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Tammy Martin

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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Department Of Social Sciences

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneTammy Martin is currently serving as a Social Sciences faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

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public health anthropology psychiatry mental health indigenous studies correctional practice health policy substance abuse covid-19 homelessness sociocultural anthropology cultural anthropology cultural studies qualitative research tobacco control mental health nursing substance use psychiatric care feminist studies psychological trauma feminist criminology urban studies behavioral health community mental health vulnerable populations underserved populations indigenous peoples youth justice penology victimology urban society treatment need training program native hawaiians physical health cultural pathways posttraumatic growth juvenile prostitutes juvenile victims indigenous children indigenous connectedness framework

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Correction to: The Indigenous Connectedness Framework for Understanding the Causes, Consequences, and Solutions to Substance Misuse in Indigenous Children’s Development. Adversity and Resilience Science (2024)

Jerreed D. IvanichJessica Sanigaq UllrichTammy Kahalaopuna Kahoʻolemana MartinMomilani MarshallKatie SchultzEvan WhiteAllison BarlowHiram E. FitzgeraldScott OkamotoJoshua SparrowMichelle SarcheNancy Rumbaugh Whitesell

public healthanthropologyindigenous connectedness frameworkresiliencecorrectional practicesocial scienceschild developmentindigenous children

Striving to Be Pono (Balanced, Equitable, and Hopeful): Conceptualizing an Indigenous Writing Process From a Native Hawaiian Cultural Perspective. Adversity and Resilience Science (2023)

Tammy Kahalaopuna Kahoʻolemana MartinAlexis MerculiefRebecca Ipiaqruk YoungLauren WhiteSarah Momilani MarshallCary WaubanascumEvan J. WhiteHelen Russette

anthropologyindigenous studiesresiliencesocial sciencesqualitative research

The Mental Health, Substance Use, Physical Health, and Mental Health Treatment Need of Community Individuals Experiencing Homelessness in Hawai‘I. Community Mental Health Journal (2023)

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatric carevulnerable populationspsychiatryphysical healthbehavioral healthcommunity mental healthhomelessnesssubstance usemental health nursingunderserved populations

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Use, Mental Health and Treatment Need in the United States During Covid ‐19. Drug and Alcohol Review (2022)

Andrew M. SubicaErick G. GuerreroTammy K. K. MartinScott K. OkamotoNia AitaotoHoward B. MossBrittany N. MoreyLi‐Tzy Wu

health policypublic healthmental healthpsychiatrytobacco controltreatment needsubstance abusecovid-19

Moving From Darkness to Light: Cultural Pathways to Healing and Posttraumatic Growth of Formerly Incarcerated Native Hawaiian Women. Adversity and Resilience Science (2021)

indigenous peoplesanthropologyindigenous studiesculturesociocultural anthropologycultural studiesposttraumatic growthcultural pathwayscultural anthropologyfeminist criminologypsychological traumafeminist studies

Shifting the Narrative and Ending the Silence: Juvenile Prostitutes or Juvenile Victims?. Urban Social Work (2021)

Sarah Momilani MarshallPoki‘i BalazTammy MartinAdrienne DillardSophia KimPuni Kekauoha

juvenile prostitutespenologycorrectional practiceurban sociologyyouth justicesocial mediastigmaurban studiessocial sciencessocial workcriminologyjuvenile victimsvictimologysociologyurban societybehavioral sciences

Ike Hawai‘I – a Training Program for Working With Native Hawaiians. ScholarSpace (University of Hawaii at Manoa) (2010)

Kai DuponteTammy MartinNoreen MokuauLynette Paglinawan

training programnative hawaiiansbehavioral sciences

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Tammy Martin

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Affiliations

Department Of Social Sciences

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

NoneTammy Martin is currently serving as a Social Sciences faculty at HawaiʻI Pacific University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Tammy Martin

Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

public healthanthropologyindigenous connectedness frameworkresiliencecorrectional practicesocial scienceschild developmentindigenous children

Striving to Be Pono (Balanced, Equitable, and Hopeful): Conceptualizing an Indigenous Writing Process From a Native Hawaiian Cultural Perspective. Adversity and Resilience Science (2023)

Tammy Kahalaopuna Kahoʻolemana MartinAlexis MerculiefRebecca Ipiaqruk YoungLauren WhiteSarah Momilani MarshallCary WaubanascumEvan J. WhiteHelen Russette

anthropologyindigenous studiesresiliencesocial sciencesqualitative research

The Mental Health, Substance Use, Physical Health, and Mental Health Treatment Need of Community Individuals Experiencing Homelessness in Hawai‘I. Community Mental Health Journal (2023)

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatric carevulnerable populationspsychiatryphysical healthbehavioral healthcommunity mental healthhomelessnesssubstance usemental health nursingunderserved populations

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Use, Mental Health and Treatment Need in the United States During Covid ‐19. Drug and Alcohol Review (2022)

Andrew M. SubicaErick G. GuerreroTammy K. K. MartinScott K. OkamotoNia AitaotoHoward B. MossBrittany N. MoreyLi‐Tzy Wu

health policypublic healthmental healthpsychiatrytobacco controltreatment needsubstance abusecovid-19

Moving From Darkness to Light: Cultural Pathways to Healing and Posttraumatic Growth of Formerly Incarcerated Native Hawaiian Women. Adversity and Resilience Science (2021)

Shifting the Narrative and Ending the Silence: Juvenile Prostitutes or Juvenile Victims?. Urban Social Work (2021)

Sarah Momilani MarshallPoki‘i BalazTammy MartinAdrienne DillardSophia KimPuni Kekauoha

Ike Hawai‘I – a Training Program for Working With Native Hawaiians. ScholarSpace (University of Hawaii at Manoa) (2010)

Kai DuponteTammy MartinNoreen MokuauLynette Paglinawan

training programnative hawaiiansbehavioral sciences

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