First Green Living Day 2025 Kicks Off: Raising Awareness and Driving Sustainable Action


On June 18, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University (USSH, VNU-HCM), held its first Green Living Day 2025 at the Thu Duc campus. The event marked the launch of “Weaving Green,” part of the La Bàn Xanh project under the university’s Green Campus strategy, which promotes sustainable living and environmental awareness among students.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, MSc. Trần Nam, Head of the Student Affairs Office, said the event plays a crucial role in shaping students’ awareness and habits around sustainability. He emphasized that even small actions—like waste sorting or choosing eco-friendly products—can make a meaningful impact toward building a green university rooted in responsibility and human values.
MSc. Tran Nam, Head of Student Affairs Department, affirmed that Green Living Day is an important first step in forming habits and awareness of sustainable development for student - Photo by: LY NGUYEN
During the ceremony, the university received a set of waste-sorting bins sponsored by the Thiện Tâm Foundation under Vingroup.This donation serves not only a practical purpose but also stands as a symbol of the university’s progress toward green living.
Following the launch, a series of interactive activities drew strong student engagement. The exhibition featured the La Bàn Xanh handbook and student-designed green products, reflecting creative approaches to sustainable lifestyles. Moreover, sustainability-themed challenges encouraged critical thinking, teamwork, and practical problem-solving.
La Bàn Xanh Handbook exhibition area - Photo by: LY NGUYEN
One highlight of the day was a four-zone exhibition on green living, illustrating students’ journey from environmental issues to concrete actions. The display blended visual storytelling and real-life experiences to promote active awareness.


The green living exhibition area attracts the attention of many students - Photo by: LY NGUYEN
Adding to the dynamic atmosphere, a talk show titled “What to Wear to Save the Planet?” explored sustainable fashion and responsible consumption, urging young people to take meaningful action on environmental issues.
The first Green Living Day 2025 is not only an internal communication event, but also a concrete step in realizing the Green University strategy and spreading the national sustainable development goals (SDGs) - Photo by: LY NGUYEN
In addition, the university’s Library and Museum Center also introduced a curated book corner titled “Living Green Every Day,” featuring over 30 titles on sustainability, environmental protection, and green lifestyles.
Green Living Day 2025 is more than just a university initiative—it marks a concrete step toward realizing the Green University strategy and promoting the national Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
LÝ NGUYÊN - THU THẢO
(Translated by Hoang Oanh Nguyen)





