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The Hmong 18 Council was established in 1997 after a distraught Hmong mother took the lives of her six children. Hmong community leaders representing 18 clans came together to assure that the Hmong population would have the knowledge of and access to medical, social service and judicial resources in order to avert another tragedy. The Council focuses on prevention and attempts to resolve conflicts through mediation to avert a crisis. The Council initially started as a resource for the court system, serving to bridge the gap between traditional Hmong cultural practices and the American judicial system. Recognizing the growing need for conflict resolution and more importantly that mediation takes into consideration cultural values, the Council developed a Certified Mediator Program in 1999. In conjunction with Hamline University's nationally recognized conflict resolution program, the Council has trained 30 Hmong mediators who are certified by the State of Minnesota.
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StevenThis place is a scam, I was working with someone by the name Darling Yaj who was helping me with my rental assistance application. I worked with her for a few months making sure that everything was good to get approved. The moment she or whoever this person was got every information they wanted, the email went inactive but before that she sent out an email stating she no longer worked for the 18 Council. Ive tried contacting these people on their website to see what was going on but no one has responded. I assume this happens often. Do not trust these scammers. I have already reported these people for fraud.
Rosa WilliamsThey are a scam. I was talking with someone and after me & my apartment people gave all my information they stop contacting us. Call, text, and email still nothing months later. Some people needs the help and people like this makes it worse for us.
Relaxation ParadiseThis place is a scam. I still don't know what it's purpose is. It It's gov funded it needs to be shut down. Useless.
Sinsai YangA staple in the Hmong community. Keep up the underappreciated work you do for us.
Kalab OlsonSuper awesome. Had Pho from Garden Fresh, it was awesome.
Learn about the Asian Economic Development Association (AEDA) and our commitment to promote economic and cultural opprotunities for Asian Minnesotans in the Twin Cities. Discover our mission, values, and the impact of our programs.
Nyob zoo and welcome to Hmong Arts, Books & Crafts: The First Hmong Bookstore (easily known as Hmong ABC). At Hmong ABC, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the Hmong people through our large collections of Hmong arts, books and crafts. We're pleased to have the honor of
The United Hmong Family, Inc. exists to preserve cultural identity through intergenerational collaboration, involvement of the Hmong clan structure and youth leadership. Home of the Hmong International Freedom Festival and the Minnesota Hmong New Year
