Gaia In The News
The next 80 years are not a distant horizon. Let us experience Gaia tonight with a renewed sense of our shared stewardship for people and our planet. Let us make our choices count.
Pauline Tamesis, UN Resident Coordinator in Vietnam
Press Release
Gaia at UNIS Hanoi has captured the attention of the media in Vietnam and beyond — highlighting its powerful message about sustainability, climate action, and global citizenship.
As one of the first exhibitions of its kind in Vietnam, Gaia invites visitors to reflect on the interconnectedness of humanity and the planet. The installation serves as both an artistic experience and a learning platform for students and the wider community.
The exhibition was made possible through the generous gift of LPBank, whose partnership reflects a shared commitment to Vietnam’s leadership in sustainability and education.
Below are some highlights of recent media coverage featuring Gaia and the impact it’s having on our community.
Television Coverage
VTV24
We’re thrilled to see Gaia at UNIS Hanoi featured by Chuyển động 24h, sharing with audiences across Vietnam the story of how our community is learning, creating, and taking action for a sustainable future.
From the sparkle in our students’ eyes to the laughter and discovery beneath the glowing Earth, Gaia is more than an exhibition — it’s a living classroom where awareness becomes action, just as the feature beautifully shared.
Vietnam Today
Thank you, Vietnam Today, for featuring Gaia at UNIS Hanoi, and for helping share our story with audiences across Vietnam and around the world!
As Vietnam’s first English-language international television channel, Vietnam Today highlights stories of the nation’s innovation, culture, and global connection. We’re proud that Gaia, our immersive learning space connecting community, art and sustainability, is part of this wonderful narrative.
Print & Online Media Coverage
An article from Vietnam Investment Review highlighting the arrival of the world-renowned Gaia Earth installation at UNIS Hanoi, celebrating its message of sustainability, global citizenship, and the power of education through art.
An article from Vietnam Economic Times discussing Vietnam’s role in UN peacekeeping while also highlighting the Gaia installation at UNIS Hanoi as a symbol of its commitment to global values.
A feature from aFamily celebrating the arrival of the world-renowned Gaia art installation at UNIS Hanoi.
An article from VnEconomy emphasising how education plays a crucial role in achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals in Vietnam, especially under the challenges of our time.
An article from Vietnam.vn featuring remarks from Deputy Minister Đặng Hoàng Giang at the Gaia inaugural event, underscoring that education plays a vital role in nurturing compassion, intellect, and a shared sense of responsibility among the younger generation.
A feature on the Communist Party of Vietnam Information Portal showcasing how Gaia at UNIS Hanoi amplifies the values and ideals of the United Nations in the local context.
An article from The World & Vietnam spotlighting how the Gaia at UNIS Hanoi extends the spirit of the United Nations through art and education.
THE WORLD & VIETNAM
An article from Nhân Dân (French edition) highlighting how the Mother Earth / Gaia exhibition at UNIS serves to spread the spirit and values of the United Nations through art, education, and community engagement.
An article from Nhân Dân (Spanish edition) highlighting the importance of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and how they are being promoted through education and values in Vietnam.
An article from Vietnam Economic Times highlights how Vietnam is harnessing education and international partnerships to equip its young people with the knowledge, skills, and values needed for climate action and sustainable development.
Gaia Green Future Talk
At the Gaia Green Future Talk, young people took centre stage as key drivers of Vietnam’s green transition. Through policy discussions, action-oriented initiatives and creative education models, the event underscored how the next generation is becoming the trusted agent of change for a more sustainable future.
Held on October 16 at UNIS Hanoi, the event was jointly organised by the school, the Resource and Environment Communication Centre – under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment – and the Vietnam Environmentally Friendly Products Manufacturers Association. The dialogue formed part of a series marking the 80th anniversaries of both the United Nations and Vietnam’s National Day.
An article from VnEconomy highlights insights from the Gaia Green Future Talk: how education serves as the launchpad for a green future — equipping young people in Vietnam with the knowledge, skills, and values needed for climate action and sustainable development.
An article from VnEconomy explores how Vietnam’s policies and resources are being mobilised to build a green future and achieve sustainable development.
Media Contact
For media inquiries, interview requests, or high-resolution images, please contact:
Linh Le, Communications Manager
Email: ltlinh@unishanoi.org
Phone number: 097 658 6885