Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân

Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân

Présentation de la chaire La chaire annuelle Mondes francophones a été créée en partenariat avec l'Agence universitaire de la Francophonie. Chaire Mondes francophones 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : Pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Témoin de l'histoire contemporaine du Việt Nam et historienne, je vous propose de revisiter l'histoire vietnamienne à partir d'un nouvel angle, celui de l'histoire des femmes. Les Vietnamiennes ont toujours occupé une place importante aussi bien dans les mythes et légendes, le folklore, la littérature écrite et orale, la création artistique, les pratiques religieuses et cultuelles, que dans la production et les échanges économiques, dans la vie familiale et sociale. Bien qu'elles soient insuffisamment présentes dans l'historiographie officielle, leurs souvenirs sont préservés sous d'autres formes de l'imaginaire populaire et de la mémoire collective. Aux contacts avec l'Occident, fortes des traditions non pas exclusivement ni essentiellement sinisées, mais aussi sud-est asiatiques et autochtones, bénéficiant d'un environnement socio-culturel pas seulement oppressif, inhibiteur et destructeur, comme on se l'imagine dans des visions unilatérales, mais aussi plus ouvert qu'auparavant, pluriel, mondial, flexible et inclusif, les Vietnamiennes, souvent accompagnées et soutenues par leurs homologues masculins, se sont affirmées comme actrices créatives et engagées dans des mouvances modernisatrices de développement économique, social et individuel. On gagnerait à explorer leurs identités au pluriel, en privilégiant une approche de l'intérieur, d'en bas ainsi qu'à questionner les visions stéréotypées ou figées pour préférer une histoire ouverte, plurielle, connectée et en évolution permanente.

  1. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : D'une femme résiliente à un agent du changement social

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : D'une femme résiliente à un agent du changement social Resilience is a powerful trait that can help individuals overcome challenges and obstacles in life. When combined with a desire to make a positive impact on society, resilience can drive a person to become a social change maker. A resilient woman is someone who is able to bounce back from adversity and persevere in the face of obstacles. This can be a valuable trait for anyone, but it is especially important for women, who often face unique challenges and barriers to success. To become a social change maker, a resilient woman must first identify the issues she is passionate about and wants to address. This could include a wide range of topics, such as gender equality, racial justice, environmental sustainability, or any other cause that she feels strongly about. Over time, the resilient woman's efforts may begin to bear fruit. She may see changes in her community, or even on a larger scale. Through her work, she can inspire others to take action and create positive change as well. In conclusion, resilience can be a powerful force for good in the world. By harnessing this trait and using it to drive positive social change, a resilient woman can make a lasting impact on her community and beyond. Huyền Tôn Nữ Cát Tường Ms. Huyền Tôn Nữ Cát Tường is currently the Managing Director and Co-founder of VietSeeds Foundation. Established in 2011, it has been the first scholarship foundation for students operating in all 3 main regions of Vietnam which are Hanoi, Hue and Ho Chi Minh city. In 2015, after over 10 years working in the business environment with multinational corporations (such as IBC Asia, Massimo Zanetti, Infonam, etc), Cat Tuong had decided to change her direction—from a simple businesswoman into an inspiring leader who wholeheartedly committed her full attention to the development and the expansion of VietSeeds. Under her leadership, VietSeeds had been gradually growing from a charity organization created by a small group of friends into a professional non-profit foundation with a team of full-time staffs operating alongside long-term volunteers, providing more than 400 scholarships every year to students across the country for them to be able to pursue their dreams—in Hanoi, Hue and Ho Chi Minh city. Throughout the journey of more than 10 years since the beginning of VietSeeds, Cát Tường has been working relentlessly to accompany the organization in order to diversify its operation scope. Moreover, with her guidance, VietSeeds had succeeded in getting important partnerships with international institutions such as HSBC, Temasek, Fulbright University, etc. Therefore, the organization's mission would become more viral, spreading out the "Empowering social change-maker generation" spirit and the positive values to communities in Vietnam.

    23 min
  2. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Moi, témoin et contributrice à un Việt Nam en transition

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Moi, témoin et contributrice à un Việt Nam en transition I was born in 1960 when a large part of the globe was reviving after the second World War and when the Vietnamese were still proudly holding their heads high in the echoes of the Dien Bien Phu victory. I spent my childhood in the war between Vietnam and the United States and witnessed the end of that longest war of the 20th century, which ended with my country's reunification. I am also a witness to great efforts to realise the socialist ideal not only in Vietnam but in the Soviet Union as well as their transition periods. I could have lived like most people of my generation—the transitional generation. I can stay as a government official with a life-time employment. But I chose another path. I left the state institution to start an NGO, institution that has to, in the context of Viet Nam, constantly struggle for its legitimacy and voice. I could have peacefully lived the life of a woman who adhered to traditional values, but I have become a feminist, fighting for women's rights and gender equality. My life has not been easy, but it is an exciting and meaningful life. I can proudly say that it has been a journey of constant commitments and creativity. Khuất Thu Hồng Khuất Thu Hồng is the Founder and Director of the Institute for Social Development Studies (ISDS), an independent research organisation in Hanoi, Vietnam. She got her BA in Psychology in 1984 and earned her PhD in Sociology in 1997. Hong works on gender, sexuality, and social inclusion of vulnerable populations. Hong is also a social activist and advocate for gender equality and social inclusion. She is a regular guest on national and international televisions and radios and is often interviewed by newspapers on gender and social development issues in Viet Nam.

