Hmong Times Community
The Hmong Times Community sections provides our readers with an in depth view of the people and events within the Hmong Community in Minnesota and nationally. Here you can read articles that cover the Hmong Community life. We highlight the people that make a difference and the events that bring our community together.
Inaugural Hmong Economic Advancement, Research, And Equity (HERE) Conference Coming To Eau Claire, WI September 14-16, 2022
On Hmong American Day, HALED announces conference focused on Hmong and ethnic entrepreneurs.
United Hmong Family, Inc. And Hmong Women Soccer
On behalf of the board of trustees, we thank everyone for your input on the matters related to the Hmong International Freedom Festival (HIFF) sports competition prizes and payouts to all our competing teams.
May Lor Xiong Wins The MN GOP Congressional District 4 Endorsement
May Lor Xiong won the GOP Minnesota Congressional District 4 endorsement at the district convention on April 23rd.
Mai Weu Brings Support To The Hmong Community
Mai Weu is a wife, mother, grandmother, gardener, bible study leader, Trellis volunteer ambassador and trusted member of the Hmong community.
Grant Applications Now Accepted From Organizations Seeking To Improve The Greater Communities They Serve
For the fifth consecutive year, Saint Paul Area Realtors® are welcoming community-based organizations or groups to apply for a grant to be used to improve the community it serves.
Sisterhood In The Workplace: Supporting Black And Latina Women Beyond Women’s History Month
To support Black and Hispanic women in the workplace, we must understand the unique challenges they face and advance solutions. Young Black and Latina girls are more likely to identify as leaders than girls of other races. However, when they grow up, the disparities they face when it comes to pay and opportunity are jarring.
Minnesota Hmong Chamber Of Commerce To Host Inaugural Small Business Expo On May 14
The all-day event will serve as a meeting place for businesses, entrepreneurs, and job seekers.
Early Notice And Public Review Of A Proposed Activity In A Wetland
This is to give notice that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has conducted an evaluation as required by Executive Order 11990, in accordance with HUD regulations at 24 CFR 55.20 Subpart C Procedures for Making Determinations on Floodplain Management and Protection of Wetlands, to determine the potential affect that its activity in the wetland will have on the human environment.
Drinking Water: Public Water Supply Or Private Well
(StatePoint) Is the COVID-19-related payment suspension (also known as a forbearance) on your home loan ending? Ready to resume making mortgage payments? Understanding your options and being proactive can help ensure a smooth process, say experts.
Know Your Options If Your Home Loan Payment Suspension Is Ending
(StatePoint) Is the COVID-19-related payment suspension (also known as a forbearance) on your home loan ending? Ready to resume making mortgage payments? Understanding your options and being proactive can help ensure a smooth process, say experts.
Senator Baldwin Led Relief Bill For Southeast Asia Receives Bipartisan Support
Almost two years have passed since Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, introduced the Legacies of War Recognition and Unexploded Ordnance Removal Act.
One Year After The Shooting In Atlanta, Asian Minnesotans Call For Reflection And Action
One year ago, on March 16, 2021, eight people, including six Asian women were killed at three spas in the Atlanta metro area. Since then, the #StopAsianHate movement across the nation has spurred thousands to combat the rising violence and racism directed towards Asian Americans.
Fired Former UWO Director Of Affirmative Action Appeals Case
The former UWO director of Affirmative Action who says he was discriminated against on the basis of his race and national origin, as well as retaliated against when he complained about race discrimination, is appealing a decision by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin in favor of the UW System Board of Regents.
May Lor Xiong Files with FEC for MN CD4 Congress
After reviewing the new Fourth Congressional District boundaries, May Lor Xiong affirmed her decision to file for Congress with the Federal Elections Commission and to seek Republican endorsement.
An Interview With May yer Thao, Hmong American Partnership’s New President & CEO
The Hmong Times was fortunate to have a chance to sit down (virtually) with HAP’s new President & CEO – May yer Thao. We’d like to thank Ms. Thao for taking the time to share her story, experience, leadership and vision for HAP’s growth and outreach in the community.
Sunrise Over Wat Thamkrabok
We would like to dedicate this book to all of the Hmong who have lived in Wat Thamkrabok and are now scattered around the world. We dedicate this book as a memory of good and bad times together.
What’s Happening At The Hmong Cultural Center
The Hmong Cultural Center is the primary Hmong and Asian American organization in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area that provides community outreach activities related to multicultural education for the purposes of promoting positive race relations in the Twin Cities community.
Eternal Harvest
This letter comes to you from Jerry Redfern and Karen Coates, creators of the new documentary “Eternal Harvest.”
A Message From Joy Tuck, Child Actress And Philanthropist
Being an actor means so much to me! I’ve had some amazing experiences, booked some fun projects and roles and I have huge dreams for my future in entertainment.
