Archery In The Parks Programs Teach How To Shoot An Arrow And Much More

She stood unnaturally straight and drew the arrow back. It flew to the center of the target with a thud. Bullseye. Then she did it again.

University of St. Thomas Engineering Students Develop a Brussel Sprouts Trimmer for Hmong Farmers

Hmong farmers make up the majority of the farmers in the local Twin Cities’ farmers markets, but many are getting older, and exiting farming because they do not have access to equipment that could make their operations less laborious and hard on their aging bodies.

Don’t Let Your Teen Leave Home Without A Boost

Vaccines protect children from serious diseases. As they get older, teens can get diseases they already got shots for because the protection from vaccines can wear off. This is why teens need a second dose of meningococcal vaccine at age 16.

HCPA Boys’ Volleyball Teams Wrap Up Second Season

Hmong College Prep Academy Varsity and JV Boys’ Volleyball teams recently finished their 2019 season. HCPA participates in the Minnesota Boys High School Volleyball Association, an association comprised of high schools throughout the state.

Candle Afloat – A Short Story

One stormy night, a lonely housewife took a walk out in the fields that encircled their remote home. She was headed to their barnyard shed to obtain a few nails.

Why Need One Ali Wong When You Can Get Eleven?

Today, Funny Asian Women Kollective, better known as F.A.W.K. announced that they will expand their collective. The group was originally founded in 2014.

What Does the Political Chaos in the U.S. Mean to Hmong Citizens?

For many Hmong citizens, all these political ripples and struggles between the powers that be may seem like two bickering children fighting over a piece of candy but it affects us more than we think.

Safe Summer Nights Is Coming To Your Neighborhood

The Saint Paul Police Department is collaborating with the Safe Summer Nights organization for another summer of fun and BBQ throughout the city.

Hmong College Prep Academy Drama Program Completes 2018-2019 Theatre Season

Hmong College Prep Academy’s Theatre Program recently completed their 2018-2019 season.

Miss Hmong MN Iya Xiong Reflects On Value Of Stories

When LEAP high school student Iya Xiong decided to compete in the annual Miss Hmong MN pageant, she was hardly expecting to win the grand title.

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Candle Afloat – A Short Story

One stormy night, a lonely housewife took a walk out in the fields that encircled their remote home. She was headed to their barnyard shed to obtain a few nails.

Why Need One Ali Wong When You Can Get Eleven?

Today, Funny Asian Women Kollective, better known as F.A.W.K. announced that they will expand their collective. The group was originally founded in 2014.

Nkauj Yiv A Novella – Epilogue

“Our son cannot go through with the marriage,” spoke the elder. He pulled out $2,000.00 in crisp hundreds and laid it on the table. Nkauj Yiv’s father called Dib into the room.

Dear My Teacher

The birth of this book was a result of the experiences I had as an introverted Hmong student growing up in an American K-12 education system in Minnesota. I was on a search all my life to find my voice in order to share my life experiences with the people around me.

Nkauj Yiv A Novella – Chapter 11 – The Finale

Nkauj Yiv stared out the window for the fifth time that morning. She hadn’t the slightest idea why Nraug Txuj wouldn’t write to her. He had shown her so much attention and interest during their last encounter.

10 Things I’ve Learned From Doing YouTube For The Past 9 Months

Hello! I hope I still have your loyal attention. Okay, so you’ve decided to really give this YouTube thing a try.

YouTube: Watch What Happens When… [UNBELIEVABLE!]

That’s a pretty good example of a good YouTube title. Titles should be catchy and should grab your attention wanting to know more.

YouTube: I’m Done!

Classic case of clickbait, did you fall for it? No, I am not quitting YouTube, but I am quitting my podcast style. Wasn’t it Jeff Bezos of Amazon who said ‘Be firm on vision but flexible on details’?

YouTube: Thumbnails

Of course, five years ago, if you asked me ‘How are your thumbnails doing?” I would naturally reply, “Well, I don’t bite them as much because I use the nail clipper.”

YouTube: GEAR

You have your idea, your audience and your niche. Let’s burn some money and buy a whole bunch of stuff at Best Buy. If you have lots of money you can stop reading now, if not, continue.

HCPA Boys’ Volleyball Teams Wrap Up Second Season

Hmong College Prep Academy Drama Program Completes 2018-2019 Theatre Season

Hmong College Prep Academy’s Theatre Program recently completed their 2018-2019 season.

Public vs Private vs Charter Schools

In the often overwhelming world of school choice, there are public, private, and charters. How do you decide which type of school is right for your child?

St. Paul Public Schools Principal, Be Vang, Receives Professional Leadership Award

The Minnesota Elementary School Principals’ Association (MESPA) recognized Be Vang, principal of Mississippi Creative Arts School, St. Paul Public Schools, with the 2019 MESPA Division Leadership Achievement Award for MESPA’s St. Paul Division.

