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Hmong
- Materials at the NMSU Library
- Cultural
Diversity: Eating in America
- One in a series of fact sheets from Ohio State University. Includes
information on eating practices, food preferences, food preparation
techniques, dietary guidelines, customs and family traditions, and teaching
implications. Concludes with references. Last visited: 12/2005
- Hmong Health
- A bilingual website addressing family health, healthy living, and
traditional healing. The bilingual aspect of the this site is truly
useful for health practitioners, as evidenced by the inclusion of a
health dictionary and illustrations. Inclusion of the site's purpose,
scope, and selection criteria are major bonuses. Last visited: 12/2005
- Hmong
Homepage
- A collection of links. Last visited: 12/2005
- Hmong
Studies Internet Resource Center
- A well organized, attractive site. Those interested in health issues
should visit the Bibliographies
by Subject section for information on traditional healing, family
patterns, food and nutrition, death practices and beliefs, and a wealth
of other topics is available. Data is primarily in the form of citations
to books and articles. History and statistics round out the site and
provide visitors with an overall perceptive. Last visited: 12/2005
- Lao
Family Community Health Web
- Southeast Asian Prevention Intervention Network (SEAPIN) is a Minnesota
based program focusing on the Hmong people. Here you will find information
on physical and mental health, along with cultural beliefs regarding
health. Health issues include: Cancer, Diabetes, pregnancy, HIV/STD,
Hepatitis B, food and nutrition, violence, mental health, and vaccination
brochures in Hmong. A section on traditional medicine is also included.
Last visited: 12/2005
- Middle
Generation Hmong Couples and Daily Life Concerns
- A 1990 study from the University of Minnesota, which defines "middle
generation" and examines the experiences and cultural practices of the
Hmong in the United States. Includes information regarding health, family
life, marriage, and a variety of other topics. Methodology, summary
and references round out this resource. Last visited: 12/2005
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