Hmong American Partnership

Research Project

Hmong American Partnership

Hmong Youth Pride, or 2HTN, was a program for Hmong…

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Children, Youth, and Family

Project Type

Client Organization

Project Details

Hmong Youth Pride, or 2HTN, was a program for Hmong youth age 9-12 years that addressed academic achievement, school commitment, cultural pride, parental effectiveness, and ATOD awareness. The evaluation employed a quasi-experimental design.

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