Project: Create convivial spaces for Black girls and their mothers/caregivers in the form of virtual dinners used to cook and share intergenerational narratives, navigating through spaces of healing, health, and advocating for their unmet needs. 

Project: Develop a “Research-Practice Consensus” program to connect researchers and community organizations working with older immigrant adults to bridge the gap in health care and social services and build trust and solidarity with each other.

Project: Build an integrative health platform that aims to decrease health inequities and increase the accessibility, availability, and affordability of psychotherapeutic services, trauma informed exercise, and nutritional counseling in Los Angeles. 

Project: Develop an Intergenerational LGBTQ+ Community Space to bridge the social gap between different generations of Vietnamese, Latine, and Black immigrants, refugees, and their children.

Project: Develop a de-escalation toolkit for medical providers working with patients who are experiencing mental health crises, providing guidance on de-escalating high-acuity mental health crises and stabilizing patients who are in distress, without correctional measures, such as incarceration, chemical, or physical restraints.

Project: Create an obesity and weight management program for adults who obtain health care at Los Angeles County safety net hospitals.

Project: Work with community clinics to address gaps and disparities in maternal mental health, including developing a series of workshops for pregnant and recently pregnant women for education on peripartum mental health and recognition of symptoms.

Project: Develop a community-level patient education approach to educate immigrant women about their rights to high-quality care and empower them in their own care, and a health care systems audit and feedback approach aimed at designing a quality improvement program within the health care system.

Project: Implement an interactive, web-based decision aid on gender-affirming treatment, with balanced information on treatment benefits, risks, resources, and potential long-term effects, to improve knowledge and decisional conflict amongst transgender and gender diverse youth and their caregivers.

Project: Adapt a culturally and linguistically relevant prenatal breast/chestfeeding toolkit that was developed for AANHPI expectant parents-to-be and being piloted in the Chinese and Vietnamese communities to other AANHPI ethnic groups in California.