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Ethnic minority youth pioneer in changing gender stereotypes and aspirations for development

This is one of the key activities under Project 8: “Implementing gender equality and solving urgent issues for women and children” under the National Target Program on Socio-Economic Development in Ethnic Minorities and Mountainous Areas, Phase I (2021-2025). Through workshops and exchange activities, the campaign not only creates opportunities for ethnic minority youth to promote

Top 5 Advantages when Choosing a Joint Training Program

1.Ming Chuan University – Top university in the world Ming Chuan University (MCU) is a leading international university in Taiwan established in 1957. The university has 3 training campuses in Taiwan (in Taipei, Taoyuan and Jingmen) and 1 campus in the state of Michigan, USA. Currently MCU is one of the top 10 best universities

Exchange and demonstration of communication initiatives to raise awareness of gender equality for ethnic minority youth

The communication campaign to promote gender equality with the theme: “Ethnic minority youth pioneer in changing gender stereotypes for the aspiration of development”. The program, organized by Vietnam Women’s Union in coordination with the Ministry of Education and Training at the University of Science – Thai Nguyen University, is one of the key activities under

Social Work Faculty organizing seminar on “Preventing burnout at work” and “Love yourself”

Attending the seminar on the guest side were speakers: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Thu Huong TRAN – Head of the Clinical Psychology Department, Psychology Faculty, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi; M.A. Huyen Nhung TRAN – Director of Tam Nhung Social Enterprise. On the side of Vietnam Women’s Academy (VWA), there were

Mid-Autumn Festival 2024 – Moonlight of love in stormy season

The Mid-Autumn Festival has long been a symbol of reunion, an occasion for people to gather together under the full moon, sharing warm family moments. For children, this is a festival of joy, laughter and excitement. Colorful lanterns, fragrant moon cakes shared among friends and family are the familiar images of every Mid-Autumn Festival. However,

Vietnam Women’s Academy raising nearly 160 million VND on the first day of the campaign to support compatriots from the consequences of storm No. 3 (typhoon Yagi)

Attending the campaign were comrade Tran Quang Tien – Party Committee Secretary, President of Vietnam Women’s Academy (VWA); comrade Nguyen Thi Phuong – President of VWA’s Labor Union; Standing Committee Representatives of VWA’s Youth Union and a large number of officials, employees and students of the Academy.    Speaking at the campaign, comrade Tran Quang Tien

Vietnam Women’s Academy launching program to support Northern compatriots to overcome consequences of storm No. 3 (typhoon Yagi)

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Quang Tien – Party Committee Secretary, President of Vietnam Women’s Academy (VWA) emphasized: “Our actions, though small, will contribute to helping those in difficult circumstances, bringing hope and confidence to families who are heavily affected by the storm. Especially for the students of the Academy and their families, timely support is

Vietnam Women’s Academy welcoming and working with delegation from American University

On the morning of August 9, 2024, Vietnam Women’s Academy hosted a meeting with the delegation of Programs on Gender Analysis in Economics (PGAE) from American University, opening up opportunities for deep and long-term cooperation between the two sides. This meeting not only demonstrated the interest of both sides in gender issues but also provided

Talk: “Come out” – Stepping over the boundary of prejudice.

The talk is one of many cooperative activities between Vietnam Women’s Academy (VWA) and The Consultative Institute for Socio-Economic Development of Rural and Mountainous Areas (CISDOMA) within the framework of the Project called “Youth participate in changing gender stereotypes and promoting gender equality in Vietnam” funded by Oxfam and the European Union. The Gender &