Chanida Phaengdara Potter (born May 28, 1984) is a Lao American writer, activist and community development strategist in the Lao American and Southeast Asian diaspora communities. She is well known for her work as the founding editor of the internationally acclaimed online publication, where voice and visibility of the Lao diaspora experience are amplified. She is the executive director of The SEAD Project (Southeast Asian Diaspora Development), an organization based in Minnesota and Laos aimed at empowering Southeast Asian diaspora communities by bridging the access gap to community, storytelling, languages, heritages and cross-cultural connections and knowledge-sharing through creative workshops and communication tools. She has worked in the nonprofit field on organizing, public affairs
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| - Chanida Phaengdara Potter (Vieng Xai, 28 de maig de 1984) és una escriptora, activista laosiana-estatunidenca, i estratega de desenvolupament de les comunitats de diàspora laosiana-americana i sud-est asiàtica. És ben coneguda pel seu treball com a editora fundadora de l'aclamada publicació en línia Little Laos on the Prairie, on s'amplifiquen la veu i la visibilitat de la diàspora de Laos. És la directora executiva de The SEAD Project (Southeast Asian Diaspora Development), una organització amb seu a Minnesota i Laos que té com a objectiu empoderar les comunitats de la diàspora del sud-est asiàtic reduint la bretxa d'accés a la comunitat, la narració d'històries, els idiomes, els patrimonis i les connexions i coneixements interculturals (compartint a través de tallers creatius i eines de (ca)
- Chanida Phaengdara Potter (born May 28, 1984) is a Lao American writer, activist and community development strategist in the Lao American and Southeast Asian diaspora communities. She is well known for her work as the founding editor of the internationally acclaimed online publication, where voice and visibility of the Lao diaspora experience are amplified. She is the executive director of The SEAD Project (Southeast Asian Diaspora Development), an organization based in Minnesota and Laos aimed at empowering Southeast Asian diaspora communities by bridging the access gap to community, storytelling, languages, heritages and cross-cultural connections and knowledge-sharing through creative workshops and communication tools. She has worked in the nonprofit field on organizing, public affairs (en)
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| - Chanida Phaengdara Potter (Vieng Xai, 28 de maig de 1984) és una escriptora, activista laosiana-estatunidenca, i estratega de desenvolupament de les comunitats de diàspora laosiana-americana i sud-est asiàtica. És ben coneguda pel seu treball com a editora fundadora de l'aclamada publicació en línia Little Laos on the Prairie, on s'amplifiquen la veu i la visibilitat de la diàspora de Laos. És la directora executiva de The SEAD Project (Southeast Asian Diaspora Development), una organització amb seu a Minnesota i Laos que té com a objectiu empoderar les comunitats de la diàspora del sud-est asiàtic reduint la bretxa d'accés a la comunitat, la narració d'històries, els idiomes, els patrimonis i les connexions i coneixements interculturals (compartint a través de tallers creatius i eines de comunicació). Ha treballat en l'àmbit sense ànim de lucre en organitzacions, afers públics, desenvolupament comunitari i defensa dels drets humans. (ca)
- Chanida Phaengdara Potter (born May 28, 1984) is a Lao American writer, activist and community development strategist in the Lao American and Southeast Asian diaspora communities. She is well known for her work as the founding editor of the internationally acclaimed online publication, where voice and visibility of the Lao diaspora experience are amplified. She is the executive director of The SEAD Project (Southeast Asian Diaspora Development), an organization based in Minnesota and Laos aimed at empowering Southeast Asian diaspora communities by bridging the access gap to community, storytelling, languages, heritages and cross-cultural connections and knowledge-sharing through creative workshops and communication tools. She has worked in the nonprofit field on organizing, public affairs, community development, and human rights advocacy. (en)
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