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UNICEF Recruits For 2nd Batch – Adolescents & Youth Advisory Group, Healthy Cities For Adolescents
Great opportunity to contribute your voices in order to create a meaningful project for all adolescents in Da Nang. Application duration: 0h00 December 1st – 23h59 December 15, 2024 Please see the details and application form below: TERMS OF REFERENCE…
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HCA Da Nang
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20/09/2024
U-INVENT 7: Innovation for safer future
U-Invent 7 is a Science and Technology Innovation competition organized by UNICEF Vietnam in collaboration with the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK), part of the series of activities of the Healthy City for Adolescents project phase 2…
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HCA Da Nang
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04/09/2024
Final round of Youth On! Hackathon 2024
After more than 1 month, the programming competition for young talents in Da Nang Youth On! Hackathon 2024 officially ended on August 25 with different emotions. Youth On! Hackathon is an activity in the Healthy City for Adolescents – Phase…
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HCA Da Nang
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UNICEF Recruits For 2nd Batch – Adolescents & Youth Advisory Group, Healthy Cities For Adolescents
Great opportunity to contribute your voices in order to create a meaningful project for all adolescents in Da Nang. Application duration: 0h00 December 1st – 23h59 December 15, 2024 Please see the details and application form below: TERMS OF REFERENCE Background The Healthy Cities for Adolescents (HCA) Project, Phase 2, is an initiative aimed at promoting the health and well-being of adolescents in Da Nang. Building upon the success of Phase 1 (2021-2022), the project continues developing innovative strategies and interventions to address the unique challenges faced by adolescents aged 12 to 19 in Da Nang. To ensure that the […]
U-INVENT 7: Innovation for safer future
U-Invent 7 is a Science and Technology Innovation competition organized by UNICEF Vietnam in collaboration with the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK), part of the series of activities of the Healthy City for Adolescents project phase 2 in Da Nang. U-Invent 7 “Innovation for a Safer Future” is expected to encourage, inspire for creative solutions towards a safe, comprehensive life, integrating modern science and technology. Detailed information: High school students nationwide Draft schedule: From October 6, 2024 to January 5, 2025 (including 05 rounds and 02 training sessions on Sundays during this period) Until 11/10/2024: Register 13/10/2024: […]
Final round of Youth On! Hackathon 2024
After more than 1 month, the programming competition for young talents in Da Nang Youth On! Hackathon 2024 officially ended on August 25 with different emotions. Youth On! Hackathon is an activity in the Healthy City for Adolescents – Phase 2 project, organized by UNICEF Vietnam in collaboration with the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK), Danang University. The competition encouraged the creativity and breakthrough thinking in the field of technology in the digital era 4.0 of students from 12 to 19 years old. Following the success of the two previous seasons 2021 and 2023, Youth-On! Hackathon season […]
STEM Summer Class – Junior Researcher 2024
“Junior Researcher” course is part of the Skills Training Series for Young People aged 14 – 18 in Secondary and High Schools, co-organized by UNICEF Vietnam and the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK), Danang University, to foster skills and encourage comprehensive development for Da Nang youth. The course focuses on: Developing topics, Data collection methods, Data analysis and processing, Writing scientific reports, Practicing presentation and defending skills. The activity aimd to help students get to know scientific research methods, develop critical and creative thinking, explore their own research potential, and connect with the scientific community. Junior researchers […]
Your future leader – Leadership and debate skills training for more than 120 Da Nang youths
More than 120 students from secondary and high schools aged 12-19 in Da Nang participated in the training “𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜 𝙁𝙪𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙧” from July 16-20, 2024, which starts the Skills Training Series for Da Nang Children and Adolescents. This is an activity implemented by UNICEF Vietnam and the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK), Danang University, under the Healthy Cities for Youth (HCA) project phase 2.
Register to creative programming competition YOUTH-ON! HACKATHON 2024
Youth-on! Hackathon is a programming competition for students aged 12 to 19 to encourage creativity and breakthrough thinking in the field of technology in the digital era 4.0. Following the success of the two seasons 2021 and 2023, Youth-On! Hackathon season 3 acts as a launching pad for young people to freely develop their capacities, passion for programming and initiate technology projects that have positive impact for the community. This year’s competition is part of the Healthy Cities for Adolescent (HCA) Project – Phase 2.
02/07/2024
Human Interest Stories
Introducing Van Thy: U-Invent 6’s Inspiring Second Place Winner!
Through her active participation, Thy not only showcases the remarkable prowess of girls in technology but also underscores their transformative ability to nurture a world that is more inclusive and interconnected.
Da Nang Youth Set Off for a Technology-Driven Future
DA NANG, June 2021 – Tired of online learning? Need a reminder to keep you from falling asleep? No worries. A group of 16-year-old high school students from the central city of Da Nang will give you the solution with their latest application using artificial intelligence (AI).
My Street, My Life
In 2021, the HCA program is launching the “My Street” Campaign to capture young people’s observations, experiences and perspectives as they lived through lock downs, social distancing, online schooling, and no play during the pandemic in 2020. Our virtual microphone will visit different urban environments and capture young people’s voices, asking them how their street changed and city transformed during Covid-19, and in some cases how their city did not change and a street remained the same. A lack of change, due to an absence of city regulation or insufficient community adherence to safety protocols, impacted wellbeing in different but equally notable ways.