Faculty of Law - Dai Nam University joins hands to raise awareness and understanding of autism

Posted date 12/04/2017

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Posted date 12/04/2017

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This morning, April 2, in front of the Ho Guom Cultural Information Center (Le Thai To, Hoan Kiem), a street music program called “I understand, what about you?” took place. This is a special program organized on “World Autism Awareness Day” and is also the summary of 4 street music shows that took place in the past 4 consecutive Sundays. Volunteer students from the Faculty of Law – Dai Nam University also accompanied throughout the 4 shows.

On the morning of April 2, 2017, in front of the Ho Guom Cultural Information Center (Le Thai To, Hoan Kiem), a street music program called “I understand, what about you?” took place. This is a special program organized on “World Autism Awareness Day” and is also the summary of 4 street music shows that took place in the past 4 consecutive Sundays. Volunteer students from the Faculty of Law – Dai Nam University also accompanied throughout the 4 shows.
The program “I understand, what about you?” takes place with many interesting activities for all ages. There is a quick quiz to learn about autism. Challenge famous artists on stage, join the X team and receive many interesting gifts. Especially here, the audience also receives free documents about autism.

Volunteer group of Faculty of Law - Dai Nam University

The program attracted the participation of many artists and singers. Among them were artist Xuan Bac, MC Trinh Le Anh, singers Tung Duong, Vu Duy Khanh, Thuc Hien, Thu Thuy... Rocker Hoang Hiep (Ngu Cung Band), magician Dinh Quy, Lavender dance group... and child singers Cao Le Ha Trang, Nguyen Ngoc Ha Chi, and the child star cast "the voice kid".

Singer Thai Thuy Linh is the initiator and "leader" of a series of street music programs aimed at contributing to changing awareness about autism in Vietnam.

In addition, the program has attracted hundreds of volunteers, teachers who are teaching at specialized education centers to join hands to help. Many benefactors have contributed spirit, material, time, etc., as well as shown their concern and sharing with the autistic community. In particular, the program also had the enthusiastic and joyful participation of many young people who are unfortunately autistic.

“I understand, what about you?” taking place on April 2 is also considered a summary activity of the series of street music programs for autistic children, proposed and implemented by singer Thai Thuy Linh with the volunteer group Tim Hong, Vietnam Autism Network (VAN), and the Center for Creative Initiatives in Health and Population (CCIHP) over the past time.
Through this program, Dai Nam students experience practical learning through volunteer activities, hone their skills and continuously develop their abilities.

Below are some photos from the street music show “I understand, what about you?” on the morning of April 2:

The street music program that took place on the morning of April 2 attracted a large number of participants.

Singer Bach Nguyen takes a photo with students of the Faculty of Law - Dai Nam University

Artists, singers, and MCs take pictures with messages to everyone about autism. MC Le Anh's message "Don't say autism, say autistic people"

The program has also attracted the attention of many media units, newspapers, and television stations.

MC Xuan Bac animates the games, integrates and shares with everyone the simplest and easiest to understand knowledge about autism.

The program features talented and enthusiastic singers performing to support those unfortunate enough to have autism.