For a verdant and green Humanistic society

The trash can was made by LCH, Department of Philosophy.

The program attracted many participants who joined hands to create unique works of art on familiar everyday trash cans right on the school grounds. As a result, 20 old, familiar trash cans were "given a new look" and became vibrant and attractive.

The trash can was decorated by the History Department's Student Union.

The purpose of the activity is to raise awareness among people about disposing of waste properly and, in particular, to help students with waste sorting. Ms. Nguyen Bich Dao, representing the university's Student Union, shared: "I think that when students can clearly distinguish between inorganic and organic waste and dispose of it in the correct places, it will not only raise environmental awareness but also increase the efficiency of waste recycling."

Students from the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology stand next to the trash can they decorated.

It can be said that disposing of waste properly and sorting it is one of the simplest ways to demonstrate a commitment to environmental protection. Let's start with the smallest actions in this complex environmental protection effort. The student union organized this activity with the hope that everyone would become more aware of proper waste disposal, turning throwing trash into bins into a positive habit.

The trash cans were decorated by students from the Faculty of Oriental Studies.

In the near future, the university's Student Union will continue to implement projects including launching the "No Plastic on Mondays, No Plastic Bottles on Thursdays" campaign and establishing battery sorting bins to gradually reduce plastic waste in schools.

The trash cans were made by students from the Faculty of Vietnamese Language and Television.

The trash can was decorated by LHC, Department of Political Science.

Through this activity, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, wants to affirm to everyone that environmental protection doesn't have to be about grand gestures; simply disposing of trash in the designated areas is an action that demonstrates environmental awareness.

This product was created by the Department of Literature.

A product of the Association of Journalism and Communication Training Institutes.

The trash cans were decorated by students from the Faculty of Management Science.

The trash can was made by the Department of Linguistics.

The trash can was made by LCH students from the Department of Anthropology.

The trash can was made by the LCH students of the Psychology Department.