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Please join us for this Book Reading and Talk by Ger Thao
EWC Graduate Degree Fellow
The Hmong people are an ethnic group in East and Southeast Asia. Stories of the Hmong people -- an ethnic group from China and Southeast Asia -- are passed down orally and can be told through paj ntaub story cloths. The Hmong Journey -- told by a Hmong grandma in a bedtime story to her grandchild -- is about the Hmong journey from Laos, to Thailand, to America. The goals of this historical and realistic fiction bilingual picture book are to provide a mirror for Hmong students to see themselves in literature, as well as a window for non-Hmong students to learn about the culture and history of the Hmong and to understand the journey taken (and sacrifices made) by Hmong families to get to America for the opportunity of a better life and future. The Hmong Journey was published by Hmong Educational Resources Publisher in 2018.
Light refreshments will follow
Please RSVP by Monday, November 5: 944-7111 or [email protected]
Campus parking:Please pay $6 at the kiosk on East-West Road. Park in any non-reserved space on campus
Please join us for this Book Reading and Talk by Ger Thao
EWC Graduate Degree Fellow
The Hmong people are an ethnic group in East and Southeast Asia. Stories of the Hmong people -- an ethnic group from China and Southeast Asia -- are passed down orally and can be told through paj ntaub story cloths. The Hmong Journey -- told by a Hmong grandma in a bedtime story to her grandchild -- is about the Hmong journey from Laos, to Thailand, to America. The goals of this historical and realistic fiction bilingual picture book are to provide a mirror for Hmong students to see themselves in literature, as well as a window for non-Hmong students to learn about the culture and history of the Hmong and to understand the journey taken (and sacrifices made) by Hmong families to get to America for the opportunity of a better life and future. The Hmong Journey was published by Hmong Educational Resources Publisher in 2018.
Light refreshments will follow
Please RSVP by Monday, November 5: 944-7111 or [email protected]
Campus parking:Please pay $6 at the kiosk on East-West Road. Park in any non-reserved space on campus