HOW HEALTHY ARE ASIAN AMERICANS?
A ten-part series of articles on the health and wellbeing of the Asian American community in Minnesota.
APA ComMNet project participants gather data from the community.
Based on the data collected from a two-year study conducted by Asian Media Access (AMA) and Asian Pacific American Community Network (APA ComMNet), the Bicultural Healthy Living Blog will be running a series of articles that examine how the eight largest Asian American communities, the Hmong, Asian Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Filipino, Laotian and Cambodian American communities, are faring in Minnesota. Each article will focus on one Asian ethnic community to understand the environmental, behavioral and social factors affecting the overall health and wellbeing of its members.
- May: Filipino American Community Health Status
- Mid-May: Asian Indian American Community Health Status
- June-August: Summer Break
- September: Hmong American Community Health Status
- October: Chinese/Taiwanese American Community Health Status
- November: Vietnamese American Community Health Status
- December: Laotian American Community Health Status
- January: Korean American Community Health Status
- February: Cambodian American Community Health Status
Asian American/Pacific Islander Population by Ethnicity (Source: Council of Asian Pacific Minnesotans – CAPMN)