HAP Groundbreaking – HAP Set To Break Down Walls, And Barriers To Employment, With First Of Two New Workforce Training Centers

The sledgehammers were meant to be symbolic - 10 hefty tools lined up against a wall in a vacant office building formerly occupied by a multinational corporation that makes oil and gas drilling equipment and components.

University of St. Thomas Engineering Students Develop a Brussel Sprouts Trimmer for Hmong Farmers

Safe Summer Nights Is Coming To Your Neighborhood

The Saint Paul Police Department is collaborating with the Safe Summer Nights organization for another summer of fun and BBQ throughout the city.

Miss Hmong MN Iya Xiong Reflects On Value Of Stories

When LEAP high school student Iya Xiong decided to compete in the annual Miss Hmong MN pageant, she was hardly expecting to win the grand title.

HCC Recognized in Star Tribune as one of the Twin Cities Most Unique Museums!

If you love angling and want to live in a big city, you couldn’t do any better than the Twin Cities metro region. Bright lights, big fish – we’ve got it all.

XabPheejKim Hlub Hmoob Concert 2019

The Xab Pheej Kim Hmong Music Foundation, LLC in partnership with the Hmong Men’s Circle student association from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities are proud to announce that on Saturday, July 6th, 2019 at 7:00 PM they are hosting a community celebration.

Don’t Let Your Teen Leave Home Without A Boost

Regular Checkups Help Keep Your Baby Healthy

Having a new baby is an exciting time with lots of changes. Every day brings something new for you and your baby. It can also be a time of many questions.

Yuav mus ncig txawv tebchaws lov? Nco ntsoov mus txhaj tshuaj tiv thaiv kab mob!

Qhua pias/ua qoob (measles) yog ib yam kab mob uas kis tau yooj yim heev thiab pua tus menyuam yaus tau tuag txhua hnub nyob thoob qab ntuj vim tus kab mob no.

Kick Start A Healthier New Year With HAP

We’re only one month into 2019, and if you’re anything like me, all the New Year’s resolutions you planned to start the moment the clock struck midnight are quickly fading into distant memories.

Cov neeg laus uas muaj tej kab mob uas mob ntev mus yuav tsum tau mus txhaj tshuaj thiaj li noj qab nyob zoo.

Txhua xyoo, phav phav tus neeg laus nyob hauv Tebchaws Asmeslikas raug tej yam mob uas los ntawm qhov tsis mus txhaj tej koob tshuaj. Tej kab mob no muaj peev xwm ua tau rau koj mob hnyav thiab tau mus pw tom tsev kho mob loj lossis ua rau koj qhaj tsis mus ua haujlwm.

Archery In The Parks Programs Teach How To Shoot An Arrow And Much More

She stood unnaturally straight and drew the arrow back. It flew to the center of the target with a thud. Bullseye. Then she did it again.

The Twin Cities Has It All – Including Lots Of Places To Fish!

If you love angling and want to live in a big city, you couldn’t do any better than the Twin Cities metro region. Bright lights, big fish – we’ve got it all.

Outdoor Skills Expo

Whether you are preparing for the next global pandemic, planning an epic National Park adventure or just trying to survive your next family car or river camping trip, this event is for you!

Bird Watching In Minnesota: How To Increase Your ‘WOW’ Moments

When Alex Watson walks through a state park, he can tell what’s going on over the next hill because of audio cues he hears from birds.

Make Maple Syrup For A Sweet Taste Of Spring!

Hundreds of years ago, before there were weather reports or thermometers, Minnesota’s Ojibwe Indians kept an eye on the natural world around them to tell them when Spring was on its way.

What Does the Political Chaos in the U.S. Mean to Hmong Citizens?

For many Hmong citizens, all these political ripples and struggles between the powers that be may seem like two bickering children fighting over a piece of candy but it affects us more than we think.

Kou Yang Book Explores Homeland Of ‘Sayaboury – Land Of A Million Elephants Of Laos’

Kou Yang, a professor emeritus of ethnic studies at California State University, Stanislaus, is also originally from the area of Sayaboury, Laos, and recently published his latest book on the history and impact of the region on the Hmong world.

SEARAC Co-Sponsors CA Legislation To Improve Cultural Competence In Mental Health

Southeast Asian Americans experience high rates of PTSD, depression, and anxiety.

The 2019 Hmong National Development Conference Urges Attendees To Be Bold And Unleash Their Potential

Every other year Hmong Americans gather for one of the largest events in the Hmong community. The Hmong National Development Conference, or HNDC for short, attracts more than 1,000 attendees from across the country who meet and share their knowledge and experiences and rekindle their pride in their cultural heritage.

The Anti-Poverty Soldier

New research highlights important strategies to lift people out of poverty. But nonprofit expert asks, “Are they enough?”