serving the colorado Hmong community since 1992
Building Community
Preserving Culture
Inspiring the Future
Our Mission
The Hmong American Association of Colorado is a nonprofit organization devoted to honoring, promoting, and preserving Hmong culture and traditions, while uniting and strengthening the Hmong community through cultural, social, educational, and economic initiatives.
Programs & Services
Hmong Heritage. Local Support.

Hmong Dance Academy
The HMAAC Dance Academy provides an engaging platform for youth and young adults to immerse themselves in traditional Hmong dance. This program not only teaches a variety of dance styles but also serves as a bridge to connect younger generations with their cultural heritage. Through dance, participants build confidence, form lasting friendships, and deepen their connection to the community. The program encourages boys and girls to embrace their cultural roots while developing skills that will enrich their personal and social lives.

Hmong Language & Culture
The Hmong Language & Culture Program is a cornerstone of HMAAC’s mission to preserve the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of the Hmong people. The program equips individuals with essential skills in speaking, reading, and writing Hmong as well as educating them on the cultural traditions and practices. By fostering a sense of pride and connection to their roots, the program empowers participants to communicate effectively and connect with others within the community and beyond.

Youth Leadership
In 2025, HMAAC launched its first-ever Youth Leadership Program to inspire and empower high school and college-level students to become future leaders. This program provides leadership workshops, mentorship opportunities, and hands-on community projects, fostering essential skills like communication, teamwork, and cultural pride. Participants have the opportunity to engage with experienced mentors, explore Hmong traditions, and implement initiatives addressing community challenges.

Hmong Colorado Women
The Hmong Colorado Women (HCW) pilot program is a dedicated initiative created to uplift, empower, and unite Hmong women across Colorado. It serves as a vital, safe space for connection, support, celebration, and shared learning to build a strong sisterhood for all women in the community. HCW fills a long-standing need for a vibrant network where women can share experiences and offer practical and emotional support to one another.

Translation & Interpretation Services
We offer professional Hmong translation and interpretation services to ensure that your documents, conversations, and communications are clear and accurate, reliably bridging language barriers for effective understanding.

Citizenship Test Preparation
Our program offers culturally-rooted U.S. Citizenship Test Preparation designed to help Hmong community members, especially older adults, confidently navigate the N-400 application, civics exam, and interview process.
Community Events
Where Hmong Community Happens
Hmong New Year
Summer Festival
FAQ
Who can participate in HMAAC programs?
HMAAC programs are open to individuals of all ages in the Hmong community and beyond. Whether you’re interested in cultural preservation, youth leadership, or language learning, there’s something for everyone.
Is HMAAC open to non-Hmong individuals?
Yes! HMAAC welcomes everyone who is interested in learning about and supporting the Hmong community, culture, and traditions.
How can I get involved with HMAAC?
You can get involved by participating in our programs, attending events, volunteering, or donating. We are always looking for volunteers to help support our programs and special events. Each year, over 80 individuals volunteer with HMAAC. Visit our website or contact us directly for more information on how to support our mission.
Stay Connected with HMAAC
Subscribe to our email newsletter to stay informed about our latest programs, events, and activities.