Since being established in 2002, the Khanh Hoa Female Journalists' Club has organized many meaningful and practical activities for members and has been assessed as one of the few active female journalists' clubs in the country.
Since being established in 2002, the Khanh Hoa Female Journalists’ Club has organized many meaningful and practical activities for members and has been assessed as one of the few active female journalists’ clubs in the country.
The Khanh Hoa Female Journalists’ Club at the time of establishment consisted of 41 members. Until now, the number of members is up to 98. The club’s members are the female journalists of the local press agencies in Khanh Hoa, such as Khanh Hoa Newspaper, Khanh Hoa Radio-Television Station, Magazine of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and Magazine of Science, Technology and Environment.
Thanks to the activeness of the Executive Committee and enthusiasm of the members, the club has attracted the attention and interest of the female journalists over the province. The club held many meaningful activities like “Exchange between female journalists and female intellectuals and businesswomen in Khanh Hoa” program, “Charm and talent of female journalists” and “Female journalists with housewifery” contest, “Female journalists with propaganda on Khanh Hoa’s socio-economic development” and “Female journalists accompanying businesses” seminar, ect. Through these activities, the female journalists had opportunities to exchange things about professional knowledge, difficulties and experience in work and daily life, etc.
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Additionally, the club has often organized picnics, exchanges with other localities’ clubs and tours to foreign countries. The activities have helped the female journalists know each other better and encouraged them to work more efficiently. Various members of Khanh Hoa Female Journalists’ Club have been the key journalists of their agency and achieved many achievements in work. Some female journalists of Khanh Hoa were given prizes at the national press awards, national television festivals and Khanh Hoa press awards.
In order to organize the practical and interesting activities for the members, beside the funds from membership fees, the club’s Executive Committee has tried to overcome obstacles and difficulties and taken initiative to seek sponsorship.
The Khanh Hoa Female Journalists’ Club has become a common house of the female journalists throughout the province. Aiming to promote the development of the club, the clubs’ Executive Committee put forward some plans and programs, such as keeping improving the quality of the movements and activities of the club; creating more meaningful activities for the club’s members to improve the professional competence; encouraging the female journalists to participate in the provincial and national press awards; writing about the tourism of Nha Trang – Khanh Hoa to publish on the domestic newspapers and magazines; and taking part in the writing contest about sea and islands in Khanh Hoa.
Pham Thi My, Chairman of Vietnam Female Journalists’ Club, said, “Khanh Hoa Female Journalists’ Club has been one of the active female journalists’ clubs among 49 ones in Vietnam now. In the past tenure, the female journalists’ club of Khanh Hoa with many meaningful and practical activities attracted the attendance of numerous female journalists as well as produced positive social effects.”
Hoang Vu
Translated by H.N