    27 min
  3. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Ba Trieu's 21st Century Daughters. A Non-Vietnamese' Discovery of the Remarkable Women of Vietnam

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Ba Trieu's 21st Century Daughters. A Non-Vietnamese' Discovery of the Remarkable Women of Vietnam 10 years ago I started my personal journey of discovery that led me from huge admiration for the remarkable women of Vietnam to realising the constant pressures many of them face to be 'perfect', and finally, to being challenged to become part of the solution and to contribute to sparking change and more gender equality. I'd like to introduce you to some of these remarkable women's stories I captured in my book and in my events. I named them Ba Trieu's 21st Century Daughters, as for me, they carry the warrior spirit of Ba (or Lady) Trieu, the woman warrior of the 3rd century in Vietnam into Modern Vietnam. Ba Trieu famously fought the external force of the Chinese occupation as well as the internal suppressor, the patriarchy, when she famously declared: "I will not resign myself to the lot of women who bow their heads and become concubines. I wish to ride the tempest, tame the waves, and kill the sharks in the Eastern seas. I have no desire to live the life of a concubine". Irene Öhler Irene is a highly experienced, certified global executive coach and international facilitator, with more than 25 years' experience working on 4 continents with leaders from the corporate and government sectors. Irene has been based in Vietnam since 2012 and has since become a sought-after expert for her work to promote women leadership. Irene has pioneered a number of initiatives to inspire women to connect and lead: she co-authored an awarded and bestselling book on Vietnamese women leaders, Ba Trieu's 21st Century Daughters. Stories of Remarkable Vietnamese Women, founded the Women's Storytelling Salon, an intercultural and inter-generational events series, in 2014, which runs in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and created SPARK! CONNECTION, an ecosystem for women leadership development under her brand Lightpath Leadership – www.lightpathgroupleadership.com. As part of the SPARK! CONNECTION ecosystem Irene offers two women leadership development programs: SPARK! - A 1.5 day energiser to ignite the spark of leadership, and IGNITE!, A comprehensive online coaching program with the power of a community. Irene also consulted to the Australian Consulate-General in Ho Chi Minh City to organise Vietnam's first Women's and Gender Conferences, and to write a Landscaping document on 'advancing gender equality in Vietnam', and the CEO Brief to Promote Inclusive Leadership and Gender Equality in Vietnam. She's also been a consultant and coach to 4 years' of the 10-month Women In Leadership Journey program for Vietnamese government officials sponsored by the Australian Embassy in Vietnam, implemented by Flinders University.

    19 min
  4. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Études de genre dans les universités de Ho Chi Minh Ville : du projet pilote au développement durable

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Études de genre dans les universités de Ho Chi Minh Ville : du projet pilote au développement durable Études de genre dans les universités de Ho Chi Minh Ville : du projet pilote au développement durable. Avec l'établissement du Département des Études sur la femme au sein de l'Université Ouverte de Ho Chi Minh Ville en 1992, la formation en genre fut officiellement introduite dans le cursus universitaire. Malgré des difficultés qui sont la réticence des décideurs dans l'éducation, les préjugés et malentendu de la part de la société et des employeurs à l'égard de la discipline, la réticence de la part des étudiants qui sont très concernés par les débouchés d'emploi, l'insuffisance de recherches sur les spécificités de genre au Vietnam. Depuis l'an 2000, le cours de sociologie de genre fait partie des cours obligatoires dans le programme national de licence de sociologie. Après trente ans d'existence à l'université, les études de genre connaissent une développement relativement durable seulement dans les filières de sociologie. THAI Thi Ngoc Du Docteure du troisième cycle de Géographie, ancienne responsable du Département des Études sur la femme à l'Université Ouverte de Ho Chi Minh Ville. Parallèlement à l'enseignement, j'ai réalisé des recherches sur la situation des femmes vietnamiennes, sur les problèmes sociaux des villes du Viet Nam. Retraitée depuis 2017.

