Vietnam’s Anti-Corruption Drive: A Path to Economic Growth

 By Julie Nguyen and Luis Silva A Vietnamese adage goes, "When someone enters government, the whole family prospers." This prosperity, though, often comes at the expense of others, perpetuating economic disparities and social injustices through favouritism, cronyism, and nepotism. Corruption, deeply ingrained in Vietnam's history, has hindered its development for

Drop the MICroaggressions

 by Tu Vuong My career has been shaped by women — a clear, conscious manifestation of mentors, if you will. Coupled with that has been change. Well before the ubiquitous internet meme and catchphrase "trust the process" became rampant across social media over the last decade, I learned early on

Rocking with ‘Boom’ at the NAC and Orpheus’ ‘A Chorus Line’

 A scene from 'A Chorus Line.' Photo courtesy of Orpheus Musical Theatre Society.  There are only two days left to catch Boom at the NAC and three days to catch A Chorus Line, Orpheus Theatre’s latest show now on at Centrepointe Theatre. Time is of the essence. In Boom, award-winning