Interview of Betty Duong - The Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Perspectives Oral History Project

Betty Duong, a San Jose native and child to Vietnamese refugee parents, has long served as a public advocate, not only in her legal practice but also work in local government. She has made tremendous impact on labor and employee rights, housing, COVID rapid response, language access, and culturally relevant health access for the County. Click on any section of the transcript to jump directly to that segment of the video. This feature lets you quickly access the content you're interested in without the need to manually search through the entire video. You can also click on the tick below each transcript to expand the text and read the full content without playing that segment of the video. Betty Kim Duong place of birth, San Jose, California. (Interviewer) Do you have any siblings? I do. I have two younger sisters. I was born in 1981. My sister younger sister was born in 1982. So a year and 11 days apart. And then our next sister was born ten years later. (Interviewer) Oh, so big gap th

Betty Duong, a San Jose native and child to Vietnamese refugee parents, has long served as a public advocate, not only in her legal practice but also work in local government. She has made tremendous impact on labor and employee rights, housing, COVID rapid response, language access, and culturally relevant health access for the County. Click on any section of the transcript to jump directly to that segment of the video. This feature lets you quickly access the content you're interested in without the need to manually search through the entire video. You can also click on the tick below each t