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Global Voice Journal (GVJ) is an international youth-led journalism and dialogue initiative founded by a team of Vietnamese high school students. The platform empowers young people worldwide to share diverse perspectives on global issues, including conflict, climate change, gender equality, human rights, and cultural diplomacy. Published online, Global Voice Journal (GVJ) promotes critical thinking, cross-cultural dialogue, and youth engagement through articles, interviews, and opinion pieces written by students from around the world.

Featuring writers from 10+ countries with unique perspectives and award-winning achievements.
Publishing articles by students from institutions such as Chulalongkorn, Yonsei, and Macquarie University.
Encouraging discussions on pressing global issues through carefully designed monthly themes.

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From the power of a generation shaping lasting peace to digital peacemakers transforming conflict prevention online, our debut edition explores how young people are redefining what peacebuilding looks like in the 21st century.


From the economics of a borderless crisis to villages becoming diplomats in their own right, this edition traces how climate action moves from grassroots communities to the global stage, and where youth fit into that story.
From TikTok’s algorithmic battlefield to the invisible frontlines of the Russia-Ukraine war, this edition explores how information has become a weapon of conflict, and what it takes for young people to defend the truth in a digital age.


From algorithmic feeds shaping identity to the fight for indigenous languages to survive, this edition explores how globalization and social media are reshaping culture, and how young people are choosing what to keep, adapt, or protect.
From algorithmic bias challenged by young activists to the fight for equal pay and restorative justice beyond punishment, this edition explores how inequality persists across technology, gender, and the justice system, and what it takes to build a fairer world.


From a wartime letter that took fifty years to be read to a message written to an algorithm that thinks it knows you, this edition gathers words never sent, from lost languages and imagined cities to the things we could never quite say out loud.
From stateless people left without legal recognition to island nations imagining life beyond their shorelines, this edition explores what belonging really means across borders, languages, and generations, and what it takes to turn it into rights.


From citizens’ assemblies and participatory budgeting to journalism, lobbying, and peaceful protest, this edition examines how ordinary people gain a real voice in politics, and what makes power accountable to the people it affects.
From AI in classrooms and hospitals to the energy powering the cloud, this edition asks who technology truly serves, and how people can stay responsible, included, and in control as the tools around them change.


From measuring progress beyond national income to the debts, minerals, and neighborhoods shaping the Global South, this edition explores who benefits from development, and how it can expand real opportunities for people.
Founder & President
Founder & President of Global Voice Journal, an international youth-led publication platform producing monthly research-based magazines on global issues, engaging 100+ writers across multiple countries and reaching 1,000+ monthly readers.
Also Founder of DIPLOMAP Podcast and Chief Organizer of SpaceStamp, initiatives advancing cultural diplomacy, youth engagement, and sustainable tourism in Vietnam.
Honored to serve as a delegate, speaker, and policy contributor at:
Published & mentored policy work:

CO-auTHOR & Head economics correspondent
Student at Nguyen Sieu International School with interests in communication and public diplomacy. Passionate about using storytelling and journalism to make global issues more accessible for young people and empower them to engage with current affairs through informed conversations.
Journalism & Writing Intern
The World & Vietnam Report – Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam

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