Category: Philippines
The Day Palawan Was Nearly Lost to the USA
The bill became a flashpoint for debates about Philippine sovereignty, American imperialism, and the future of the Moros.
A Legacy of Academic Activism: Francisco “Dodong” Nemenzo, Jr.
Nemenzo was a pragmatist who essentialized revolutionary thought in the realities of the Philippine struggle.
A Woman Before Her Time
We can certainly add a third historical figure to that list—Enriqueta de Peralta, an Ilocano poet, civic leader, social worker and champion of women’s rights.
BOOK REVIEW: His Name Was Absalon, A Family Odyssey
The book’s cover is adorned by a photograph of the Laoag Plaza taken around the 1950s or 1960s when the author lived in Laoag.
From Brokenness to Purpose: A Journey of Redemption and Grace
by Melvin Molina I grew up as the youngest of seven siblings—six boys and a girl—in a big family. My childhood memories of my father [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: PANANAMIT – An Illustrated Guide to Philippine Indigenous Attire
A poster created by artist/illustrator Jme Foronda in 2015 depicting the attires of indigenous groups of the Philippines went viral on social media in 2020.
BOOK REVIEW: The Search For Adarna
The original storyline is about the lives of King Fernando, Queen Valeriana, and their three sons: Don Pedro, Diego, and Juan.
Pacific Century Fellows and Philippine President Marcos: Elevating Tourism to New Heights!
The PCF’s visit to Malacañang Palace on November 13, 2024, was monumental, as the delegation met with President Marcos, affectionately known as “Bongbong” among the Filipino community.
We Need to Finally Put an End to Illegal Fireworks – This Should Be the Lesson We Take From The Recent New Year’s Eve Tragedy
The New Year’s Eve fireworks accidental explosion in Aliamanu, Oahu that killed three women and injured dozens was bound to happen. For years illegal backyard [Read More…]
God, In Every Step
Let us exalt Jesus in our lives and share His love with others, knowing He is with us always
