Category: Features
BOOK REVIEW: Two Books To Celebrate August’s Philippine Language Week
Not so long ago, the Hawaii public library system’s children’s librarian inquired about children’s literature from the Philippines.
Students Emerge As Champions At The Palarong Pinoy 2025 Finals In Hawaii
The BYU Team emerged victorious and was declared the Palarong Pinoy 2025 Champion.
More Than Surviving: Finding Life in Jesus Christ
Thankfully, the relatives we stayed with had some Christian background. They would sometimes bring us to church, Bible studies, and Sunday school.
Kuya Max Released! Filipino And Labor Orgs Celebrate Victory, Confront Philippine Consulate’s Refusal To Meet With Community
Kuya Max expressed deep gratitude to the community and labor solidarity that have been fighting for his release since he was detained on May 15.
Filipino Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i Opens Applications for 5th Fellows Class
Founded in 2020, the FCCH Fellows Program is a flagship initiative that equips Filipino American professionals in Hawai‘i with the tools, networks, and support systems necessary to ascend into executive and civic leadership roles.
BOOK REVIEW: 66 Ilocano Songs
The book 66 ILOCANO SONGS was collected, edited, and translated by Sigrid S. Rodolfo and published by Giraffe Books in Quezon City in 1998.
Held By God In The Deepest Valley
There are valleys so deep, so dark, that even my words cannot describe them.
Pascual Crowned Mrs. Hawaii Filipina 2025
by Carlota Hufana Ader West Oahu resident Rosalie Pascual was named Mrs. Hawaii Filipina 2025 on June 7 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom. [Read More…]
Anagkallautang Iti Sirok Ti Init: Dumanonka
by Amado Yoro Dumanonka, kabsat, wen, sumrekkaSapay ta masarakam tiPussuak iti karayan a rangtayanTi binerras ti masangalTi obra-maestraBileg ti pluma kenkaA mangtiliw ipus ti ayatTi [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: The Essence Of Time, Puleo‘o
The two women came from different backgrounds, but are made of the same cloth: durable but sponge-like, absorbing and adapting to what life brought them.
