My's Classroom @ Room 413,
The Olympia Schools.
BUI TRA MY
buitramy190@gmail.com | my.bt@theolympiaschools.edu.vn
Bui Tra My is a Vietnamese young female whose interests include media education, the sociology of art and culture and cultures of urbanity. Her projects involve the young adults of various backgrounds in the city who are struggling over identity in a glocal and transformative context. Her recent works combine sociological and cultural frameworks on new media in both English and Vietnamese.
My received her Master of Arts in Critical & Creative Analysis from Deparment of Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London (2013) and Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & Communication from University of Social Sciences & Humanities Hanoi, Vietnam National University (2012).
Following several years being a media practitioner in journalism then promotional industry, My is now working as a teacher of media and culture at The Olympia Schools (Hanoi, Vietnam) and independent researcher. She was also guest lecturing in the field of Media & Communications at Hanoi University of Culture, FPT University,... and co-organised a number of cultural events including Art Talks, Urban Talks and open workshops on media and culture. Her teaching diaries are being updated HERE.
buitramy190@gmail.com | my.bt@theolympiaschools.edu.vn
Bui Tra My is a Vietnamese young female whose interests include media education, the sociology of art and culture and cultures of urbanity. Her projects involve the young adults of various backgrounds in the city who are struggling over identity in a glocal and transformative context. Her recent works combine sociological and cultural frameworks on new media in both English and Vietnamese.
My received her Master of Arts in Critical & Creative Analysis from Deparment of Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London (2013) and Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & Communication from University of Social Sciences & Humanities Hanoi, Vietnam National University (2012).
Following several years being a media practitioner in journalism then promotional industry, My is now working as a teacher of media and culture at The Olympia Schools (Hanoi, Vietnam) and independent researcher. She was also guest lecturing in the field of Media & Communications at Hanoi University of Culture, FPT University,... and co-organised a number of cultural events including Art Talks, Urban Talks and open workshops on media and culture. Her teaching diaries are being updated HERE.
SELECTED ARTICLES/ PAPERS
- Giang Dang, Duong Nguyen, My Bui (2015). How free is free: People's attitude towards freedom of expression and its limits in Vietnam.
- Bùi Trà My (2015). Văn hoá tham gia trên mạng xã hội với hoạt động truyền thông và văn hoá đại chúng (Participatory culture on social media and its impact on mass communication practice in Vietnam), in Journalism and Communications: Theories and Practice. Hanoi: Information and Communication Press, pp. 116-126. (PDF)
- Bùi Trà My (2015). Apply News Literacy in the school curriculum in Vietnam. Conference for News Literacy Educators 2015, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, Hong Kong University
- Bùi Trà My (2014). Teaching Social Media for Journalism, in Vietnam - Germany Media Dialogue 2014. Germany Embassy & Vietnam National University
- Bùi Trà My (2013). Pierre Bourdieu: Thị hiếu thẩm mỹ và Sự phân tầng xã hội, Tạp chí Mỹ thuật & Nhiếp Ảnh, số 17, 11/2013, tr. 56-57. Cục Mỹ thuật, Nhiếp Ảnh và Triển Lãm. (PDF)
OTHER PUBLIC TALKS
- Reading Circle 09/2016: "WE DON'T TALK ANYMORE" / Book Review: Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age (Sherry Turkle, 2015).
- Seminar: Parenting in digital age (23 Apr 2016, The Olympia Schools)
- On modern reading communities (22 Apr 2016, Read Station & Let's Read Project Launching Event)
- Reading Circle 06/2015 / Book Review: The Birth of Korean Cool (Euny Hong, 2014).
ON PRESS
- Yen Duong (2017). The Political Apathy of Vietnamese Youth. Available at: https://newnaratif.com/journalism/the-political-apathy-of-vietnamese-youth/
- Ha Tung Long (2016). Reading culture among Vietnamese youths. Available at: http://dantri.com.vn/van-hoa/van-hoa-doc-sach-cua-nguoi-viet-dang-di-ve-dau-20160424211444917.htm
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