A federally funded program called Lifeline Assistance is designed to give free phone to assist homeless and the needy. To qualify, you must currently be receiving Supplemental Income (SSI), Food Stamps, Medicaid and other [...]

Are you an Asian/Pacific Islander filmmaker, producer, director, writer, actor, host, or other media creator living in, or with roots in the Sacramento area? The Sacramento Asian Pacific Film Festival is looking for people [...]

It’s often rare we see Mien people in the news doing good deeds. On Friday, February 8, 2013, Meuy Saelee, a Thunder Valley Casino worker found $10,000 in cash in the high limit restroom [...]

On Jaunary 22, 2013, Lynn M. Paan-Saephan walked away from the Columbia Community Mental Health, Cornerstone facility at 271 Columbia Blvd Saint Helens, OR. She is a twenty nine year old Asian female who [...]

Sammy Lee and his wife Koy open first Thai restaurant in the city of Lindsay, Ca. The restaurant is called “Noodle People” which according to Sammy represents Mien people. LINDSAY — Thailand transplant Sammy [...]

An Iu-Mienh – English Dictionary With Cultural Notes is the most extensive collection of Iu Mien vocabulary currently available. It is based on the general dialect spoken in Laos and Thailand, and it is [...]

In response to the educational needs of the Iu Mien Community, the Lao Iu Mien Culture Association, Inc. (LIMCA) formed the Iu Mien Scholarship Fund (IMSF) in 1997 with the purpose of providing financial [...]