Attending the program were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Hong Son - Vice Rector of the University, along with representatives from the leadership of various units, the Executive Committee of the University's Trade Union, departmental trade unions, and a large number of staff, employees, and their families.
In his opening remarks, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Hong Son - Vice Rector of the University - acknowledged and commended the efforts of the students, who are children of staff and employees, for achieving excellent academic results; and affirmed the University's commitment to caring for the spiritual well-being and building a humane, happy, and cohesive working environment.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Hong Son delivered the opening remarks for the program.
Representing the Women's Committee of the School's Trade Union, Comrade Kim Thi Diep Ha - Head of the Women's Committee - delivered a speech in response to Vietnamese Family Day, emphasizing the significance of building happy, equal, and progressive families; and affirming the role of the family in nurturing and educating the younger generation and building school culture.
Ms. Kim Thi Diep Ha – Head of the Women's Affairs Committee of the School's Trade Union Executive Committee
As part of the program, the School's Trade Union commended students who are children of staff and workers and who achieved outstanding academic results in the 2015-2026 school year.
The highlight of the program was the "Humanistic Family" competition, which attracted 15 union member families participating in many lively, creative, and emotional entries. Through the competitions, the families spread positive values of love, sharing, and the spirit of companionship between generations. The Organizing Committee awarded three outstanding first prizes to the following families: the family of Ms. Nguyen Thi Huyen – Trade Union of the Faculty of Oriental Studies; the family of Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa – Trade Union of the Faculty of Philosophy; and the family of Ms. Vu Thi Thuy Van – Trade Union of the Faculty of Linguistics and Vietnamese Studies.
Following the lively atmosphere of the morning, the afternoon of the same day featured the "Colors of Humanity 2026" experiential program for the children of civil servants and employees.
As the specialized unit, the LVS Handicraft Club under the Trade Union of the Faculty of Linguistics and Vietnamese Studies directly guided the children in participating in many rich experiential activities such as: making velvet wire flowers, making handmade coasters, playing chess (like the game of Ludo), playing O An Quan (a traditional Vietnamese board game), painting masks, coloring, drawing, etc. The colorful experiential space attracted a large number of children. Under the dedicated guidance of the club members, the children not only had the opportunity to unleash their creativity and hone their dexterity but also to socialize, make friends, and keep the products they created themselves.
The series of activities concluded in a joyful and warm atmosphere, leaving many beautiful memories in the hearts of the participating families. This was not only an opportunity to recognize the efforts of the children of staff and employees, but also contributed to strengthening the bonds between families, spreading humanistic values, and building a happy and sustainable working environment at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the School's Trade Union Executive Committee, the collaborating units, the families of union members, and especially the members of the LVS Handicraft Club for contributing to creating a meaningful event filled with joy and beautiful memories.
Here are some photos from the event:
Author:Thuy Van
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