    21 min
  5. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : D'un village vietnamien à l'Académie nationale d'ingénierie des États-Unis

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : D'un village vietnamien à l'Académie nationale d'ingénierie des États-Unis Nguyen was born and grew up during the final years of the Vietnam War. Her house was burned down during the war and her family lost everything. Her mother was struggled to raise 5 kids alone. Nguyen and her siblings grew up in small villages in Vietnam without electricity for 16 years and they lacked of basic needs such as foods, clothes, drinking water, etc. She was raised to become a housewife and a mother. She immigrated to the United States (US) at the age of 21 years old with a few words of English and no money. She faced discrimination in the village for being poor and in the United States for being an immigrant. The more challenges she faced, the harder she tried. She used every setback and hurdle as a motivation to move forward. Within 10 years arriving to the US, Nguyen got a PhD from UCLA in Physical Chemistry. In this presentation, she will discuss her journey from a village girl to the US National Academy of Engineering member, how her role has changed from a housewife to the world top scientist, and how she uses her voice and influence to advocate for women in science and engineering. Thuc Quyen Nguyen Thuc Quyen Nguyen is the director of the Center for Polymers and Organic Solids and professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Recognition for her research includes Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award, National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award, Camille Dreyfus Teacher Scholar Award, Alfred Sloan Research Fellow, NSF American Competitiveness and Innovation Fellow, Alexander von Humboldt Senior Research Award, Royal Society of Chemistry Fellow, Hall of Fame - Advanced Materials, Beaufort Visiting Scholar, St John's College, Cambridge University, 2015-2019 World's Most Influential Scientific Minds; Top 1 % Highly Cited Researchers in Materials Science, American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow, Wilhelm Exner Medal, and Elected Member of the National Academy of Engineering.

    34 min
  6. 09/06/2023

    Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Le développement des femmes au Việt Nam à travers ma saga familiale

    Collège de France Mondes francophones (2022-2023) - Phượng Bùi Trân Année 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Colloque - Femmes vietnamiennes : créativité et engagement : Le développement des femmes au Việt Nam à travers ma saga familiale An article about how Vietnam's history and culture have impacted women's development, taking the author's family members as a case study, could explore Vietnam's long history of gender inequality, and how this has affected women's opportunities and rights. It could look at the traditional roles of women in Vietnam, and how they have been affected by the wars, colonization and modernization that the country has gone through. Additionally, the article could explore how women's rights have evolved over time, and what challenges remain in the modern day. It could also look at how Vietnam's culture and history have affected specific women in the case study, and how they have navigated the challenges they have faced. Finally, the article could look at how women in Vietnam are making progress and pushing for further improvements in their rights and opportunities. Hoang Anh NGUYEN Nguyễn Hoàng Ánh (PhD) is an Associate Professor of FPT School of Business and Technology (FSB). She is expertise in International Trade, International Business, CSR and Gender in Business. She is al so visiting lecturer and visiting researcher in Copenhagen University, Seoul National University, HEC in Montreal Canada, ETH Zurich Switzerland, ESCAP UN in Bangkok and Sheffield University, UK. Her research and expertise are in business culture, business ethics, CSR, crosscultural management and gender in entrepreneurship with more than 40 publications both nationally and internationally. In Vietnam, she is popular as an activist for social reform & gender equality movements.

    32 min

À propos

Présentation de la chaire La chaire annuelle Mondes francophones a été créée en partenariat avec l'Agence universitaire de la Francophonie. Chaire Mondes francophones 2022-2023 Femmes vietnamiennes : Pouvoirs, cultures et identités plurielles Témoin de l'histoire contemporaine du Việt Nam et historienne, je vous propose de revisiter l'histoire vietnamienne à partir d'un nouvel angle, celui de l'histoire des femmes. Les Vietnamiennes ont toujours occupé une place importante aussi bien dans les mythes et légendes, le folklore, la littérature écrite et orale, la création artistique, les pratiques religieuses et cultuelles, que dans la production et les échanges économiques, dans la vie familiale et sociale. Bien qu'elles soient insuffisamment présentes dans l'historiographie officielle, leurs souvenirs sont préservés sous d'autres formes de l'imaginaire populaire et de la mémoire collective. Aux contacts avec l'Occident, fortes des traditions non pas exclusivement ni essentiellement sinisées, mais aussi sud-est asiatiques et autochtones, bénéficiant d'un environnement socio-culturel pas seulement oppressif, inhibiteur et destructeur, comme on se l'imagine dans des visions unilatérales, mais aussi plus ouvert qu'auparavant, pluriel, mondial, flexible et inclusif, les Vietnamiennes, souvent accompagnées et soutenues par leurs homologues masculins, se sont affirmées comme actrices créatives et engagées dans des mouvances modernisatrices de développement économique, social et individuel. On gagnerait à explorer leurs identités au pluriel, en privilégiant une approche de l'intérieur, d'en bas ainsi qu'à questionner les visions stéréotypées ou figées pour préférer une histoire ouverte, plurielle, connectée et en évolution permanente.

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