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The article by Sieng Lee highlights the remarkable political rise of the Hmong American community in Minnesota, tracing its transformation from refugees to a powerful civic force over the past 50 years. Fueled by grassroots organizing, resilience, and commitment to democracy, Hmong Minnesotans now hold growing political representation. They make up just shy of 2% of Minnesota’s population, but represent 4.5% of the Minnesota Legislature.
The 2025 SCAD Savannah Film Festival announced today that acclaimed filmmaker Jon M. Chu will receive the Vanguard Director Award on October 26 in recognition of his visionary…
It can be frustrating when someone you know well and love has a completely different political perspective from yours. This section is intended to help address political differences…
The Hmong American Partnership (HAP) is a community-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Minnesota’s Hmong, Southeast Asian, and other immigrant and refugee communities. Founded in 1990 to address…
Happy New Year! As we enter 2026, I am grateful to our fearless leader, Chair SK Lo, and to our past president and current Vice Chair, Angela Anand,…
The APA Justice Task Force convened a webinar titled “Mass Surveillance in the ICE Crackdown: What the Asian American and…
The APA Justice Task Force convened a webinar titled “Mass Surveillance in the ICE Crackdown: What the Asian American and…
