About the Author
About the Author
Jacob Phonesavanh Singhavong
Jacob Phonesavanh Singhavong is a first-generation Laotian American who is passionate about the field of education, social justice, and his Lao culture. His passion for cultural preservation, diversity, and equity within education became the inspiration for his first children’s book. He possesses a B.A. in Early Childhood Studies and is currently working towards his Master of Social Work.
Jacob Phonesavanh Singhavong is a first-generation Laotian American who is passionate about the field of education, social justice, and his Lao culture. His passion for cultural preservation, diversity, and equity within education became the inspiration for his first children’s book. He possesses a B.A. in Early Childhood Studies and is currently working towards his Master of Social Work.
Jacob has served in various roles within education as an early childhood educator, school social work intern, and day camp director. Serving in these roles have highlighted the significance of anti-bias curriculum, culturally responsive practices, and equitable resources within the field of education. In his spare time, Jacob enjoys traveling, playing the piano, singing, and cooking his favorite Laotian dishes.
Jacob has served in various roles within education as an early childhood educator, school social work intern, and day camp director. Serving in these roles have highlighted the significance of anti-bias curriculum, culturally responsive practices, and equitable resources within the field of education. In his spare time, Jacob enjoys traveling, playing the piano, singing, and cooking his favorite Laotian dishes.
A WORD BY THE AUTHOR:
Sabaidee! Thank you for joining me in telling the story of Kop and his favorite Lao foods. This book is a love letter to the Lao community and individuals who have shared similar experiences. Your voice truly matters. So if you enjoyed this story, I would greatly appreciate if you would leave a review on Amazon or any site my book is available on. Your kind feedback is very appreciated and important to me.
In gratitude,
Jacob Singhavong