UNITOUR “MOLD IS SUFFERANCE” - CONFIDENTLY BREAKING THE MOLD

Gender is an issue that is no longer strange and has never cooled down with different perspectives. In order to give UEFers the opportunity to learn the exact knowledge and definition of gender, Unitour "Mold is sufferance" in collaboration with the UEF Community Connection Center has officially “landed” at UEF on the morning of October 22.

The seminar was honored to have the companionship of Ambassador of the campaign "I Agree" - People's Artist Kim Xuan; ICS representative, in charge of Unitour program - Ms. Nguyen Dieu Anh; Member of the Board of Directors of ICS - Lawyer Dinh Hong Hanh; Representative of PFLAG Vietnam - Ms. Cao Kim Chau and Mr. Le Tuan Anh - Specialist of UEF Information and Communication Center, Sales Marketing Manager of Shela Vietnam. On the side of the representative of the UEF organizing unit, the program had the presence of Mr. Tran Thi My Phuong - Deputy Director of the UEF Community Connection Center; and Ms. Huynh Kim Phung - Coordinator of the UEF Community Connection Center.


At the beginning of the program, the students through the model "Gender Cake" version 1.1 introduced by lawyer Dinh Hong Hanh learn about the exact definition of the concepts of sexual orientation, gender identity, expressing gender, sex characteristics/ biological sex.

Not only is the familiar image of LGBT+ the green flag, for the first time the colors of the flags of other genders were introduced and popularized to UEF students. LGBT+ also have other broader gender forms that still exist.




Following "Mold is sufferance" was a discussion session that took place with the guidance of Lawyer Dinh Hong Hanh and the sharing of People's Artist Kim Xuan, Mr. Le Tuan Anh and Ms. Cao Kim Chau.







Through "open" stories about gender identity, "Mold is Sufferance" gives students diverse perspectives and stories on this issue with a positive spirit. Unitour's stop this time - Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance is a safe place and environment to spread these positive messages.



 





At UEF, students are encouraged to confidently express themselves, respect differences in gender diversity. It is hoped that the seminar has brought new and broader perspectives on gender equality and helped students answer difficult questions about this topic.