No amount of distance can ever quantify how Filipina mothers are willing to go through for their family and children especially those working overseas.
Category: Guest Post
Soon, community pantries should stop operating
An empty community pantry means it has served its purpose.
Tokyo 2021: Supporting Filipino athletes as they #ThirstForGold
As Filipino Olympians Hidilyn Diaz and EJ Obiena intensely prepare for the Tokyo Olympics 2021, the two are inviting Filipinos to support them in the upcoming competition.
Advancing a ‘Better Normal’ for Pinay migrant workers
The importance and contributions of women in our society are inestimable but a majority of them still face challenges that are inhumane and degrading.
‘Tayo Tayo’ is the official community pantry anthem
‘Tayo Tayo’ is a story of the Filipino solidarity and a call to speak truth to power—a call for medical solutions and not lockdowns amid surging Covid-19 cases.
Pisay student wins NY Times’ STEM writing contest
A Grade 11 student at the Philippine Science High School – Main Campus emerges as one of the top 11 winners of The Learning Network’s second annual STEM Writing Contest organized by The New York Times.
Pisay offers online Science Comms training to Grade 10
PISAYCOM envisions to inspire Filipino youth to communicate science towards national consciousness and enhance participants’ ability to laymanize science content through multimedia.
Finding peace, manifesting wishes through charms, crystals
Unprecedented lockdowns and quarantines have led people to seek new and old ways to protect their inner peace and promote wellness, so crystals have made a resurgence.
Thriving in Southeast Asia’s new education landscape
‘The goal is to ensure that every student has access to a high-quality education and support educators in delivering instruction.’
To the moon and back: PhilSA’s roadmap towards a space-capable and spacefaring nation
The Philippine Space Agency plans to achieve a thriving local space ecosystem by 2030.
PasaJob: new beginnings at your fingertips
Philippine’s first referral-based job platform PasaJob aims to address unfilled job positions.
Drawing your path as a young Filipino artist
To thrive as an artist is not all colors and butterflies starting from portfolio-building.
Help #CommunityPantryPH stock up through these suppliers, apps
With more than 300 hundred pantries servicing around the country and counting, it is not too late to extend some compassion.
Mula Maginhawa hanggang Mindanao, #CommunityPantry nasa 200 na
Pansamantalang sarado ang unang community pantry sa kalye ng Maginhawa, pero simbilis ng virus na kumakalat ang kabutihang loob na nagtataguyod sa ngayo’y humigit-kumulang 200 community pantries sa buong bansa.
Young Filipino artists you have to know about
Most parents would scold their children for making a ‘mess,’ but little did we know that fostering and nurturing this curiosity and creativity would soon give rise to the Filipino artists that we have now.
Grieve then rage against the dying of the light
Let our grief be our catharsis, not to perpetually expunge the events of the past, but rather to acknowledge that it will never fully end.
1st nat’l plan for street children launched by CWC, multisectors
Amid fears that the continuing economic crisis could worsen the condition of children in street situations, the first national plan for street children are launched.
Fight worries and anxieties, one candle at a time
The pandemic may seem endless but you can help yourself to get through this tough time.
In Davao, a Barista invests ‘ayuda’ to start a mobile coffee shop
A couple in Davao City bet against the odds and now owns a flourishing cafe loved by the people.
10 ideas to help you survive this prolonged quarantine
The pandemic may seem endless but you can help yourself to get through this tough time.
