2025 workshops
National Hmong Disability Virtual Conference
“Building for Tomorrow at the Intersection of Hmong Culture & Disability”
| workshop #4
| Building Change Together – Collaboration for Disability Inclusion
| Type: Interactive Workshop
| Type: Interactive Workshop
This collaborative workshop will focus on creating meaningful change by engaging a diverse group of stakeholders committed to disability inclusion. This workshop will encourage open discussions on strategies for fostering partnerships between advocates, community leaders, service providers, and policymakers. Attendees will identify shared goals, outline steps for effective collaboration, and leave with a roadmap for action that enhances disability inclusion within the Hmong community and beyond.
| Facilitator
The image features Asian Hmong woman Suzie Vue, smiling warmly against a light background. She has medium-length wavy black hair and wears a floral-patterned top with white and light blue flowers, paired with a soft pink ribbed cardigan. Soft lighting highlights her approachable demeanor and friendly expression.
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| Suzie Vue - Community Program Director and Youth Advocate
Suzie Vue is an experienced Community Program Director with a passion for youth development and community engagement. Suzie's extensive background includes roles as a facilitator, youth mental health trainer, and youth worker, where she has been dedicated to empowering young people and enhancing community well-being. Her research interests primarily focus on youth development strategies and community program effectiveness, aligning with her commitment to creating impactful initiatives that foster growth and resilience in young individuals and . She is an active community member and works closely with non-profit organizations, where she collaborates with like-minded professionals to drive positive change in underserved and underrepresented communities.
Suzie Vue is an experienced Community Program Director with a passion for youth development and community engagement. Suzie's extensive background includes roles as a facilitator, youth mental health trainer, and youth worker, where she has been dedicated to empowering young people and enhancing community well-being. Her research interests primarily focus on youth development strategies and community program effectiveness, aligning with her commitment to creating impactful initiatives that foster growth and resilience in young individuals and . She is an active community member and works closely with non-profit organizations, where she collaborates with like-minded professionals to drive positive change in underserved and underrepresented communities.
