Launching the photo book project "We are there - Resilient women"

The event has both profound artistic value and great humanistic significance, with the goal of raising funds to support breast cancer patients, one of the most dangerous diseases for women.

This art exhibition project is a continuation of the 11-year journey of resilience of the Resilient Women's Club network founded by women who have overcome the disease.

The project's purpose is to reflect the courage in the fight against illness, and also to create a strong source of encouragement for women facing challenges in life.

The program was attended by many delegates and guests.

The Resilient Women's Club Network, with its mission of "veterans" guiding "rookies", has become a spiritual home for more than 1,500 women across the country, creating a solid network where they can share, support and accompany each other to overcome difficulties in the fight against breast cancer.

Over the past 11 years, the network has organized many programs to support breast cancer patients, including activities, community awareness programs, giving health insurance cards to disadvantaged patients, and providing educational materials about the disease, nutrition and exercise.

Writer Tran Thi Truong shared many emotional things.

With that vision, the photo book project "We Are There - Resilient Women" was officially launched on March 29, marking a new turning point in the network's journey.

This project both raises funds to support breast cancer patients and provides an opportunity for the community to better understand the challenges breast cancer patients face.

Each photo in the exhibition is a work of art, bringing aesthetic beauty to life and people, and also conveying meaningful messages about resilient women in the fight against serious illnesses.

The photo exhibition contributes to honoring artistic values ​​and is also part of a fundraising campaign for the photo book project and the Health Insurance Card Fund for disadvantaged breast cancer patients. All proceeds from the sale of the photos will be used to implement the photo book project and support breast cancer patients nationwide.

Those women have always been there to accompany and encourage each other.

During the opening ceremony, the host opened with insightful sharing about the importance of this event to the resilient women in the resilient women community.

Also at this event, special guests, such as: poet Nguyen Quang Thieu, Chairman of the Vietnam Writers Association; Ms. Nguyen Thuy Hang, Director of the Writers Association Publishing House; Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thanh Huong, Director of the Bright Tomorrow Fund; photographer Duong Minh Long; photographer Ngoc Thai and representatives of the club attended and sent words of encouragement to breast cancer patients.

Photographic works that celebrate the beauty of people and life.

One of the special features of the project is the participation of talented photographers who have contributed beautiful and profound artistic photos to raise funds for the project.

Photographers Duong Minh Long and Ngoc Thai, with outstanding works in the Vietnamese photography scene, have donated more than 30 photos to support this project.

Chairman of the Vietnam Writers Association Nguyen Quang Thieu (right) and journalist Yen Ba join hands to support the meaningful project.

The artists' works are not simply beautiful photographs but also contain many touching stories about the will to live and the strength of women fighting serious illnesses.

The highlight of the exhibition is the presence of singer Hong Nhung, who is fighting breast cancer, and is also a symbol of resilience and will to live.

Although unable to attend in person because she is undergoing radiation therapy, singer Hong Nhung sent words of encouragement and shared a strong message about the community's support and companionship for women fighting breast cancer.

The photo book project was conceived by Ms. Nguyen Dieu Thuy, a member of the network's Board of Directors, on New Year's Eve, with emotions about everyday tasks: taking children to school, visiting elderly parents... which are simple dreams of many women fighting against illness.

The book is made as a tribute to those who have passed away, as a light to illuminate those who remain, steadfastly facing fate.

The main characters in the exhibition are none other than the resilient women in the resilient women community. They are warriors who not only fight the disease but also carry the mission of sharing their own stories to empower other women.

One of the featured characters in the photo book project is Ms. Vu Thi Lan Huong, a former Police Lieutenant Colonel who has fought bravely against metastatic breast cancer for 14 years.

Ms. Huong shared that during her time fighting the disease, she found great encouragement from the community and from her companions in the resilient women's club network.

Many photographic works are on display.

In addition, writer and artist Tran Thi Truong, who is also a strong warrior in the fight against breast cancer, has accompanied this photo book project. The writer shared her sincere thoughts on capturing the emotional images and stories of strong women, so that everyone understands that "no one fights alone".

The photo book project "We Are There - Resilient Women" has a profound humanistic meaning, creating an opportunity for the community to express their sharing and love for women fighting dangerous diseases. From there, the community can take specific actions to support poor patients.

This is a project of profound human significance.

Through beautiful and touching photos, the project has continued to create positive changes in the community, helping people become more aware of breast cancer, while also inspiring solidarity, love and hope.

The exhibition will continue to be on display for two days, March 29-30, 2025, at the headquarters of the Writers Association Publishing House. All proceeds will be used to support breast cancer patients and carry out the photo book project, continuing to spread the message of love and hope in the community.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/ra-mat-du-an-sach-anh-chung-toi-do-phu-nu-kien-cuong-post868568.html