Leadership Institute: Is for
emerging and current Hmong women leaders to give then an opportunity
to
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Leadership
Grad. 2010
Linda Her,
Jewelly Lee, Mai Neng Moua, Sia Moua, True Xiong, Shelly Xiong, Ann
Vang, May Lee-Vang, Pachia Yang.
Graduates Bios, (PDF)..............................................
Join us for 2012 (More Info).....
Application
2012: Closed
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Speaker Series:
Is quarterly and highlights prominent and emerging Hmong women leaders
to expose others to the Hmong community
(Read More).....
HWAT Four Focus Areas:
As a result of over 10 years of community engagement work,
HWAT is developing a Family-Based Social Change Model (FSCM) which
is culturally specific whose purpose is to improve the lives of
women and girls by engaging families in creating social change.
(Read More).....
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Reflections on Social Change:HWAT's first research
report, Reflections on Social Change was the result of our
reflections about our first 10 years working on social change as
well as asking key stakeholders about our community engagement
efforts. (Read
More).....
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Intergenerational Retreats: Serve as a catalyst to
deepen, strengthen and improve the bonds within family and clan
systems across generations (Read More).....
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Research about Hmong Women and Gender: Is the work
that HWAT does to study, explore, and generate awareness about
dynamics within the Hmong (Read More).....
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Family Dialogue:
Is a
coalition-building and awareness raising series to work within
family systems, clans, and friendship circles to talk about gender
equity, sexism, and ways to work to improve families and
relationships with each other to create social change within more
"informal" networks of people.
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Education, Outreach, and Support:
Is provided to
individuals, groups, and to the community-at-large to raise
awareness about Hmong women's issues and sexism in the Hmong
community. Additionally, we provide individual support to Hmong
women leaders when appropriate.
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Co-Sponsor Program:
Hmong Women Write Now:
Is a 3-day retreat that provides
an opportunity for 50 Hmong women and girls to tell their stories
through the art of writing. The retreat is ideal for aspiring and
experienced writers.
"This activity is made
possible in part by a grant provided by the Minnesota State Arts
Board, through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature
from the Minnesota arts and cultural heritage fund with money from
the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008."
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