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Catholic heritage in Vietnam — faith, history, and community in context
Catholic heritage in Vietnam can be approached in different ways — as a path of pilgrimage or as a lens into history and culture. In practice, these perspectives often overlap. This article explores how faith, identity, and community are shaped across regions, offering space for both reflection and understanding.
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Using Vietnam’s National Treasures in School Trips — what students actually engage with
Museum visits are often included in Vietnam school trips, but they can be difficult to make engaging. Using examples from Vietnam’s national treasures, this article looks at how these visits can be structured so students connect with what they see, rather than just move through displays.
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Climate change in the Mekong Delta — what you actually notice on the ground
Climate change is widely discussed, but often remains abstract. In the Mekong Delta, it becomes visible through everyday life — from farming to water systems. This article looks at how environmental change can be understood not just through data, but through real-world observation.
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A half-day CSR activity in Vietnam — is this something your team should actually do?
Not all CSR activities are worth putting into a company program. This article looks at a half-day volunteering session in Ho Chi Minh City — what teams actually do, how it feels in practice, and whether it is worth the trade-offs compared to other options.
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Khe Sanh: Cold Chisel’s iconic anthem of War and Nostalgia
Australia's rock legends, Cold Chisel, left an indelible mark on the music scene with their iconic song "Khe Sanh." Released in 1978 as part of their breakthrough album "East," the song has become a symbol of both the Vietnam War era and a nostalgic
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