Interview with Donna Taniguchi

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2023-02-23

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Taniguchi, Donna (narrator)
Rath, Paula (interviewer)
Tom, Landon (transcriptionist)

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Donna Taniguchi started at Palama Settlement in 1996 as a social worker, counseling teenagers who were repeat law violators and helping them succeed in academic remediation. She left Palama Settlement to work for Child & Family Service followed by Girls Court Hawaiʻi, a State Judiciary program for female juvenile offenders. She returned to Palama Settlement in 2007 as the program administrator until her retirement in December 2020 and stayed on as a consultant until 2022.

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Pauoa, Family Court, Girls Circle, Youth programs, Kalihi-Pālama, Community-based social services, At-risk youth--Hawaii, Youth--Services for--Hawaii;Nonprofit organizations--Management, Japanese American women--Hawaii

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https://hdl.handle.net/10125/105360

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1:27:48
29 pages

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interview

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Interview with Donna Taniguchi

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Reflections of Palama Settlement II – Oral History
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