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The collections include more than?700?Hmong-related books,?500?Hmong-related theses and dissertations, over?1000?Hmong-related academic journal articles, over?3,500?Hmong-related newspaper articles and?311?videos as well as?52?CDs and?32?DVDs. The library likely has the largest collection of Hmong-related theses and dissertations and journal articles of any institution in the United States. The collections also include extensive archives of issues of local Hmong newspapers dating back to the 1990s and Hmong-related articles from mainstream newspapers going back to the 1970s. In December 2013, Hmong Cultural Center was awarded a 3 year grant from the Henry Luce Foundation of New York? to support activities of the Hmong Resource Center Library, including expansion and maintenance of the physical research collection, for cataloguing, and for enhancement of various online initiatives. A?Minnesota Department of Education Library Services and Technology Act [LS-00-15-0024-15] grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services is currently supporting an expansion of our collections. A grant from the Moneygram Foundation is supporting the addition of a Moneygram Children's Corner in 2016. From 2008-2010, the Hmong Resource Center Library was supported by grants from the Saint Paul Foundation, and the F.R. Bigelow Foundation. A 2012 grant from the Saint Paul Foundation Asian Pacific Endowment has supported the upgrading of the library's catalog system.
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In 2006, a group of individuals came together to launch the first Hmong Early Childhood Summit and continued to do so annually for the next eight years. The summit was to create awareness and identify key advocates in support of early childhood education and quality care of young
The Hmong Language Resource Hub grew out of these Hmong language, literacy, and culture teachers working together with youth, elders, artists, community members, and community organizations to create and share linguistically and culturally sustaining curriculum materials that con
Hmong Women Achieving Together, formerly known as Hmong Women's Action Team, began as a grassroots organization in 1998 to address violence against women in the Hmong community. After a series of domestic violence cases became very public in the Hmong community, a core group of H
