Palestine sa puso
May 28, 2021
Walang kumplikado sa isyu ng Israel at Palestine. Hangga’t di nagwawakas ang pananakop ng una sa huli, di matatapos ang gulo.
Author: Ina Alleco Silverio
A greening revolution through community empowerment
April 17, 2021
The success of urban farming is proof that if the support now being given to urban poor communities is practiced a hundred-thousand fold on a national scale and to cover all Filipino farmers, the country will solve its food security issues.
On ‘Moro violence’ and other falsehoods
September 11, 2020
A conversation with Amirah Lidasan, Moro woman activist.
True to himself and others
August 28, 2020
As a street artist and activist, Pong Para-atman Spongtanyo’s work found audiences among the urban poor, street children, commuters on the way to and from work.
Tatay Elmer
August 14, 2020
He is used to hard work, but he also understands how social injustice and inequalities make it impossible even for those who work hard to improve their own lives.
Ang tunay na #Laboracay
May 1, 2018
Isinara na nitong April 26 ang buong isla ng Boracay. Sabi ng gobyerno, paglilinis ito sa isla sa loob ng anim na buwan. Mahigit 36,000 manggagawa at malamanggagawa ang apektado. Samantala, isang malaking casino-resort na pag-aari ng dayuhan ang itatayo.
Hush-hush on Prostitution in Tacloban
November 8, 2014
No one wants to talk about prostitution in Tacloban. Or at least not directly. A year after Typhoon Yolanda hit Eastern Visayas and ravaged Tacloban, the survivors of the disaster are doing their best to survive from day and day and come to terms with the reality that they will not be getting the help […]
One Year After Yolanda in Tacloban and Palo
November 8, 2014
Life in the Bunk Houses Like so many women in Palo, Anita Navarra, 59, is a Yolanda widow. Her husband Virgilio was killed during the height of the storm, and she was left to fend for herself. She now lives in one of the bunk houses built by the Department of Social Welfare and Development […]
