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Pacific Grantees Highlight at ANA Training

Impact Of PITA

As we close out the third year of our Pacific Innovation & Technology Academy (PITA) Cohort, we are honored to have been featured in a recent newsletter and Year in Review highlighting Administration for Native Americans (ANA) projects across the Pacific Region.

Continuing to Build

While we continue to build our mission remains the same: raising awareness about substance abuse through outreach, education, and prevention. We believe prevention means creating opportunities. By investing in workforce development, technology education, and innovation in American Samoa, we provide positive alternatives, brighter futures, and hope for our people.

Our Village

Thank you to our students, instructors, partners, supporters, and the Administration for Native Americans for believing in this vision. The work continues, and the best is yet to come.

Data Driven Success

From American Sāmoa to Hawai‘i, presenters Fiafia Sunia of the Christopher James Foeoletini Ledoux Foundation and Keoua Nelson of Papahana Kuaola highlighted the importance of community-driven decision-making and the many ways ANA projects collaborate with their communities to turn data into meaningful change across the Pacific. As Fiafia concluded during his presentation, our “Blue Continent” continues to demonstrate the strength and impact that can be achieved when community remains at the forefront of our work.

Pacific Innovation Technology Academy Juniors Edition "PITA Jr." makes its debut at the 2026 American Samoa STEAM FEST

    2026 Youth Prevention Institute in San Diego, California

      Pacific Innovation Technology Academy Year 3: Motherboard Installation and System Components Troubleshooting (LAB DAYS)

        ElevateSports684: Leveraging sports for substance use prevention

          Suicide Prevention Training (S.A.V.E) for Staff and Volunteers 2026


            Bullying Prevention & Substance Abuse Awareness Outreach with ASDOE Community Services Division at Community site Iliili Capstone Assembly of God

              Bullying Prevention Awareness Outreach at Uifa'atali Peter Tali Coleman Elementary

                Congratulations, Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Recipients, Class of 2025

                  2025 Brianna Lina Wilson Scholarship Recipients

                  Renee Dunson

                  Blessing Lemalu

                  Blessing Lemalu

                  Four Year College Scholarship Recipient:  Leone High School graduate. Attending Stanford University, Fall 2025,  majoring in Public Policy/Political Science with an emphasis on Environmental Science.  Proud mother, Tiana Trepanier.

                  Blessing Lemalu

                  Blessing Lemalu

                  Blessing Lemalu

                  Two Year College Scholarship recipient:  Faga‘itua High School graduate, Business administration major. Attending ASCC Fall 2025. Proud parents Howard and Sarai Lemalu of Aua. 

                  Matilda Uelese

                  Matilda Uelese

                  Matilda Uelese

                  Two Year College Scholarship recipient: Faga‘itua High School graduate, Science major, attending ASCC Fall 2025.  Proud parents, Uelese & Jacinta Uelese of Alao.  

                  Matilda Uelese

                  Matilda Uelese

                  Two Year College Scholarship recipient: Samoana High School graduate, Engineering major, attending ASCC Fall 2025.  Proud parents, Pani & Nimo Salave'a of Pago Pago.

                  Summer Youth Employment Program 2025

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