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Cambodian American Partnership in MN

Circle Partner

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CAMY will work with the Cambodian American Partnership in MN to connect with artists and writers for the SEA Write & Design Khmer Youth Circle's mentors.

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Adora Vang is a freelance graphic designer and artist. She is the owner and head creative of Adora Vang Designs. Her business helps other individuals with custom visual elements – whether it’s designing a logo, printed business cards, restaurant menus, digital social graphics, custom artwork, or even a website, she enjoys doing it all. She is mostly known for her Hmong-inspired designs and artwork that reflects her culture and identity.  Growing up, there was not much representation or pride in being Hmong or Asian American, and she uses her skills today to create art that she and others can feel proud of.

Image by The New York Public Library

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Design Mentor

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Chee Vang writes stories about Hmong people, language, spirituality, history and contemporary experiences. Vang has been a recipient of The Loft Mentor Series for Fiction (2019), Mirrors and Windows Children’s Writing Fellowship (2024) and the Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Individuals Grant (2025). She completed her Master’s of Creative Writing and Publishing from the University of St. Thomas. Her writing can be found in Ramsey County Library’s anthology, This Was 2020, the Summit Avenue Review and Hmong Museum’s Digital Zine.

Image by McGill Library

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Writing Mentor

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Chee Vang writes stories about Hmong people, language, spirituality, history and contemporary experiences. Vang has been a recipient of The Loft Mentor Series for Fiction (2019), Mirrors and Windows Children’s Writing Fellowship (2024) and the Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Individuals Grant (2025). She completed her Master’s of Creative Writing and Publishing from the University of St. Thomas. Her writing can be found in Ramsey County Library’s anthology, This Was 2020, the Summit Avenue Review and Hmong Museum’s Digital Zine.

Image by Tanalee Youngblood

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Photographer

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Chee Vang writes stories about Hmong people, language, spirituality, history and contemporary experiences. Vang has been a recipient of The Loft Mentor Series for Fiction (2019), Mirrors and Windows Children’s Writing Fellowship (2024) and the Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Individuals Grant (2025). She completed her Master’s of Creative Writing and Publishing from the University of St. Thomas. Her writing can be found in Ramsey County Library’s anthology, This Was 2020, the Summit Avenue Review and Hmong Museum’s Digital Zine.

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