Educated Youth is the Foundation of a Safe and Sustainable Future

On November 4, 2026, the Department of Natural Science Education at the E. Umetov Pedagogical Institute of the Scientific-Educational-Production Complex of B. Osmonov Jalal-Abad State University hosted a scientific, practical, and educational event titled “Safety, Health, and Responsibility” and “Morality, Beauty, and Leadership — The Image of a Modern Young Woman.” The event, aimed at improving students' legal, socio-psychological, and reproductive literacy, was held at a high level.

The plenary session was opened with welcoming remarks by the Director of the E. Umetov Pedagogical Institute, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor Z. S. Kalybekova, and the Head of the Department of Natural Science Education, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor B. Zh. Zheenbekova. They emphasized the strategic importance of developing not only academic knowledge in the younger generation, but also moral, legal, and physiological culture.

The event was also attended by the Head of the Department of History, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor G. Anarbaeva, and the Head of the Department of Pedagogy, Psychology, and Learning Technologies, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor M. Zh. Naimanbaev. They delivered welcoming speeches and presented scientific reports to the participants within the framework of the stated topics. First-, second-, and third-year students from the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Pedagogy, and History took part in the event.

During the scientific-practical and expert portion of the event, invited honored guests presented informative reports on the following relevant areas:

• S. E. Kydyrova (Employee of the Suzak District Department of Internal Affairs, Police Major):“Cybersecurity and Caution on Social Networks” — risks of the digital space and rules of information security;“Safety on the Streets and in Public Places” — public order and mechanisms for ensuring personal safety;“Legal Literacy and Responsibility” — legal responsibility of youth and issues related to delinquency prevention.
• “Cybersecurity and Caution on Social Networks” — risks of the digital space and rules of information security;
• “Safety on the Streets and in Public Places” — public order and mechanisms for ensuring personal safety;
• “Legal Literacy and Responsibility” — legal responsibility of youth and issues related to delinquency prevention.
• D. A. Baltabaeva (Physician at Polyclinic No. 3 in Manas City):“Protect Your Health — Care for Your Future” — hygienic and physiological aspects of a healthy lifestyle;“Reproductive Health of Young Women and Personal Responsibility” — the culture of reproductive health as an essential condition for the well-being of future generations;“It Is Not Shameful to Know: When and Why You Need to Consult a Gynecologist” — medical prevention and the necessity of seeking timely qualified advice.
• “Protect Your Health — Care for Your Future” — hygienic and physiological aspects of a healthy lifestyle;
• “Reproductive Health of Young Women and Personal Responsibility” — the culture of reproductive health as an essential condition for the well-being of future generations;
• “It Is Not Shameful to Know: When and Why You Need to Consult a Gynecologist” — medical prevention and the necessity of seeking timely qualified advice.
• G. E. Maatazimova (Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Pedagogy, Psychology, and Learning Technologies):“Overcoming the ‘Success Syndrome’ in Modern Youth and Personal Growth” — mechanisms for improving students’ psycho-emotional resilience, stress management, and developing social and leadership qualities.
• “Overcoming the ‘Success Syndrome’ in Modern Youth and Personal Growth” — mechanisms for improving students’ psycho-emotional resilience, stress management, and developing social and leadership qualities.

Following the presentations, the event continued with an interactive discussion formatted as an “Open Mic.” Students and faculty members asked the speakers relevant questions aligned with the demands of modern society and engaged in a meaningful exchange of views.

“We express our deep gratitude to the faculty members who organized this event,” noted Kh. Nedoev, who is responsible for educational work.