The future I want - Bảo tàng Phụ nữ Việt Nam

Introduction

What we need today is hope for future. A future that is healthier, cleaner, more equal and inclusive. In 2020, the United Nations celebrates its 75th anniversary. To celebrate this critical milestone, the UN organized UN75 Photo Contest – The Future I Want to put our focus on the people, listen to their needs, hopes and voices to shape the future we want where no one is left behind. The collection represents the voices of Vietnamese people through camera lens.

First place winner

Continuing the dream
The father made a football goal posts to train his son to continue the dream that he couldn't achieve.

Photographer: Nguyễn Thanh Cường

Second place winner - Happy old age

This elderly couple is over 80 years old but still healthy and lucid thanks to a very moderate and hygienic life

Photographer: Hồ Anh Tiến

Digging wells in dry season

Photographer: Nguyễn Linh Vinh Quốc

Recycling

Photographer: Hoàng An

Mixing the cake batter

Photographer: Nguyễn Quốc Huy

Volunteer Footprints

Photographer: Hoàng An

Through sand dunes

Photographer: Hoàng An

Knitting

The baskets are made from water hyacinth, the workers are assembling to finish the product.

Photographer: Trần Văn Túy

The fresh cake dough from the oven

Photographer: Đoàn Ngọc Ấn

Firefighter

Photographer: Đoàn Ngọc Ấn

Happiness in work

This lady is very happy with her job of drying the net as she helps her husband and children in fishing.

Photographer: Hồ Anh Tiến

At leisure

The job of making traditional incense of Nung people in Quang Uyen district, Cao Bang. This is a job to help increase the income for local people. Women are very much involved in this work, while men work part-time jobs outside.

Photographer: Nguyễn Hữu Thông

For a clean and green environment

Armed forces, students, and staff of the tourist areas (about 1,700 people) collect rubbish from the sea.

Photographer: Đỗ trọng hoài Ân

Going to school in flood season

Although they do not have to climb and cross arduous streams like students in the highland, the "the path to education" of many students in the watershed areas of An Giang and Dong Thap also faces many difficulties.

Photographer: Đoàn Thị Thơ

The remaining water

The Central Highlands is a place where the climate is harsh: Heavy rains causing floods, intense sunlight causing drought. People's lives, which are already hard to make a living, are even more difficult. The photograph shows how the effects of extreme climates affect the people.

Photographer: Lê Văn Vinh

Ayun in dry season

Photographer: Nguyễn Linh Vinh Quốc

Finding the water source

Photographer: Nguyễn Linh Vinh Quốc

Dry season in Mekong River Delta - Ca Mau

2020 is a dry year and Kien Giang, Ben Tre, Tien Giang, Ca Mau and Long An province announced emergency situations of drought and salinity.

Photographer: Đỗ Trọng Danh

Together

The people are struggling to get precious water drops when the climate gets harsh due to the devastated environment.

Photographer: Hồ Anh Tiến

Clean water to the Village

Clean water source for living is installed at Kon K’Tu village, Kon Tum.

Photographer: Phạm Huy Đằng

Lake bed in dry season

Life in the Central Highlands is still very difficult, but ethnic minority children still enjoy an equal education. They still look forward to a bright future.

Photographer: Lê Văn Vinh

New day, new smile

Photographer: Nguyễn Quốc Huy

His friend

Handicapped boy with no arms. Everyday he plays with his dear dog. I hope that his future will be bright.

Photographer: Trần Văn Túy

Reaching up

Despite his disability, but with extraordinary energy, he reached up with the strength of his arms - the National Paragame contest held at Thong Nhat Stadium - Ho Chi Minh City.

Photographer: Đỗ Trọng Danh

Overcome yourself

Despite his disability, but with extraordinary energy, he overcame with the strength of his legs - the National Paragame contest held at Thong Nhat Stadium – HCMC

Photographer: Đỗ Trọng Danh

Pottery eyes

Photographer: Nguyễn Linh Vinh Quốc

No Discrimination

In the COVID-19 prevention campaign, there are many international tourists infected in Viet Nam and many of the tourists are in isolation, the preventive forces and doctors do not discriminate against International travelers. The mother and child who are international tourists are tested by epidemiology. The boy is quite young and has to rely on the help of many people to get the test. To see a loving and close Viet Nam.

Photographer: Nguyễn Hữu Khiêm

The Mother of color

The message is to promote gender equality, recognize a woman's role and fight against racism. A movement that develops very effectively, gaining more and more humanity support now and in the future

Photographer:Đinh Công Tâm