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Category: Guest Post
Kabuhayan ng OFWs sa Doha, Walang Katiyakan Ngayong Pandemya
Kahit ang mga expat hired ng gobyerno ng Qatar ay hindi sigurado sa kanilang trabaho dahil sa pandemya.
Stay-at-Home Parenting in the Time of COVID-19
A call for awareness and more empathy for stay-at-home parents taking on more tasks brought about by the pandemic
With Several Regional TV Stations Gone, Community Press Has Big Shoes to Fill
The inclusion of regional TV stations in the ABS-CBN shutdown spells less sources of local news and information for the provinces and signals more work for the community press
In Post-Lockdown France, Filipino Scientist Hopes for A ‘Better Normal’
A Filipino scientist in the French Alpine City of Grenoble reflects on embracing the ‘better normal’ after the lockdowns.
Pangungulila at Pag-iisa sa Panahon ng Corona
‘Nakita ko ang isang mukha ng bansang ito na kadalasang naikukubli ng matataas at mararangyang gusali’
New Normal in Dubai: A Test of Survival
Thousands of OFWs in the Middle East were repatriated back home but many are still in the game.
Serving the Country through ABS-CBN
A teacher-turned-TV script supervisor in ABS-CBN believes working at school and on TV are the same: they serve the Filipino people.
Ang Kwento ng mga Mujer: Pag-ibig, Pagtatanghal at Katapangan ng mga Golden Gay
Ang mga Lolang unang tumayo para sa pagkakapantay-pantay at lumaban sa diskriminasyon.
New Normal in Denmark: Breathing Through Crisis in Utopia
Denmark is the first European country to reopen schools and is regarded as an international leader in COVID-19 response.
Ramblings on A Rough Christian Journey
Sometimes, we feel like we are at peace with how we or others see ourselves. But when those times come when that peace is put to the test, we get to ask many questions—ramblings when the journey gets rough.
Wondering Which K-Pop Playlist Suits You Best? Take This Quiz
Korean music is one of the most eclectic and diverse genres on Spotify.
‘Journalists are Partners for Truth, Not Enemies’
PNP always says they respect press freedom, but can they walk the talk?
Not a Lost March: A Tribute to ‘Corona’ Graduates
I heard the call of home from more than a thousand miles away. I went home to my alma mater, Sindangan National High School, to address its 2019 graduands. That was a year ago, but it remains one of the most meaningful journeys I have ever made. As I sat among school officials and dignitaries…
Father’s Day in Isolation: Celebrating Filipino Heroes Overseas
Father’s Day celebration is a bit different this year, no thanks to COVID-19, especially for first-time OFW fathers stuck abroad.
Stephen King’s IT (1986): How to Beat the Devil
Conceptually ambitious and emotionally cathartic, Stephen King’s IT continues to shock and horrify readers to this day.
Never Grey
A millennial professional reflects on what it means to choose a side instead of staying in the middle.
When Quitting Your Job Is the Right Thing to Do Even During a Pandemic
But in pockets of idle time, UNCERTAINTY would rear its ugly head. ‘Where am I headed next?’
Vox Populi, Vox Dei: It’s ‘Anti-Freedom Bill’
Many of us do want to live in peace and freedom, but not all are willing to fight for it.
Rise of ‘Cheapfakes’ Next Stage of Political Trolling in the Philippines?
The use of ‘cheapfakes’ raises the primary question of how this was actually done, before we speculate on why this was done.
