Quynh Nguyen

Director Doan Hong Le crafts compelling documentaries exploring sacrifice, justice, and noble ideals, offering discerning viewers unique perspectives through her distinctive filmmaking approach.

Quỳnh Nguyễn explores the sustainability of performance art in Viet Nam, highlighting its evolution, challenges, and the unique role it plays in a society with many limitations on expression.

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Nguyễn Vũ Xuân Hà, hay còn được biết đến là nghệ sĩ Xuân Hạ, không chỉ là nghệ sĩ liên ngành với nhiều thử nghiệm đa dạng với các chất liệu khác nhau, mà còn là nhà tổ chức nghệ thuật tích cực, rất nỗ lực trong việc phát triển những dự án nghệ thuật hướng tới cộng đồng ở khu vực miền Trung, đặc biệt là nơi nghệ thuật đương đại còn mới mẻ như Đà Nẵng - Quảng Nam.

After decades of pursuing development goals, Hmong people in northern Viet Nam face a battle to preserve disappearing indigenous corn

Vietnamese version:
https://phunumoi.net.vn/giong-ngo-ban-dia-cua-nguoi-mong-len-loi-giua-nen-kinh-te-san-luong-d298855.html?fbclid=IwAR3EAIdDUPU8vqfVqOJZexs6KlVU7p3BPhkVXw4ua7ydqZcfGAlZl4pTEIo

Women-led mangrove nurseries along Vietnam's coast are breaking climate adaptation norms (and stereotypes, while they're at it).
Hue, a renowned ancient city in Central Vietnam, is acknowledged as one of the regions most affected by floods and other severe weather events due to its coastal location. Reports indicate that women in this area are more susceptible to the impacts of climate change compared to women in other parts of the country.
Nonetheless, a project titled "Strong Roots, Strong ...

The Hmong indigenous people are among those most vulnerable to climate change in Vietnam. Their hope came from an unlikely source.
In 2019, Khang A Tua and Mua Thi Mua, two young people from the HMong ethnic minority group, decided to travel back to their hometown Mu Cang Chai in northern Vietnam from the capital Ha Noi to initiate a project they named Ná Nả.
In the HMong language, Ná Nả is spelled Nav Nam, and is the endearing term for 'Mommy, mommy!' Utilising local wisdom, including tradit...

A storytelling project on local wisdom and sustainability which illustrates the hopeful solution of Ná Nả -a project to build a sustainable economic model based on indigenous products for Mong farmers in Vietnam's northwestern region.

https://eastasia.innovationforchange.net/libraries/story/a-return-a-storytelling-project-on-local-wisdom-and-sustainability/

“Who is she?” started as a photo reportage, then has evolved into a multimedia project of storytelling about the impacts of climate change on women under 25 from ethnic minorities in three provinces of Yen Bai, Hue, and Ninh Thuan.

In Da Nang city, along the route down to Vietnam’s, a group of young men is preparing to throw hundreds of pounds of iron frames into the sea. They are part of the Sasa Marine Animal Rescue and Conservation team which seeks to restore the coral habitat in the coastal city. They have been dubbed ‘heroes’ in the community for their efforts to create an undersea coral nursery and transplant to rehabilitate damaged coral reefs during the last two years.

Although this is not the first time they ha...