Vietnam Museum & Spanish Embassy Inspire Students with 'Lighting Up Passion' Science Events
The Viet Nam Women's Museum, in collaboration with the Spanish Embassy, recently hosted 'Lighting up passion' events at Trưng Vương Secondary School and Nguyễn Tất Thành Secondary and High School. The initiative aimed to inspire students' love for science and honour the contributions of female scientists worldwide.
The events featured interactive activities such as STEM projects, plays, recycled fashion shows, and art contests. Students met inspiring figures like Dr Nguyễn Thị Phương Thảo, the only Vietnamese scientist selected as a Young Affiliate of the World Academy of Sciences. At Nguyễn Tất Thành, Dr Đỗ Tuyết Mai from K Hospital shared her experience in mental health care for vulnerable groups. Exhibitions showcased the journeys of 26 female Nobel, Abel, and Fields Medal laureates, highlighting their achievements and encouraging students to pursue their dreams with confidence.
The 'Lighting up passion' events successfully nurtured scientific curiosity among youth and highlighted the role of women in science. Students like Phan Ngọc Hà Anh felt the event encouraged them to chase their dreams and ideals. The initiative was a collaborative effort between local educational authorities and community partners focused on student development.
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