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29 July 2016
A Novelist Seeks to Send Young Women a Positive Message
The book, published in March 2015, is available from Sipar Books and at the Banteay Srey bookstore. It was self-published by Phina’s small organization, an impressive feat given the time and resource constraints on young Cambodian authors.
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24 July 2016
Kem Ley’s Murder Seen as a Catalyst for a Revolution of the Mind
“Increasing numbers of people showing up to support Kem Ley, even after his death, for several days, is a signal to the government of this ‘thinking revolution,’” said Meas Nee.
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24 July 2016
What the death of Dr. Kem Ley means for Cambodian higher education
It is potentially dangerous to be too well educated in Cambodia.
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19 July 2016
Young Cambodians Look Forward to Quizzing Obama
There are almost 6,000 registered YSEALI members from Cambodia, only a select 200 fellows will attend the upcoming Laos summit, at which Obama will once again be present.
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21 June 2016
Cambodia’s Universities Need to Do Research, Say Scholars
One of the limiting factors for academics is that many fear of saying something controversial in public, and therefore avoid speaking to the media.
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08 June 2016
Bilingual Cambodians See Pathways to Progress
An estimated 3.5 million Cambodians can speak English.
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04 June 2016
Hope For Solving Community-Level Problems as ICT Reshapes Life In Cambodia
Cambodia is in the process of a dramatic digital transition: the number of Internet users grew from about 320,000 in 2010 to 6.7 million by the end of 2015.
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02 June 2016
Ambitious Book Projects Take a Wider Look at Contemporary Cambodia
The book brings together more than 35 scholars on Cambodia, including several Cambodian researchers.
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04 May 2016
Cambodian Journalists to Receive Training in the US
The US-based International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) said 25 Cambodians would receive online training from May to July before 15 participants would be selected to visit the states.
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21 April 2016
Young Leaders Honored for Innovative Initiatives
Awards, presented by US State Department, recognize 10 young people from around globe for their initiatives to improve conditions in their communities.
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12 April 2016
Zaha Hadid’s Imprint on the Future of Cambodian Architecture
Chhay Karno knew he wanted to be an architect when he was in Grade 10, drawing motivation from relatives, who worked as engineers.
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08 April 2016
Cambodian Architecture Students Embrace Zaha Hadid's Legacy
Yeng Sereyroth, 19, who studied Zaha Hadid’s work is impressed by the use of curves, a signature of the work that brought the late British architect huge success during her life.
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17 March 2016
US Envoy Encourages Women To Study Sciences, Engineering
Geraldine Richmond says she has noticed a stronger commitment on the part of the government to better promote the learning of science, especially for young girls.
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09 March 2016
‘Ambassador’ Hopes To Raise Tech Skills, Interest Among Girls
Among other projects, Sok Sikieng is currently training 50 students across 13 teams to help identify and solve community problems, via a mobile app.
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07 March 2016
Herself Cambodian, Wife of US Ambassador Aims to Help Young Women
Sotie Heidt hopes to help connect young women with successful female mentors, to give them opportunities to grow professionally.
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07 March 2016
Herself Cambodian, Wife of US Ambassador Aims to Help Young Women
For the first time, the wife of the US ambassador to Cambodia is herself a Cambodian. Sotie Heidt, whose family name is Kenmano, fled the Khmer Rouge in the 1980s and resettled in the United States. She lost both parents and other relatives to the Khmer Rouge, and she decided when she left the refugee camp on the border she would pursue higher education.
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03 March 2016
Educators Renew Focus on STEM Curriculum
Cambodian educators say they are working on improving studies in science, technology, engineering and math.
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22 January 2016
Cambodian Women Face Major Economic Challenges
Of Cambodia’s 15 million people, 3 million are poor and 8.1 million are near-poor.
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21 January 2016
‘Skills Gap’ Remains an Impediment to Growth, New Report Says
Cambodia must tackle the skills gap to boost the productivity of its labor force in order to grow its economy, according to the latest report.
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06 January 2016
More and More Driving Students Are Learning About the New Traffic Law
Drivers interviewed by VOA Khmer said they hope the new law will improve the situation.
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24 December 2015
Bringing Men Into the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence
Efforts are underway to recruit men and boys in the battle for gender equality in Cambodia, in an approach that experts hope will help prevent violence against women.
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22 December 2015
In ‘Mekong Review,’ Literary Journalism, Criticism Find a Home
The Mekong Review, launched in November, will publish essays, book reviews, excerpts and works of literary journalism.
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