Uncover More Good (06/27/2025) – Each year, the Bush Fellowship brings together changemakers ready to reimagine what’s possible—leaders who blend vision with action to heal and empower their communities. Today, I’m honored to introduce one of those leaders: Maychee Mua. A first-generation Hmong Chinese American and mother of neurodivergent children, Maychee helped create Minnesota’s Medicaid autism program for children under twenty-one. They launched the state’s first cultural competency training for autism providers. Guided by empathy, cultural fluency, and deep systems knowledge, she is reimagining care through a healing-centered lens. As a 2025 Bush Fellow, she will draw on Southeast Asian healing traditions to build holistic frameworks that bridge community wisdom with Western systems of support.
