Kong Pheng Pha
Ingraham Hall Room 336 @ 4:30 pm
Past Events
Friday Forum: Ian Baird – Hmong in the Communist Party of Thailand and the Volunteer Hill Tribe Militias during the Cold War
Ian Baird
206 Ingraham Hall @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
“Hmong in the Communist Party of Thailand and the Volunteer Hill Tribe Militias during the Cold War” Ian Baird Professor, Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison A recording of the talk can be viewed at …
Plant-Human Voyaging in the Hmong Diaspora: A Story of Relational Resilience and Change
Featuring Dr. Alex Greene
In-person, 336 Ingraham Hall @ 4:00 pm
Hmong Perspectives of Indigeneity in Thailand with Reclamation of Hmong Identity, Language, and History through Indigenous Methods of Learning
Featuring Tou SaiK Lee
Via Zoom @ 7:00 pm
Link to Video
Friday Forum: Mai Der Vang — Reframing Language: Expanding Hmong Discourse Through Poetic Investigation, From Yellow Rain to Saola
Mai Der Vang
206 Ingraham Hall @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
“REFRAMING LANGUAGE: EXPANDING HMONG DISCOURSE THROUGH POETIC INVESTIGATION, FROM YELLOW RAIN TO SAOLA” Mai Der Vang Assistant Professor in the MFA Program in Creative Writing College of Arts and Humanities Fresno State University …
Follow the New Way: How U.S. Refugee Policies Disrupted Hmong Religious Life
Featuring Dr. Melissa Borja, Associate Professor, Department of American Culture, University of Michigan
In-person, 206 Ingraham Hall @ 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Link to Recording
The Chronic Refugee: Hmong American Afterlives in Empire
Featuring Dr. Mai See Thao, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Asian American Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
In-person, 206 Ingraham Hall @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
6th Hmong Studies Consortium International Conference
@ 4:00 pm - @ 12:00 pm
Registration and Schedule Hmong Studies Consortium Sixth International Conference November 1-3, 2024 Merced College, Merced, CA Merced College Business Resource Center (BRC) 630 W 19th St, Merced, CA 95340 The Hmong Studies Consortium is an international …
Historical and Cultural Significance of Hmong Reverse Appliqué
Dr. Linda Gerdner
Online @ 7:00 pm
https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/93072167284
This presentation provides the historical and cultural significance of Hmong reverse appliqué. Historically the White and Striped Hmong sub-groups of Laos adorned clothing with reverse appliqué. Importantly this provided a form of linguistic symbolism along …
2024 Women’s and Gender Studies Consortium: Hmong Studies in the University of Wisconsin System
Kong Pheng Pha, Chong Moua, Lena Lee, Dr. Mai See Thao
Pyle Center @ 4:00 pm
https://consortium.gws.wisc.edu/conference/2024-conference/2024-keynotes-plenaries/#hmongstudies
This plenary session brings together students, faculty, staff, and community members involved in envisioning, fighting for, growing, building, and implementing Hmong Studies programs within the University of Wisconsin System over the last two decades. Hmong …
