Hanoi students spread message against school violence

An event reviewing the project 'Be Friend' piloted by Good Neighbors International in Vietnam takes place at Marie Curie Hanoi School in Hanoi, Nov. 24 (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

The 'Be Friend' project is implemented from February to December 2019, for 10,000 students at nine secondary schools in Hanoi (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

The program aims to promote students’ role in expressing a strong determination to build safe schools where violent acts are pushed back (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

Students perform interesting dances (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

(Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

Mr. Nguyen Xuan Khang, Principal of Marie Curie Hanoi School participates in the event with his young students (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

Also participating in the program is Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac. He exchanges with young people through Q&A about the prevention of school violence (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

As the program ambassador, Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac also sends his message of supporting children community in general and the project in particular (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

A play called by Marie Curie students tells about the emotional journey of a lonely young boy who gets lost when bullied, and is then revived by the power and magic of friendship (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

In addition, students also experience the test of friendship psychology with the advice of psychologists (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

The launch of the 'Be Friend' project promotes the role of students, thereby empowering young people to help them understand and respond to school violence (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

During the event, the students will be immersed in the team-building games (Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

(Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)

(Photo: Minh Hieu/Vietnam+)