Mrs. Kianna Angelo is a firm believer in integrated community work. She works with governments, organizational partners, commercial interests, Native Americans and indigenous communities worldwide on Pacific Islander Cultural Health, Justice, Education, and Awareness programs, with a strong focus on the cross-cultural aspect, bringing education to our communities and equally educating agencies and the general population on the history, needs, and strength of the Micronesian people.

Mrs. Angelo is the current Special Envoy to the Kwajalein Atoll Local Government In matters of Renewable Energy, Green Technology, and Sustainable Infrastructure, as well as the Founder and the current Executive Director of Living Islands Non-Profit. She co-founded COFA Alliance National Network (CANN) and served as President while the organization passed the Premium Assistance Program for the Micronesian Communities; She’s a Board Member at Oregon Pacific Islander Coalition, a Member on the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Community and Research Advisory Council, served as Consulting Member for the Pacific Resilience Fund, Pacific Peoples’ Partnership in Canada, a representative in the Multnomah County Pacific Islander Community, and a coalition member of the Oregon State Disaster Resilience Learning Network.

Kianna Juda Angelo was born in the Republic of the Marshall Islands and was adopted and raised in America. Kianna is married to a Dane and is a mother of four. She currently lives with her tri-cultural family in Lake Oswego, Oregon. With their full support, Kianna is committed to bringing development, opportunity, and cross-cultural education to everyone. She is dedicated to promoting and inspiring those she meets. Her biggest aspiration is to lead by example for her children.