Anh Tu Do -  Volunteer Faculty at the Leadership Institute

Anh Tu Do is the Founder and President of the  American Minority Engagement Network. She  is an immigrant from Vietnam who moved to  the United States to escape Communism after  the fall of Saigon in 1975. Because of Anh Tu’s  personal experience under Communism and  the brutality she and her family had to endure,  she has a deep appreciation for American  liberty and the U.S. Constitution.

Anh Tu Do’s concern for the current direction  of the United States and the spread of  influence of Marxism on American society  and the left’s targeting of traditionally  conservative minority communities is what  led her to found the American Minority  Engagement Network to begin pushing back  through education and activism.     

Anh Tu Do