Opening remarks from PCH Health Fairs Directors Jessica Castro, Katherine Chua, and Jamille Taccad and West Angeles CDC Junior Manager Ms. Erica Freeman. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speakers: Jessica Castro, Katherine Chua, Jamille Taccad and Ms. Erica Freeman Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

(Note: "Kasama" translates to together or partner in Filipino.) In this workshop, Dr. Sabado-Liwag recognizes recent unprecedented events and acknowledges the amazing work various communities of color have been committed to during 2020. Dr. Sabado-Liwag is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at California State University, Los Angeles. With 20 years of experience working in Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, her research in minority health and health disparities aims to understand psychosocial, environmental, and biological determinants related to adverse health and social outcomes across the life course. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speaker: Dr. Melanie Sabado-Liwag, PhD, MPH Moderators: Aliahnna Dominique Daling & Isabella Molina Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

In this workshop, Ms. Charmaine Clamor, MPT, MS will go in-depth on how improving our immune response is vital during this pandemic. She will discuss key factors on how we can improve our immune response and why being in a community while working on these goals will significantly improve likelihood of success in achieving them. Ms. Clamor has been a physical therapist since 2000 and specializes in pelvic and digestive health for both women and men. She is a community educator, health coach, a trauma-informed energy and body worker, and a Medical Qi Gong practice leader. She is the owner of Be Well Therapy, a holistic center for wellness in West Hollywood, California and the co-founder of The Better Angels. Learn more about Be Well Therapy and schedule an appointment with Ms. Clamor here: https://www.bewelltherapy.co/ This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speaker: Ms. Charmaine Clamor, MPT, MS Moderators: Marykate Abad & Enrico Ysmael Arambulo Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

(Note: Please be cautious if you have any prior injuries or conditions.) This movement workshop is Pilates-based and designed to help stretch your muscles, decompress the spine, and bring more awareness within your body. It is for all levels and no equipment is required, but some tools (a ball, strap, pillows, chair, etc.) may be helpful. Ms. Nicole Aniceto, MPH Student has been teaching Pilates for over 4 years and is especially connected with her clients who are mostly seniors interested in maintaining their balance, range of motion, and strength. She hopes to bring more mental health awareness to the community by incorporating mindfulness into her movement classes. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speakers: Ms. Nicole Aniceto, MPH Student Moderators: Lorenzo Ramos & Jayson Arabia Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

Opioid and other drug overdoses are sweeping the country during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this workshop, Mr. Myron Dean Quon, Esq. seeks to provide the risk and protective factors that can help you make healthier choices to avoid addiction. Mr. Quon is the Executive Director of National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse (NAPAFASA). Mr. Quon manages its programs including national and local advocacy for language access and cultural competency, gambling addiction trainings, and workshops concerning alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speaker: Mr. Myron Dean Quon, Esq. Moderators: Nikki Razal & Madonna Silver Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

The discussions in this panel will be centered on cancer prevention, advocacy, and empowerment. Pastor Rhonda Holbert will share her experiences as a breast cancer survivor and CEO of Celebrate Life Cancer Ministry, a community of cancer fighters, survivors and their supporters, while Ms. Shenazar Esmundo, MPH, CHES will share her experiences as the Filipinx Community Outreach Coordinator at Cedars-Sinai Cancer Research Center for Health Equity where outreach and engagement to address cancer disparities is emphasized. Ms. Shenazar "Shane" Esmundo, MPH, CHES is a Filipina-American who pursued her Master’s Degree in Public Health at Cal State Northridge with a focus in Community Health. She is the Filipinx Community Outreach Coordinator at Cedars-Sinai Cancer Research Center for Health Equity and hopes to make an impact by being the bridge to health policy through community collaboration, empowerment and collaborative research to tackle health disparities and improve health equity. Pastor Rhonda Holbert began her cancer journey on 9-11-01 which led to the diagnosis of Inflammatory Breast Cancer at age 40. She is the Founder and CEO of Celebrate Life Cancer Ministry and believes that it takes a “community to conquer cancer” and she strategically works with various organizations to provide the best resources possible to cancer survivors, caregivers, and their families. She serves as a conduit of God's love to keep those on the cancer journey focused on “fighting the fight of life." This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speakers: Pastor Rhonda Holbert, CEO of Celebrate Life Cancer Ministry & Ms. Shenazar Esmundo, MPH, CHES Moderators: Alexandra Bartolome & Noah Canio Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

In this workshop, Dr. Donald Ware, MD, MPH will explore health disparities that lead to common heart diseases in women of color that can go undetected or misdiagnosed. Dr. Ware is board certified in preventive medicine and is a fellow of the American College of Preventive Medicine. He Ware became the Chief of the Nation's High Blood Pressure Demonstration Programs at the National Institute of Health and is also one of the first African American fellows in Cardiology at the Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Los Angeles. He later served as the President of the Kaiser Alumni Association of Southern California. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speaker: Dr. Donald Ware, MD, MPH Moderators: Alexa Mugol & Caleb Velasquez Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

In this workshop, Dr. Antonio Moya, MD, MPH, MS teaches what a stroke is, how to prevent it, and how to treat it. Dr. Moya is a Board Certified Neurologist and LA County Department of Health Services Scholar working at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. He has focused on the Filipino and Asian Pacific Islander community and now partners with the Filipino American Service Group Inc. (FASGI), having been awarded multiple community and national grants to leverage media tools to improve Filipino health behaviors related to non-communicable diseases. This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speaker: Dr. Antonio Moya, MD, MPH, MS Moderators: Stephanie Mae Mauricio & Maria Poblete Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.

Closing out the first day of the CommUNITY Health Fair with PCH Health Fairs Research Team members Karen Madamba, Angeline Blancia, Annalyn Diaz, and Malia Shitabata This is a previously recorded workshop from the CommUNITY Health Fair: Bridging Communities through Health Advocacy presented by UCLA Pilipinos for Community Health and West Angeles Community Development Corporation on January 16-17, 2021. For more information regarding the health fair, the workshops and speakers, and free clinical and non-clinical resource lists, please visit our website at https://tinyurl.com/communityhf Speakers: Karen Madamba, Angeline Blancia, Annalyn Diaz, and Malia Shitabata Special thank you to our collaborators and community partners: Filipino American Service Group, Inc., National Alliance for Filipino Concerns, Filipino Migrant Center, Bayanihan Community Response, Latino Student Health Partnership, and the Black Pre-Health Organization.