Fresno State will host its first-ever Hmong Heritage Education Day on Saturday, December 14, 2024, at the Resnick Student Union on campus. According to Fresno State News, the event comes ahead of 2025, which marks the 50th anniversary of Hmong immigration to the United States, honoring decades of resilience and contributions made by the Hmong community.
As reported by The Collegian, the program will feature 14 cultural workshops, traditional Hmong dance performances, food trucks, and a resource fair. Organizers aim to preserve Hmong heritage, highlight its cultural significance, and foster connections across generations.
The event reflects Fresno State’s dedication to diversity and cultural awareness, providing a platform to educate the community about Hmong traditions, history, and achievements. Faculty, students, and the broader public are encouraged to attend the celebration, which is free and open to all.
Fresno State’s inaugural Hmong Heritage Education Day serves as a tribute to one of the Central Valley’s most significant communities, recognizing their enduring legacy and cultural richness.
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