In GAPCULOGY, Dr. Sid Liufau, founder of the Civility For All Foundation, invites readers on a journey through the intricate landscape of cultural evolution.

As we navigate the complex interplay between established norms and emerging realities, Gapculogy offers a unique lens to view the resultant cultural gaps that shape our society. Addressing race, business, religion, fashion, and other evolving traditions and cultures, Dr.

Liufau demonstrates how foundational elements of identity are being transformed by modernization, each evolving uniquely to adapt to new global standards. With profound insights into generational, intercultural, and intracultural dynamics, this book reveals how our differing truths can coexist within a framework of mutual respect and open knowledge—defining 'OK' not as an agreement but as an opportunity for peaceful and enlightened discourse.

Either you are seeking to understand your own place in a changing world or looking to bridge cultural divides, GAPCULOGY provides the tools to appreciate the diversity of perspectives and the importance of maintaining civility, regardless of the evolving societal landscape. This book is perfect for cultural scholars, professionals navigating multicultural workplaces, and anyone committed to fostering a civil society.

Dr. Liufau's latest work is a compelling call to redefine traditional values and embrace a future where cultural gaps are not just understood but celebrated.

What Readers Will Learn:Understanding Cultural Gaps: Readers will explore the concept of "Gapculogy," learning how traditional cultural values are being reshaped by modernization and globalization. Impact on Identity: Insight into how race, business, and religious cultures evolve and adapt to new global standards.

Generational Dynamics: Examination of how different generations interpret and redefine cultural norms, creating both challenges and opportunities for growth. Practical Applications: Strategies for fostering civility and understanding in multicultural environments, including workplaces and communities.

Personal and Societal Growth: Tools to navigate and bridge cultural divides, promoting a more inclusive and respectful global society. About the AuthorDR.

SID LIUFAU, MTC, HCC, CIT, is the co-founder of the Civility For All Foundation (CFAF), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting civility. CFAF focuses on consulting, educating, training, and resolving issues related to disagreements, as well as addressing mental health care philosophies and solutions for all individuals.

Born in Kahuku, Oahu, in 1963, his journey has been shaped by a deep commitment to his Polynesian heritage and a desire to bridge cultural divides. Excelling in various fields, from theatrical arts to self-defense, he has always sought to embrace diverse experiences.

In 2018, Dr. Liufau's life took a turn when he became involved in addressing Asian hate crimes and the mental health challenges faced by his own children.

This led him to commit himself to promoting civility and finding solutions to these pressing issues. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 further reinforced Dr.

Liufau's resolve, as he witnessed firsthand the impact of the pandemic on mental health, especially among youth. Despite facing personal and professional challenges, he remained steadfast in his mission, ultimately being recognized with an Honorary Doctorate for his contributions to civility promotion.

Today, Dr. Liufau's focus remains on his family, community service, and sharing his story of finding happiness through faith.

Through the Civility For All Foundation, he continues to train individuals in mental health care philosophies and solutions, aiming to create a more compassionate society for all. .