Ka Randy and the path to peace and ploughshares
It was in 2011, during the first year of the Aquino administration, when I first got to work closely with peace builder and land defender Randall ‘Ka Randy’ Echanis, deputy secretary general of...
View ArticleAminin man natin o hindi, lahat tayo ay apektado.
Naging karaniwang tagpo sa mga bangketa at lansangan ang paglalakad ng kalakhan. Palagi ngang viral sa social media ang mga balita o kuwento tungkol sa “resiliency” ng mga Pinoy sa paglalakad para...
View ArticleMarcelo H. del Pilar, Ama ng Peryodismong Pilipino, Tinig ng Manunulat
Agosto 30 ay ipinagdiriwang natin ang ika-170 na kaarawan ng dakilang bayaning si Marcelo H. del Pilar o mas kilala sa bansag o pangalan sa panulat na Plaridel. Isang dakilang manunulat si del Pilar na...
View ArticleMula Laboratoryo Hanggang Cotabato: Ang Pagtatampok sa Natatanging Karanasan...
Bahagi ng pagiging guro ng Philippine Science High School- Main Campus o PISAY, ang mailublob ang mga sarili sa isang gawaing nagpapakita ng malasakit sa pamamagitan ng pagbabahagi ng kaalaman sa kapwa...
View ArticlePaggunita at Pagsasabuhay ng Pamana ni Obispo Maximo Gregorio Labayan Aglipay
Setyembre 1, ating ginugunita ang kadakilaan ng ating mahal na Obispo Maximo Gregorio Labayan Aglipay. Siya ay mula sa uring magsasaka, naging kabataang-estudyante, naging pari,...
View ArticleKung bakit marami ang nagluluksa sa pagpanaw ni Lloyd
May katotohanan kasing natatanaw kay Lloyd. Walang pagpapanggap. Walang bahid ng pagkukunwari na makikita sa bawat ginagawa nyang content. Yung labis na pagmamahal sa magulang nya, pagtulong nya sa mga...
View ArticleWho are the at-risk political prisoners seeking humanitarian release?
Political prisoners’ kin group KAPATID returned to the Supreme Court to remind magistrates of their 5-month old petition for “humanitarian” releases and to assail Duterte’s granting of absolute pardon...
View ArticleMartial Law Noon at Ngayon: Dissecting the Marcos and Duterte regimes, a webinar
The UP Manila University Student Council (UPM USC) along with the Youth Movement Against Tyranny (YMAT), League of Filipino Students (LFS) Metro Manila, and Paaralang Jose Maria Sison launched a...
View ArticleGurong Pinoy, Gurong Frontliner: Pagdiriwang ng World Teachers Day
Ngayong Oktubre 5, sabay-sabay na ipagdiriwang ang Pandaigdigang Araw ng mga Guro na may temang “Teachers: Leading in Crisis, Reimagining the Future”. Kasabay din ito ng unang araw ng pagbubukas ng...
View ArticleDespite struggles amid COVID-19 pandemic, campus journos continue to uphold...
Along with the pool of media workers in the country, campus journalists are not exempt to various struggles amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been over six months since Metro Manila was placed in a...
View ArticleGurong Pinoy, Gurong Frontliner: Pagdiriwang ng World Teachers Day
Ngayong Oktubre 5, sabay-sabay na ipagdiriwang ang Pandaigdigang Araw ng mga Guro na may temang “Teachers: Leading in Crisis, Reimagining the Future”. Kasabay din ito ng unang araw ng pagbubukas ng...
View ArticleIna: mother, activist, rights worker, fighter
There may be no words to describe the grief of a parent who loses a child, and grieving political prisoner Reina Mae “Ina” Nasino were allowed by police to utter only a few in the first of two 3-hour...
View ArticleCall for donations for Typhoon Rolly survivors
On October 29, 11am, typhoon Rolly (international name: Goni) entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) and was projected to bring heavy to intense rains to areas in its track, many provinces...
View ArticleBehind bars, placards, and mourning: A small portrait of Reina Nasino
It was the 5th of November last year when the horror of Implan Kalasag took away the freedom of 3 young activists in Tondo, Manila – namely Ram Carlo Bautista, Alma Moran, and Reina Mae Nasino – based...
View ArticleFood fair at Sagul Food Park in Malingap
Food advocates from Agroecology Exchange (AEX) will be holding a day-long agroecology festival this November 7 in Sagul Food Park, Teacher’s Village, Diliman, Quezon City. Food talks and affordable...
View ArticleBuwan ng mga Bata at ang Pagtaguyod sa Kanilang mga Karapatan
Nakasentro sa karapatan ng mga bata ang pag-alala sa National Children’s Month o Buwan ng mga Bata ngayong taong 2020. Ayon sa Council for the Children’s Welfare o CWC, ang “Sama-samang Itaguyod ang...
View ArticleTyphoon Ulysses aftermath in Tumana
Marikina City is among the hardest-hit areas in Metro Manila and by typhoon Ulysses. Residents from 9 of its 16 barangays called for rescue as the floods displace people in their homes on the wee hours...
View ArticleLive tweets, context and fact-checking
President Rodrigo Duterte’s speech late night on November 17 was seen an unraveling of the strongman, and #DuterteMeltdown became the top trending topic on Twitter. He hurled insults, lies,...
View ArticleKasiglahan Village, Anakpawis, Banaba communities in Rizal bear brunt of...
Global climate has undergone series of changes at least with the factors incorporated to the combination of natural phenomena and the effects of human activities leading to an absolute downfall as a...
View Article157th Bonifacio Day and An Unfinished Revolution
“Bayan, bayan, bayan ko‘Di pa tapos ang laban moRebolusyon ni BonifacioIsulong mo bagong tipo” Workers and labor unions, farmers, fishermen, urban poor, jeepney drivers, youth and political groups sang...
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