Meet the Woman Who Created an App to Save Her Endangered Language

App developer Annie Vang is helping save her people's history by digitally translating her native Hmong dialect.

now at least 18 Hmong clans sprinkled across the country—the largest in Lee’s hometown of Minneapolis-St. Paul.

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