Decolonising Education. Empowering Communities. Reimagining the Future.
Transforming systems through culture, healing, and innovation. Join a global movement advancing justice in health, education, and the environment, powered by Indigenous knowledge and community resilience.
Who We Are
Decolonise All is a multidisciplinary movement rooted in equity, healing, and cultural empowerment. We work at the intersection of education, health, and environmental justice to dismantle colonial legacies and uplift communities. Through culturally grounded programs, STEAM pathways, and strategic partnerships, we center Indigenous wisdom, community-led innovation, and systemic transformation.
Our Mission
Our mission is to reimagine institutions and build a future where all voices, especially those historically silenced, are seen, heard, and empowered.
To dismantle systemic inequities by honoring cultural sovereignty, supporting climate resilience, and expanding access to STEAM and healthcare education rooted in justice and ancestral wisdom.
What We Do
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We develop inclusive, anti-colonial curricula and resources that center diasporic, Indigenous, and caste-abolitionist knowledge systems.
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Our initiatives promote culturally competent healthcare practices and support mental and spiritual well-being.
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We mobilize around climate resilience and land-based knowledge to create sustainable, community-led solutions.
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We support underrepresented students through mentorship, career pathways, and partnerships in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
Meet the team
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Caroline Tuipē
President / Founder
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Michael Washington
Vice President / Co-Founder
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Fernanda Alonso
Head of Marketing & Design
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Amina Afandiyeva
Design Intern
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Megan Garcia
Director of Biotech Career Pathways
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Keila Gutierrez
First Gen in STEM
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Kiliona Palauni
Director of Pasifika Education & Curriculum
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Dr. Joseph Butler
Director of PhD Access & Pathways
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Jonathan Finau
Foodtech & Agricultural Advocacy
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Latiunasema Nuusila
Land Stewardship & Agricultural Advocacy
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Spencer Annor-Ampofo
Afro-Indigenous Health Equity Research Program
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Sidney Puni
Founder of PasifikaMED
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Roberta “Becca” Taufailematagi Meafua
Advisory Council, PasifikaMed Talanoa Series
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Abigail Utulaina Tilo-Tautala
Advisory Council, PasifikaMed Talanoa Series
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Naomi Talo
Advisory Council, PasifikaMed Talanoa Series
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Nalene Mesa
Advisory Council, PasifikaMed Talanoa Series
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Isabella Pahulu
Pasifika Health Collective
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Malea Sierra Tuimavave
Pasifika Health Collective
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Claudia Tautolo
Pasifika Health Collective
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Liana Moli
Pasifika Health Collective
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Tianna Starr
Pasifika Health Collective
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Dr. Ponipate Rokolekutu
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Hokulani Sharp
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Dr. Kyle Yoshida
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Dr. Lelemia Irvine
“When we back Decolonise All, we’re choosing to learn from Indigenous wisdom and honor the ties people have to their homelands. Their work invites everyone to show up with humility, listen first, and build trust through shared values. ”
— Margaret Tobias Grier
Our Partners
Decolonise All collaborates with leading voices in medicine, Indigenous scholarship, and cultural leadership to amplify perspectives on health equity and cultural belonging.
Our work centers those whose lived experiences and expertise drive meaningful change across education, research, and advocacy.
We are actively seeking partners who are committed to uplifting communities through transformative education, workforce development, and culturally grounded engagement.
Join our Movement
Join our Movement
Be part of a community creating change from the ground up. Whether you're a student, donor, or volunteer, your unique contribution helps reimagine education, science, and health for future generations.
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Explore STEAM pathways rooted in culture and community. Connect with mentors, internships, and career development tools that center your lived experience.
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Fuel the mission. Your support drives culturally responsive education, health equity, and youth empowerment through community-based initiatives.
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Lend your skills and voice. Lead workshops, mentor youth, speak at events, or co-develop resources that honor ancestral knowledge and challenge systemic barriers.