February 24, 2017
Mentorship day shows Hmong students world of possibilityShare
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Doualy Xaykaothao - Reporter, Catalina Yang - Interviewee, Andrew Peterson - Interviewee, Mai Neng Moua - Interviewee, Sota Thao - Interviewee, Yusuf Abdullah - Speaker
MPR’s Doualy Xaykaothao reports on an all-day event called "Success That Looks Like Me," a kind of career day in which students could meet and greet Hmong American professionals.
Speakers included Wa Houa Khang, president of the Hmong American Mutual Assistance Association; Ed Graff, the superintendent of the Minneapolis Public Schools; and author Mai Neng Moua, who founded the Hmong literary arts journal Paj Ntaub Voice.
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