these drugs? Which populations have been exposed to or sought out these drugs and what are key racial, ethnic, age, gender, and sexuality differences? What does the shifting supply mean for drug-related harms and our efforts to reduce them? What do we know and what don’t we know? How can we track these shifts better and what policy changes are needed?”

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

“WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL HEPATITIS SUMMIT!

The continuum of research from basic science to clinical science and public health applications

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us in Los Angeles, US March 18 – 21, 2025 for the 19th Global Hepatitis Summit (GHS 2025), a 50-year legacy of the International Symposium on Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease (ISVHLD).

It will be our pleasure to welcome you to Los Angeles for this historic scientific meeting.”

“Please join the Hepatitis B Foundation and NVHR for a 2-part webinar discussing how we can prevent liver cancer through vaccination. In part one, panelists will discuss the importance of the hep B birth dose, and the impact of hepatitis B before the universal infant recommendation. In part two, panelists will discuss how to speak about vaccines in the current landscape. Register now!”

• Mar 11, 2025 09:00 AM HST

• Mar 18, 2025 09:00 AM HST

“WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL HEPATITIS SUMMIT!

The continuum of research from basic science to clinical science and public health applications

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us in Los Angeles, US March 18 – 21, 2025 for the 19th Global Hepatitis Summit (GHS 2025), a 50-year legacy of the International Symposium on Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease (ISVHLD).

It will be our pleasure to welcome you to Los Angeles for this historic scientific meeting.”

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

“WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL HEPATITIS SUMMIT!

The continuum of research from basic science to clinical science and public health applications

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us in Los Angeles, US March 18 – 21, 2025 for the 19th Global Hepatitis Summit (GHS 2025), a 50-year legacy of the International Symposium on Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease (ISVHLD).

It will be our pleasure to welcome you to Los Angeles for this historic scientific meeting.”

“WELCOME TO THE GLOBAL HEPATITIS SUMMIT!

The continuum of research from basic science to clinical science and public health applications

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us in Los Angeles, US March 18 – 21, 2025 for the 19th Global Hepatitis Summit (GHS 2025), a 50-year legacy of the International Symposium on Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease (ISVHLD).

It will be our pleasure to welcome you to Los Angeles for this historic scientific meeting.”

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

“The Empire Liver Foundation and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene invites you to attend:

Hepatitis B and Pregnancy

Thursday, March 27, 2025 (4:30pm-5:30pm EST)

1 CME/CNE/CEU

Description:

This training is designed to educate clinical providers on current hepatitis B screening and treatment guidelines for pregnant people

Speaker:

Tatyana Kushner, MD, MSCE

Associate Professor

Director of Outcomes Clinical Research,

Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Weill Cornell Medicine

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the presentation, participants will be able to understand:

• ​Diagnosis and epidemiology of hepatitis B virus (HBV)

• Effect of pregnancy on HBV and HBV on pregnancy outcomes

• Gestational parent-to-child transmission

• Screening recommendations during pregnancy

• Role of antiviral therapy in pregnancy

• Prevention of gestational parent-to-child transmission

We look forward to your participation!”

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

“Join us for an interactive webinar hosted by The International Network on Health and Hepatitis in Substance Users (INHSU). This webinar aims to facilitate a community of practice, providing a platform to discuss any ongoing challenges and share innovative solutions in hepatitis C (HCV) service delivery. The webinar will cover best practice models of street-based medicine from around the United States and the challenges and enablers of delivering effective outreach models of care in both rural and urban settings.”

Look for the Hep Free Hawaiʻi table at this fun event!

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

“In recent decades, countless new synthetic drugs have entered the underground drug supply, and overdose deaths and other drug-related harms have skyrocketed as a result. Media, policymakers, and the general public are concerned — but often misguided — in their attempts to address the issue because they lack accurate information about drugs and drug supply changes.

This four-part series will explore the most commonly used new and emerging synthetic drugs in the United States, the geographic trends in where and when these drugs have spread, and the demographic trends in who is impacted by these drugs. Panelists will examine the risks and harms faced by people who use drugs and discuss the role of harm reduction and medical providers in reducing overdose and health risks. We know that current drug policies fuel and will continue to incentivize new, and likely, more dangerous drugs. As drug policy reformers, people who use drugs, and people who care about people who use drugs, we will envision solutions that are just as innovative and nimble as these new markets.

Panel 2: Addressing Myths, Misinformation, and Real Harms

In this panel, experts will discuss how media, lawmakers, and advocates often, knowingly or unknowingly, affirm and promote fear and misinformation – often highly racialized – when new drugs emerge in the drug supply. Panelists will explain how sensationalized headlines about the latest drugs promote more stigma toward the people who use them. Panelists will address questions, such as: How do these headlines fuel public support for harsher penalties and more enforcement? What is the impact of media myths and misinformation on people who use drugs and harm reduction and healthcare providers in terms of staying safe and navigating drug-related risks? How can members of the media and advocates use their positions to raise awareness about shifting drug trends and balance the need for accurate information with our culture’s propensity to engage in highly stigmatized and unproductive fearmongering?”

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

The Hawaiʻi Learning Group is hosting the Hawai`i HCV Screening and Linkage to Care ECHO Curriculum from January 27 to April 21, 2025.

“This twelve-week series is focused on hepatitis C.

The primary goal is to increase statewide capacity among primary care teams for screening and treatment, consistant with national goals for hepatitis C elimination by 2030. 

In Hawai`i, by following best practice guidelines, prescribers can be waived from prior restrictions for prescribing HCV medications.

