Assisting Vietnamese Youngsters 29. nóvember 2006 13:50 Anh-Dao Tran was honoured by Save the Children Iceland for her contribution to supporting children and their rights. The project is called „Future in a new land“ and is a three year project with the goal of assisting Vietnamese youngsters, from the age 15 to 25, to educate themselves and be more active in participating in Icelandic society. The project attempts to analyse the obstacles that children of immigrants must deal with in the school system and the work environment. Anh-Dao came to the United States in 1975 as a refugee with her family. She moved to Iceland in 1984. Ahn-Dao has assisted refugees from Vietnam, both in the United States and in Iceland. In recent years she has worked as a teacher, counsellor, project-manager and participated in research studies on immigration issues. News News in English Mest lesið Mættu í skólann og beittu nemanda ofbeldi Innlent Kaffistofa Samhjálpar: Bjóða hús á tveimur stöðum Innlent Vissu ekki að þeir yrðu í auglýsingu fyrir Áfram Ísland Innlent Almenningur hafi aldrei átt séns Innlent „Hjákátlegt“ sé að ræða verð á kaffibollum í Búdapest Innlent Varaði Rússa við því að ráðast á NATO Erlent Beint streymi frá opnum fundi Áfram Ísland Innlent Nei-sinnar fleiri í fyrsta sinn Innlent Stungan leiddi til skurðar Innlent Djúpur tunglmyrkvi sýnilegur frá Íslandi í nótt Innlent
Anh-Dao Tran was honoured by Save the Children Iceland for her contribution to supporting children and their rights. The project is called „Future in a new land“ and is a three year project with the goal of assisting Vietnamese youngsters, from the age 15 to 25, to educate themselves and be more active in participating in Icelandic society. The project attempts to analyse the obstacles that children of immigrants must deal with in the school system and the work environment. Anh-Dao came to the United States in 1975 as a refugee with her family. She moved to Iceland in 1984. Ahn-Dao has assisted refugees from Vietnam, both in the United States and in Iceland. In recent years she has worked as a teacher, counsellor, project-manager and participated in research studies on immigration issues.
News News in English Mest lesið Mættu í skólann og beittu nemanda ofbeldi Innlent Kaffistofa Samhjálpar: Bjóða hús á tveimur stöðum Innlent Vissu ekki að þeir yrðu í auglýsingu fyrir Áfram Ísland Innlent Almenningur hafi aldrei átt séns Innlent „Hjákátlegt“ sé að ræða verð á kaffibollum í Búdapest Innlent Varaði Rússa við því að ráðast á NATO Erlent Beint streymi frá opnum fundi Áfram Ísland Innlent Nei-sinnar fleiri í fyrsta sinn Innlent Stungan leiddi til skurðar Innlent Djúpur tunglmyrkvi sýnilegur frá Íslandi í nótt Innlent