LeVinh Tran is a Vietnamese community leader, cultural advocate and disability outreach specialist with more than 30 years of experience serving multicultural communities in the Seattle area. She came to the United States as a refugee from Vietnam and has spent decades supporting community service, cultural preservation and public engagement.

In the 1990s, LeVinh helped organize Vietnamese cultural programs and community participation in major Seattle events, including Seafair celebrations. For more than a decade, she has served as a community liaison on City of Seattle projects, helping immigrant and refugee communities take part in conversations about neighborhood safety, transportation, housing, community development and public services.

LeVinh has also spent more than 10 years supporting families of people with developmental disabilities. She is a co-founder of the Vietnamese Family Autism Advisory Board and serves as the Informing Families coordinator for the Vietnamese community.

Most recently, LeVinh represented Informing Families at the King County Developmental Disabilities and Early Childhood Supports Resource Fair at the Microsoft Conference Center in Redmond. She connected families with resources and services that can help them learn more about available supports.

Throughout her career, LeVinh has remained committed to empowering communities through trust, education, advocacy, and meaningful engagement.