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Pillar 2

Community, culture and education events

Two things: bringing Vietnamese cultural performances and educational content into Czech events, and taking on professional event production — the fee funds the rest of what VietID does.

Vietnamese culture inside Czech events

Czech cities, schools, companies and organisations already have their own event calendars and their own audiences. Building a parallel event and inviting Czech people over is the hardest route; bringing Vietnamese performances and content into the programme they already run means the audience is already in the room.

VietID handles the matching: finding the artists, speakers and content that fit each programme, and working with the organisers in Czech.

Professional event production

VietID takes events on end to end: running order, supplier coordination, bilingual hosting, logistics and communications.

This is paid work, and we say so plainly. The income goes into the association’s running costs, appears in the public financial report, and is not distributed to any individual.

See financial transparency

The community’s own events

  • Talks at universities — professionals of Vietnamese descent tell real stories, Czech students ask directly.
  • An annual forum — publishing a report and data on what the community contributes.
  • A business forum — for Vietnamese people running businesses in Czechia.
  • Parent-and-child groups: 10–15 pairs, facilitated by a bilingual psychologist.
  • Career meetings — one-to-one links between generation 2.0 professionals and 14–20 year olds.

One constraint

Taking on production does not mean taking on anything. Our guiding principles are explicit: no events without real substance, and no commercialising of charitable work. Paid work and charity run on separate tracks, with separate books.

Work with us, or hire us

A school, a community organisation, a city or a company: write and tell us what the event is and which part you want VietID to handle.

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