Chue Hang started the the Hmoob Cultural Center of Alaska in Anchorage in November. She said she wanted to help support and educate Hmong people like herself, and also to offer child care in a city that is strapped for options.
Angelica Vang teaches phrases in English and Hmong with her toddlers using flash cards at the Hmoob Cultural Center of Alaska on Feb. 2.
In the Willow room at the Hmoob Culurtal Center of Alaska, one and two-year-olds learn basic Hmong words. “Ooh. This one is my favorite. How do we say good morning? Nyob zoo sawv ntxov,” Vang said, receiving a response of giggles and mumbling from her students. “This one is your favorite. We always say please — thov.”
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