True story- I asked if any Hmong dads would be willing to share their perspectives on my podcast and two amazing Hmong autism moms said "my husband will!"

In honor of Father's Day this month, I'm delighted to share two very distinct and uplifting stories about a Hmong father's perspective guiding their family with a child diagnosed with autism. Both gentlemen offered profound insight on their partnerships and how to navigate unchartered and unspoken of territory as a Hmong man.

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