Events & Projects

A discussion was held at Renton Highlands Library on the topic of adolescent social and emotional development, focusing on Asian children's mindset and the diversity and cultural policies in Washington State schools. Khulan shared valuable insights, and parents asked many questions about effective c...

When people say that there is no discrimination in Seattle, Washington state, it is important to understand the history of the first Asian settlers who brought this opportunity to us. On February 5, 2023, a meeting for 12 children was organized at the Panama Hotel Café in downtown Seattle, where the...

A total of 40 participants visited Microsoft, where 9 Mongolian engineers and employees shared their experiences, career paths, and challenges. The session covered career selection, job interviews, internships, and balancing work with hobbies. The children were inspired by Mongolian professionals sh...

A group of 5 students and 5 parents visited Blue Origin, the aerospace company founded by Jeff Bezos. Mongolian engineer L. Zolboo hosted the tour, introducing the company's projects and career opportunities.

Over 60 parents and students participated in three different training sessions led by college admissions expert Bayarmaa A. The Seattle team assisted with venue setup, registration, and logistics.

12 participants visited the Amazon Spheres and joined the Asians in Amazon event, where they discussed career choices and professional growth.

88 participants: 66 students, 12 parents, 2 college students, and 2 teachers. Main Program Highlights: iCloud New Version at Amazon (Interactive show for Mongolian students). Future Engineers' Scholarship (Application process, benefits, and impact). Networking session with Mongolian Amazon employees...

The Amazon educational training took place in an engaging and interactive format. Participants visited different stations where they learned about new technologies, assembled processors, participated in competitions, and got a hands-on experience with Alexa and other smart home devices. The presente...

Despite the cold weather and snow around Seattle, the training was successfully conducted. A special thanks to the teacher from Washington D.C. who traveled to share her knowledge and experience.

Enkhjin Chuluunkhuu shared his experiences applying for college, volunteering, enhancing Common Application activities, and resume writing. The workshop also included guidance on how to improve resumes and create LinkedIn profiles. The students also discussed college applications, scholarships, and ...

Dr. Saruul-Erdene shared insights over coffee about the library's catalog and the upcoming plans for transitioning into an application system.

The half-day program was successfully organized, and we appreciate Nomingerel for making this happen.

A 150-minute virtual session on the QuestBridge Scholarship was held, with over 20 parents participating. Munkhnaran, a mother from Denver, shared her experience in preparing her child for the scholarship. She provided valuable insights, strategies, and lessons learned, offering parents practical ad...

As part of our annual Children's Day tradition, we are launching a new initiative to celebrate and honor high school graduates turning 18 and newborns by giving them special gifts each year. In 2024, we sent congratulatory messages to approximately 55 high school graduates. Los Angeles and Denver gr...

We invited Bolortuya Nasanjargal to conduct a two-day workshop on 'College Preparation Strategies, Tactics, and Scholarship Opportunities.' This workshop provided a broad yet in-depth understanding of key topics, including: How to increase college admission chances. Importance of GPA SAT/ACT exams ...

This event served as a follow-up discussion to the training conducted in June. Guest speaker N. Bolortuya from Los Angeles held 25 one-on-one consultations, providing guidance on course selection, grades, and application strategies to 25 parents/guardians and 28 students. Additionally, 12 participan...

A Mongolian school operated at the 'Eternal Joy' church. The children were divided into four levels: Basic Level with Foundation: Knows the alphabet and can read simple words. Basic Level without Foundation: Learning the alphabet from scratch. Intermediate Level – Writing Practice Needed: Can read b...

To celebrate the Mongolian Lunar New Year (Tsagaan Sar) and show respect to the oldest residents living in Washington state, we donated 30 copies of the book 'Tsagaan Sar ba Arvan Noyor Jil' (White Moon and the Twelve Years). This book serves as a reminder of our traditions. Additionally, we partici...