Yes. So there's a number of Kanaka-led organizations or native Hawaiian-led organizations. And I think that's really important for a number of reasons, because I myself am a part of, you know, collective of birth workers that is multi-ethnic, and like just a huge collective of birth workers of color. And I'm so grateful for that space. And I also really appreciate sometimes spaces with other South Asian or like, you know, "Middle Eastern" (in quotation mark) birth workers, because there's like, all these cultural connections that we get to make. And it's the same for black birth workers. And it's like, we're allowed to want to, like, be in spaces that are culturally, like, nourishing and not have to worry about that perception, you know, so I think like, people asked me about that a lot. They're like, what do you think about that, and like, well, like community spaces aren't necessarily for every community. That's just, that's how it's supposed to be. So number one, I was a part of their community-based doula program. And it's run by the Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii, which is a nonprofit that provides free and low cost or no cost midwifery care. They have something called the Mobile Midwifery Van, which is the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life. And basically, it's a mobile midwifery van where you can get any prenatal care in it, they'll drive to you, you can get vaccinated, you can get like an annual checkup, you can get a Pap smear, you can get HIV tested, STI tested, you can get blood drawn, like it's kind of like a one stop shop, really cool. And that was started by just a group of midwives of color, they're Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies. And there was a lot of people during the pandemic in Hawaii, that were very, very afraid of getting vaccinated against COVID, you know, new parents and or pregnant people that were very worried about, you know, the impact of the COVID 19 vaccine for very valid reasons. And one big value that we really, like, I feel like drove home was providing information, support, and services at each person's direction. And so we really didn't push anything upon anyone, you know, we were just like, here's the information, here's what you want, if this is what you want, you know, here's what you can do to get there. And it was actually really successful. And a lot of parents, you know, made choices that they felt aligned with that they felt protected themselves. And it was really cool to see, like, health care done in that way. You know, and so that's why I really loved my time there.