DynaGen students participate in the sharing workshop "Youth for the environment”

29/05/2020

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On the morning of May 27, 2020, 12 DynaGen students attended the sharing workshop "Youth for the Environment" organized by For Vietnamese Stature Foundation at the Center for Women and Development, 20 Thuy Khue Street, Tay Ho, Hanoi.

The workshop was attended by representatives of state agencies, businesses, non-governmental organizations, researchers, social activists, news agencies, and television. Along with that, there are young people from the project "Youth for Environment", and many others who are enthusiastic about environmental issues and interested in the project.

The workshop aims to share the current environmental problems in Vietnam and the role of the young generation in executing solutions to address these issues. In addition, the project also officially introduced the project's communication channel called "Green Eyes", the core member group of "Green Eyes", and introduced the Initiative Fund "For Fresh Air - Green City" .

In particular, the skit "Dog Human - Human Dog" with the participation of Nguyen Thi Ngoc - a DynaGen student who is also a member of the Green Eyes group, has touched the attendees’ hearts strongly through her rustic and honest performance. The skit was not only emotional, but also helped attendees see the negative effects and difficulties of people living around the landfill site.

The seminar is an opportunity for DynaGen students to gain deeper access to knowledge about the environment, which is also an opportunity for them to express their own attitudes on current environmental issues.

Let's take a look at memorable moments at the seminar:

For Vietnamese Stature Foundation (VSF) is a non-profit organization established in 2014 with a mission of contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially the goals of education, health, equity and development. In 2019, VSF was awarded as the "Best Nonprofit Organization in Asia" by Asia Philanthropy Award.

For more information about the project "Youth for the Environment" please visit the website here or the media channel here.