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1. They Know the Rule for What Will Make It Pretty: ’ Hmong Material Traditions In Translation

Author(s):: Peterson, S.
Editor(s):: Staub, S.D.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: Philadelphia : Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies, 1988.

2. Changing Schools: from Hmong to American Traditions.

Author(s):: Yang, S.
Format:: Report
Citation:: Minnetesol Newsletter, Volume 1990, (1990). pp. 8–9.

3. Traditions of the New Year: Lao Family Community of Sacramento New Year Celebration

Author(s):: Lao Family Community
Format:: Report
Publisher:: Sacramento, CA : Lao Family Community, 1985.

4. Integration of Formal, Nonformal and Informal Support Systems.

Author(s):: Pedersen, Paul
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1982.

5. Resourcefulness, Relationship, Respect: Learning from the Life of a Hmong American.

Author(s):: Hones, Donald F.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1997.

6. Cultures in Transition: The Case of the Hmong.

Author(s):: Hayes, Christopher L. and Kalish, Richard A.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1985.

7. Hmong Way. Title VII Bilingual Education Program 85.003, Project "TEACH".

Author(s):: Sheboygan Public Schools, Wi.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 1985.

8. Educational Interests, Needs and Learning Preferences of Immigrant Farmers

Author(s):: Mccamant, Thaddeus and Center For Rural Policy And Development
Format:: Report
Publisher:: Center for Rural Policy and Development, 2014.

9. A Catholic Response to the Asian Presence.

Author(s):: Hall, Suzanne E., And Others, and National Catholic Educational Association, Washington, Dc.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: National Catholic Educational Association, 1990.

10. Familiar Foreign: Hmong American Students Engaging and Resisting America.

Author(s):: Depouw, Christin
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 2003.

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