Nadia Villella
In February 2025, our team held a logo design contest for students at Olomana School and Kailua High School. Students were instructed to design a logo that captures the meaning of our project name. We received 16 entries! After two rounds of voting from our team and feedback, a final logo was chosen. The winning design, by Nadia Villella of Olomana School, beautifully features elements that represent various components of the name gifted to us, such as the waterfalls flowing from the Koʻolau mountains and the Lehua flower.
Our infographics were prepared to share with DOE staff and community organizations to highlight Ho‘ouna Pono clinical and implementation outcomes.
Carefully curated topics related to youth substance abuse, participatory research, and culturally grounded practices.