Presented by Derek Tran, this congressional certificate recognizes Blair Hudson for outstanding service and community leadership through the founding of The Skin Dignity Project.

The recognition highlights her commitment to public health, innovation in youth-led advocacy, and measurable impact within California’s Vietnamese-American community, acknowledging her work as a model for civic engagement and service-driven leadership.

This certificate was presented to Blair Hudson by Assemblyman Tri Ta, recognizing her outstanding service to the Westminster Vietnamese-American community through The Skin Dignity Project.

Blair was honored for her leadership in advancing bilingual dermatological education, improving access to skin-health resources, and promoting dignity-centered public health outreach at the local level.

Blair’s formal training completed through Johns Hopkins University in global health policy, implementation science, and community-based public health collaboration.

Blair’s advocacy for The Skin Dignity Project earned her 1st Place in the DYW of LA County Award, the oldest and largest leadership competition of its kind.

1st Place Award recognizing Blair’s advocacy for The Skin Dignity Project in the DYW of LA County, the oldest and largest competition of its kind.