“Hmong clothing reflects our resiliency,” Vang-Moua said. “The further back you go tracking our journeys, to Hunan [and other provinces in China], before we migrated to Southeast Asia, ...

We don't have our own country. We have our own language. Hmong, I guess the best way I can say it is we're not a place. We are a people. A lot of Hmong history, you know, they were written in ...

The first Hmong refugees began arriving in the U.S. from the country of Laos in the late 1970s. Sacramento County is home to one of the largest groups in the country.

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Celebrating culture while ringing in 2025. The Fresno Hmong New Year is returning to the Fresno Fairgrounds this weekend. A group of dancers from General Vang Pao ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Gov. Tony Evers ordered flags lowered to half-staff until sunset Wednesday to honor Hmong-Lao veterans. The governor signed an executive order back in 2021 naming May 14 ...

A Hmong American Day event was held at the Neville Public Museum. The event has been held annually for the last three years. May 14th is Hmong American Day in the U.S.

A new Hmong restaurant is opening at 6318 N. 76th St., on Milwaukee's northwest side. Maider Kitchen Restaurant is set to open soon, according to owner Xiong Pao Lor.

And Hmong isn’t an easy language in that respect; there are seven or eight tones, depending on the dialect. “Right now, we’re just looking at text,” May said.

Of those 7,000 languages, 70 practice what we call surrogacy, and Hmong is one of those 70 languages. So, that's 1% of the world's languages, and of those 70, only 40 are confirmed to actually ...

Dubbed Tent City by some, the camp has drawn a diverse community, at least half of whom are Hmong men. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 64°F. Thursday, June 26th 2025 ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - The 2024 Hmong New Year in Eau Claire is a change for people in the Hmong community to reconnect with their traditions and share their culture with everyone around them.

The Hmong New Year, or “Noj Peb Caug,” signifies the end of the harvest season. It’s a time to celebrate and remember ancestors and spirits through lively gatherings.