Positive Changes in Inclusive Development Policy of Vietnam Government with Giay Ethnic Minority in Sapa Over the Past Years

Hello, I’m Huong, a student at Faculty of International Studies, Hanoi University. I am Giay – one of 53 ethnic minorities in Vietnam (0,07% of Vietnam’s population). I was born in Ta Van village – Sa Pa town – Lao Cai province, a village with 67.07% Mong, 25.48% Giay, 5.53% Dao ethnic groups and 366/849...

Raising Awareness for Young People about Sustainable Environmental Protection

The global environment is getting worse day by day, not only threatening the human habitat but also destroying the living environment of other species. Nowadays, environmental issues are also more focused, and sustainable development is prioritized as a key orientation in governmental agenda of many countries. However, the efforts of the government will never be...

Vietnam, From Teaching Each Other Our Cultural Dance Moves To Introducing One Another To The Varying Tastes In Music

Vietnam is a country bursting with love, culture, colours, and authenticity.  However, this was unknown to me prior to visiting the country. Before exploring parts of Vietnam, specifically in Hanoi, my perception of Vietnam was completely varied and blurred. I viewed Vietnam as an outdated and backwards country. Solely reading up on its history and...

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