By focusing on this curable infection, care teams can leverage their technology to efficiently and effectively screen their local populations, follow-up on positive tests, link to care, treat and cure HCV. It is a win for patients, providers and health systems.”

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

“In recent decades, countless new synthetic drugs have entered the underground drug supply, and overdose deaths and other drug-related harms have skyrocketed as a result. Media, policymakers, and the general public are concerned — but often misguided — in their attempts to address the issue because they lack accurate information about drugs and drug supply changes.

This four-part series will explore the most commonly used new and emerging synthetic drugs in the United States, the geographic trends in where and when these drugs have spread, and the demographic trends in who is impacted by these drugs. Panelists will examine the risks and harms faced by people who use drugs and discuss the role of harm reduction and medical providers in reducing overdose and health risks. We know that current drug policies fuel and will continue to incentivize new, and likely, more dangerous drugs. As drug policy reformers, people who use drugs, and people who care about people who use drugs, we will envision solutions that are just as innovative and nimble as these new markets.

Panel 3: Understanding Drug Markets

With the advent of new technologies and new drugs, drug markets are changing. This panel will explore how drug markets have changed over time and what these changes mean for policies and interventions to reduce risk. Panelists will discuss: Where and how are drugs manufactured and distributed? How and where are people buying drugs? How do market changes impact criminalization, racial disparities, and overdose? How can we leverage these changes to promote more effective programs and practices?”

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

“Join us this Memorial Weekend at the majestic Four Seasons Resort & Spa at Ko’olina for the Philippine Medical Association of Hawaii’s 38th Memorial Weekend CME — 2025 Updates in Patient Care!

When: Saturday, May 24, 2025 to Sunday, May 25, 2025

Where: Four Seasons Resort, Ko’olina, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawai’i”

“Join us this Memorial Weekend at the majestic Four Seasons Resort & Spa at Ko’olina for the Philippine Medical Association of Hawaii’s 38th Memorial Weekend CME — 2025 Updates in Patient Care!

When: Saturday, May 24, 2025 to Sunday, May 25, 2025

Where: Four Seasons Resort, Ko’olina, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawai’i”

“In recent decades, countless new synthetic drugs have entered the underground drug supply, and overdose deaths and other drug-related harms have skyrocketed as a result. Media, policymakers, and the general public are concerned — but often misguided — in their attempts to address the issue because they lack accurate information about drugs and drug supply changes.

This four-part series will explore the most commonly used new and emerging synthetic drugs in the United States, the geographic trends in where and when these drugs have spread, and the demographic trends in who is impacted by these drugs. Panelists will examine the risks and harms faced by people who use drugs and discuss the role of harm reduction and medical providers in reducing overdose and health risks. We know that current drug policies fuel and will continue to incentivize new, and likely, more dangerous drugs. As drug policy reformers, people who use drugs, and people who care about people who use drugs, we will envision solutions that are just as innovative and nimble as these new markets.

Panel 4: Scaling Up Drug Checking, Envisioning Safe Supply, and Exploring New Horizons

Building on what we have learned during the earlier sessions, this panel will focus on solutions. We know that the U.S.’s prohibitionist policies will continue to incentivize new, and likely, more dangerous drugs. As drug policy reformers, people who use drugs, and people who care about people who use drugs, we need to be just as innovative and nimble as these new markets.

What are the most promising harm reduction interventions that can provide timely information and strategies to stay safe for the people who most need it? How can we scale up community drug checking given current technological, financial, political, and logistical barriers to these technologies? How might we use drug checking to shift the drug supply from the ground up? What do models of safe supply have to offer? How can we think outside of the box and usher in a new era of drug policy reform that addresses these new drugs and new markets? We will envision how to harness our knowledge and resources to reduce the harms of the unpredictable drug supply and protect ourselves, the people we love, and the people most harmed by drug prohibition.”

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com

Letʻs get DATA!

Join our monthly Data workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Data workgroup focuses on projects related to surveillance, electronic reporting, qualitative research, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 1st Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Myriam Saboui: myriam.saboui@doh.hawaii.gov.

Letʻs ADVOCATE! 

Join our monthly Advocacy workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Advocacy workgroup focuses on projects related to legislation, policy, insurance coverage, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Monday. For more info on joining, email Aaron Ruddick: aruddick@hhhrc.org

Letʻs get AWARE!

Join our monthly Awareness workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Awareness workgroup focuses on projects related to social and traditional media, storytelling, provider and general education, and more!

This workgroup usually meets every 2nd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Anika Martin: amartin@hhhrc.org

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

We wanna hear from you!

Learn and share at our monthly Zoom meeting on Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i statewide hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Each month has two meeting options every 2nd Tuesday at 12 pm HST and 5 pm HST. For Zoom meeting info, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get ACCESS!

Join our monthly Access workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Access workgroup focuses on projects related to immunization, testing, linkage, treatment, and provider education!

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Tuesday. For more info on joining, email Thaddeus Pham: thaddeus.pham@doh.hawaii.gov

Letʻs get EQUITY!

Join our monthly Equity workgroup meeting for Hep Free 2030, the Hawai’i hepatitis elimination strategy. We are looking for participation at any level from people with lived experience, patients, advocates, family members, people who use drugs, clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and more...Everyone's voice matters! 

Our Equity workgroup focuses on projects related to language access, patient leadership, community centering, and people with lived experience.

This workgroup usually meets every 3rd Wednesday. For more info on joining, email Richard Smith: richawaii78@gmail.com