Contest winners at the awards ceremony on September 25, 2023. (Photo: VOV)

The contest, from May to July, received 600 entries from students across the country. They were presented in various forms, including short films, video clips, video series, and music videos, focusing on adolescents’ mental health. Nine outstanding teams and individuals were selected for the final round.

“There are many mental health problems that we need to detect and address as soon as possible to help our children. Through the entries, we must reflect on the role of education officials, educators, teachers, and parents, and recognize the need to listen and share more with our children about their thoughts and feelings,” said Le Anh Vinh, Director of the Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences. 

This is the second year that the Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences has collaborated with UNICEF to organize the We Share contest. In 2021, the contest focused on the theme of comprehensive sex education for children.