Vue National Association's dedication to supporting Hmong Vue families and preserving culture is invaluable. Providing family services, community support, and prioritizing education across socio-economic levels.
"We will strive to improve in communications within our clan and the communities. We will conduct a study, survey and gather data to measure success in our children’s education. We will offer scholarship programs to our graduates as well as mentorship. We will eståçablish an economic support system to build an incentives program to promote our businesses and family members. Most important of all, we will develop a uniform cultural practice system to our Traditional and Christian believers by providing better information and resources. Also, we will build a model to eliminate the gaps among Youths, Parents, Hmong Traditional, and Christianity practices"
Captain Pa Vue Vue (Paj Vws Vwj) was born in Mueng Nya (Moos Nyaj) toPa Tou Vue (Paj Tub Vwj) and Zoua Lee (Zuag Lis) around the winter of 1947.…
Vue Mai was born on February 2, 1936, in Xiangkhouang province. His father is Chong Neng Vue, a well-respected leader of the Vue clan who passed away in the early 1980s at…
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