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Exhibition and painting competition on gender equality for students

HNN.VN - Over 100 students from Huong Long primary school (Hue City) participated in a communication activity on gender equality in 2023, an activity held by Hue Fine Arts Museum on December 25 with various activities such as exhibition, propaganda on gender equality, and painting competition.

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 Students joining the painting competition with the theme “Loving Family”

Over 50 paintings drawn by children earlier, on the occasion of the Vietnamese Family Day (June 18) were displayed and introduced to students by Hue Fine Arts Museum. With the theme “Family – The Place of Love and Sharing”, the works revolved around the theme of family, the people they love, and the wish for happiness, etc., and provided students with a new point of view on the value of relationships with family members, and the simple joys of everyday life.

In addition to the exhibition, students and teachers also got the chance to listen to the reporters exchanging and sharing their ideas, as well as addressing the issues related to gender equality, domestic violence prevention and response, and building up happy families, etc. Furthermore, they also participated in a painting competition with the theme “Loving Family”, focusing on the topic of happiness, gratitude, gender equality, say No to domestic violence, etc. Some excellent works were awarded by the organizing committee.

Ms. Dinh Thi Hoai Trai, Director of Hue Fine Arts Museum informed that this activity created a wholesome and exciting playground for students, providing them opportunities to learn about the issues related to gender equality. At the same time, it also built up an opportunity for students to show their artistic talents and express their love and gratitude towards the ones they love in their families.

Through this activity, the event could help joining hands with the community and society to implement gender equality in family, building up happy families, and heading towards a better society.

By N. Minh
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