Hmong Cultural Center Opens New Museum
The Hmong Cultural Center officially launched its new museum in a dedicated storefront at University and Western in St. Paul on December 2, 2021.
A Very Happy Hmong New Year From Legacies Of War!
Hmong New Year season typically starts after the harvest season. In the US, Hmong people begin celebrating as early as mid-to-late October. In Laos and Thailand, Hmong New Year lasts for a month – almost all of December!
2021 – The Year In Review
2021 was a very eventful year for the Hmong community locally, nationally and beyond. Although COVID-19 ranked as the number one story for many in the state of Minnesota and beyond, many other happenings were going on among the Hmong community.
METRO Blue Line Extension Seeking Members For Anti-Displacement Workgroup
The METRO Blue Line Extension project is seeking applications from community members for a new Anti-Displacement Workgroup.
Organizing For Hmong Americans Celebrates KaYing Yang’s Appointment To The President’s Advisory Commission On Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders
Organizing for Hmong America congratulates KaYing Yang on her appointment to the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders.
Why Your Business Needs To Be Certified As A Diverse Supplier
Supplier diversity is a crucial part of an organization’s success. It’s a way for companies to promote innovation, cultivate networking, boost hiring, and perhaps most important of all, a way for companies to experience the many benefits of diversity while taking steps to close the racial equity gap.
METRO Blue Line Extension Seeking Members For Anti-Displacement Workgroup
Minnesota is offering low-The METRO Blue Line Extension project is seeking applications from community members for a new Anti-Displacement Workgroup.
Ge Vang Wins Reprieve From Deportation
After 18 months of advocacy and support from CAAL, an immigration judge granted Ge Vang relief, terminating his deportation order on July 19, 2021.
Lending A Helping Hand: Refugee Resettlement Agencies Support Minnesota’s Refugee Community During COVID-19 Pandemic
When COVID-19 first hit Minnesota, almost everyone was scrambling to get the latest news on the virus, the last roll of toilet paper at the stores, and the low-down on the state’s plan to respond to the pandemic. This was just a small fraction of the challenges that recently arrived refugees faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why Your Business Needs To Be Certified As A Diverse Supplier
Supplier diversity is a crucial part of an organization’s success. It’s a way for companies to promote innovation, cultivate networking, boost hiring, and perhaps most important of all, a way for companies to experience the many benefits of diversity while taking steps to close the racial equity gap.
St. Paul City School Students Love Volunteering
The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted every aspect of our lives and our young people are some of the most disproportionately affected by the global pandemic.
Protecting Yourself From Fraud
These steps can help protect your money and your information. How a simple email or text message could open you up to fraud.
Announcement Of The 2021-2022 Minnesota Hmong New Year Celebration
Recently the Board of Trustees for the United Hmong Family, Inc. released the following statement.
Make A Difference By Working At North Memorial Health
Shauntel Burzynski is a member of the talent acquisition team at North Memorial Health. Caprice Overstreet has spent the last 20+ years at North Memorial Health in a variety of roles and currently leads a team of hospital greeters.
Free, Objective Information For Older Adults And Caregivers
Do you have questions about Medicare enrollment? Are your prescription drug costs too high? The annual Medicare open enrollment period is now through December 7, 2021, and the Minnesota Senior LinkAge Line® is ready to help you find the best Medicare plan for you.
The Hmong American New Year At The Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Winter in Falcon Heights, Minnesota will not be the same this year as the 23rd annual Hmong New Year festival at Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum on the Minnesota State Fair Grounds is called off due to COVID-19.
Why Should You Care About City Elections?
If you drive a car, walk, bicycle, live in a house or apartment, breathe the air, have a pet, discard trash, flush the toilet, or eat or drink in a restaurant, then, as a resident of Minneapolis, you have a vested interest in who runs our city.
Hmong Farmland Or Freeway Interchange: New Road Expansion In Dakota County Threatens Small Family Farms
The Hmong American Farmers Association, a pioneer in diverse agriculture, will soon own 155 acres in Dakota County. A plan to modernize access to Highway 52, the main artery between Rochester and the Twin Cities, could encroach on small family farm plots.
Not Worth The Risk: Minneapolis And St. Paul Should Say No To Rent Control Measures On November 2
There are two initiatives on the November 2 ballot: in Minneapolis, Question 3 is a vague, untried, and untested measure that asks voters to give new, additional powers to the City Council, so they can regulate rents on private residential property.
Comcast RISE to Give $10,000 Grants to 100 Twin Cities Small Businesses Owned by People of Color; Totaling $1 Million
Studies* show that small businesses owned by people of color, including those owned by Black, Indigenous, Hispanic, and Asian American individuals, among others, have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.
The American Nail
The United States’ chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and its fragmented rescue of our loyal Afghan allies leaves many Hmong Americans with a heavy-hearted sense of Déjà vu.