"Listen to Children Speak" Day

(QBĐT) - Based on the plan for Project 8 "Implementing gender equality and addressing urgent issues for women and children" in 2025, on the afternoon of May 27th, the Provincial Women's Union organized the "Listening to Children Speak" event.

Representatives of the Provincial Women's Union leadership delivered speeches at the event.

Attendees included representatives from relevant departments and agencies; members of the "Leaders of Change" clubs; godmothers; and orphaned children with remarkable resilience from across the province…

Delegates attending the festival.

At the event, delegates and students had the opportunity to directly interact and share information with psychologist Nguyen Thi Le Thuy, a reporter from the Youth Pioneer and Children's Newspaper, on building a safe environment for children; and to equip them with knowledge and skills to help them develop resilience, self-confidence, and the strength to overcome any circumstances.

In addition, the students also asked questions and discussed with the psychologist about topics related to children.

Psychologist Nguyen Thi Le Thuy interacts with the students.

The forum is an activity that creates a beneficial playground for children from ethnic minority communities in the province, contributing to improving their knowledge and skills and promoting their role and participation in collective and community activities. This helps them confidently exchange ideas and express their desires, and encourages schools, families, communities, and all levels and sectors to take responsibility for creating a safe and healthy living environment for children.

The students participated in the festival.

This is an opportunity for members of the "Leaders of Change" clubs to interact, learn, and exchange experiences and skills in managing and organizing club activities, aiming for the holistic development of ethnic minority students.

Scenes from the festival.

Le Mai

Source: https://baoquangbinh.vn/xa-hoi/202505/ngay-hoi-lang-nghe-tre-em-noi-2226598/