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2007 was a year Hmong American Institute for Learning
(HAIL) worked hard to complete unfinished projects in the Literary and
Traditional Arts programs. We also hosted a visual art gallery
exhibition, provided professional training for Hmong artists to teach
art in the schools, and built capacity for the organization in
developing a new strategic plan.
Literary Art: Paj Ntaub Voice
HAIL
finished and published the remaining issue of Paj Ntaub Voice
called "Spirit & Sacrifice" from 2006 and printed the first issue
of 2007 called "Humor(less)". Paj Ntaub Voice published the works
of…
Traditional Art:
Hmong Storytelling Project
The
Hmong Storytelling Project is a 2006 pilot initiative but was completed
in 2007. This project pairs a young artist with an elder artist...
Contemporary Art:
Visual Art Exhibition
Hmong visual art plays a major
role in Paj Ntaub Voice. Without visual art, the journal lacks
images of the Hmong which complements the stories. In 2007, we piloted
a Hmong visual art gallery exhibition…
Hmong Artists in
Education
HAIL expanded its services to
artists and writers in 2007 to include professional development for
Hmong artists teaching art in our schools. HAIL partnered with…
Strategic Plan
HAIL started 2007 with an
expired strategic plan that did not align with our revised mission. By
summer, Leadership Paradigms was hired to facilitate a strategic
planning session…
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