The Detroit Minority Organ Tissue Transplant Education Program
Honoring Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
This May, the Detroit MOTTEP Foundation proudly recognizes Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and enduring contributions of AAPI communities across our nation and within our local communities.
As we honor AAPI Heritage Month, we also recognize the importance of representation in healthcare, the need for increased awareness around organ and tissue donation, and the power of community voices in saving lives. Together, we can continue to Meet the Moment, building trust, sharing knowledge, and creating pathways to better health outcomes for every community we serve.
We celebrate the legacy, resilience, and impact of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities this month and every day.
CONGRATULATIONS, DR. CHAPMAN!
The Detroit MOTTEP Foundation is thrilled to extend heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed Executive Director, Dr. Remonia Chapman, on her well-deserved recognition in the inaugural edition of the Michigan Chronicle's "Applause." This special feature celebrates Dr. Chapman among other distinguished leaders who have profoundly influenced our community through their unwavering commitment and visionary leadership.
Under Dr. Chapman’s guidance, the Detroit MOTTEP Foundation has become a beacon of hope and a powerhouse of advocacy in organ and tissue donation, particularly within African American communities. Her leadership not only amplifies our mission but also embodies the spirit of service, propelling significant health education initiatives and lifesaving programs that have touched countless lives across Metro Detroit. Dr. Chapman’s inclusion in this prestigious lineup is a testament to her impact and a source of inspiration for us all. We are proud to see her achievements recognized and are inspired by her example to continue our vital work with renewed vigor and dedication.
