
Transforming Generations is a non-profit organization providing support services to victims & survivors of gender-based violence in Hmong and Southeast Asian communities.
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3.7
Master ChuckBad experience with their services. And I over paid. I dont recommend this place.
Dee LeeThe staff are incredibly kind and helpful. You can tell they genuinely care about the community and the work they do. Such a valuable space—highly recommend to anyone looking for support or resources.
Pa N XiongI was very upset with Transforming Generation. This place is one of the worse place ever. It was so hard to contact them through phone. When calling the direct line, they never answer the phone. Leave a message, they never call back. Send an email they never respond. They took days to answer or call back. They did not have an answer to any of my questions regarding my case. It was a noob gal who they assigned to me and she was basically the messenger as she doesnt know what she was doing. I did not get the help and service they claim to provide. Very poor service and poor communication. I am never going back to Transforming Generation.
Huezong YangVery thought team that provides great support.
Jennifer YangKind compassionate

HISTORY CHAT grew out of Pom Siab Hmoob Theatre (PSHT), the first Hmong theatre company in the world. From 1990 -1997, PSHT wrote and produced five successful community-based, and three professionally staged theatrical productions. In 1998, PSHT organizers decided to expand their
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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 j