WHY I’M HERE | David Michael San Juan, propesor sa Filipino
Kuwento ng pagkamulat at pakikipagsapalaran ng isang aktibistang guro.
Espesyal na Seksiyon
In Memory of Wendell ‘Ka Waquin’ Gumban
Wendell, or Waquin to his comrades, was a scholar of the people who left his petty-bourgeois life to serve oppressed workers and, later, landless peasants and indigenous people--as a guerrilla of the New People's Army.
Romina Astudillo, campus journalist
From being a campus journalist who records history to being part of the Struggle that will create the change needed by history. I am here because we have a world to win.
Why I’m Here | Prof. Phoebe Zoe Maria Sanchez, Educator and Union Leader
A professor from the University of the Philippines - Cebu narrates how her search for the meaning of life led her to discover the real reasons behind the pattern of poverty in the country.
On the purported military surveillance on PMC’s Prof. Mykel Andrada, two others
PinoyMedia Center, Inc. and Pinoy Weekly condemns the apparent military surveillance targeting our own correspondent, Prof. Mykel Andrada, as well as two others, Max Santiago and Vencer Crisostomo. We also deplore the harassment of two artists who had supported the campaign to #StopLumadKillings.
Why I’m Here | Sr. Stella Matutina, Benedictine nun and human rights activist
A fearless Benedictine nun tells her story of being one with the indigenous people’s struggles in Caraga region of Mindanao--despite threats from the military.
Mensahe ni Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle sa #Manilakbayan2015
Mensaheng binasa si Cardinal Tagle sa mabilisang presscon sa kampuhan ng mga Lumad at mga Mindanaoan nitong Nob. 11, 2015
Angel Locsin tungkol sa Alcadev, panawagang #StopLumadKillings
Noong 2009, bumisita ang tanyag na aktres na si Angel Locsin sa Sityo Han-ayan sa Lianga, Surigao del Sur para sa isang exposure sa mga Lumad at makipagkuwentuhan sa mga bata ng Alcadev. Ito ang naisulat niya hinggil dito at hinggil sa pamamaslang sa mga Lumad.
Why I’m Here | U.G. Naguit, Thomasian and student leader
When he finally decided to end his sixth formation year in the seminary and transfer to the University of Santo Tomas, his eyes opened up to the inhumane condition of our society.
Why I’m Here | Loel B. Naparato, human trafficking victim
I am here because I seek justice as a victim of human trafficking in 2012 when I applied to teach in Washington D.C., USA.