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2026 EVENTS

Indigenous Peoples at the United Nations: Keeping Languages Alive in the Era of A.I. Theft
Keeping the Mong language, culture, and history alive: Mong Heritage addressing A.I. misrepresentations on the Mong people

May 13-17, 2026

Intervention at the United Nations: Officially recognizing the Mong Indigenous People to end human rights violations

Addressing the misclassifications of Mong people, our rights to participate and to be included in the United Nations. Secondly, to address the People's Republic of China's new law , "Ethnic Unity and Progress Law", that it may be inconsistent with the principle of UNDRIP.


May 19, 2026

Addressing the United Kingdom and the international communities on the atrocities and harms done to the Mong people

As in the past, the Mong Indigenous people (also known as the Mong Nation) continue to be denied a voice in contemporary discourse. This ongoing silencing has led to the writing of the paper, "Unrecognized Identity of the Mong Nation: A People Erased from History and Societies," which addresses the historical erasure and ethnocide experienced by the Mong people. The paper was presented at the Mass Atrocities, Environmental Degradation, and Communities' Rights Conference in 2026.

Paper submitted to address the Mass Atrocities against the name Mong

"Mass Atrocities, Environmental Degradation, and Communities' Rights" 2026 Conference



2025 EVENTS

Education on The Mong Identity

Dinner Event in Little Canada, Minnesota



2024 EVENTS

Playing Mong drums to support Long Beach Tsab Pebcaug Festival

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Teaching children to play the Mong drums in preserving our Mong culture

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February 24, 2024
Mong Educational Conference, Raising the Mong Mountain

  • Summary of "Raising the Mong Mountain"
  • Mong druming to guide the "Raising the Mong Mountain
  • Mong Women Haplogroups, By Tashim Lo from St. Mary University
  • Oral History, By Txoovkav Xiong
  • Oral History, By Nyaj Npis Muas
  • Mong history and "Raising the Mountain" ritual
  • Special Thanks to all supporters, volunteers, and attendees

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    Special Thanks to California Humanities for supporting Mong Heritage in our project.

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