Category: Features
Celebrate Filipino American History Month With Local Events This October
October is Filipino American History Month to celebrate the history and culture of Filipinos in the United States.
Filipino Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i Announces Fellows Class of 2026
Applicants went through a rigorous committee interview process with FCCH advisors who are respected community leaders, and some were Fellows themselves.
HIFF Celebrates Filipino American History Month with “Spotlight on the Philippines”
The Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) celebrates its 45th anniversary in October alongside Filipino American History Month. To celebrate, HIFF is highlighting Filipino stories from [Read More…]
Center for Philippine Studies at UH Mānoa Celebrates 50 Years
The Center for Philippine Studies (CPS) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa (UHM) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
BOOK REVIEW: From Memory To Meaning
by Rose Cruz Churma This anthology book consists of personal narratives collected by the Filipino Association of University Women (FAUW) and published in August 2025. [Read More…]
“Quezon” Makes International Debut At 45th Hawaii International Film Festival
The Filipino historical film “Quezon,” starring Jericho Rosales, is making its international film debut this October at the 45th Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF45) as [Read More…]
When Tears Become Prayer for Thy Kingdom Come
These past weeks, my heart has been heavy. The headlines are filled with violence, assassinations, wars, corruption, bombings, and shootings. It is not just here in America—it is everywhere.
Tapao: Dagidagi iti Kinasiak -3
by Amado YoroTapao 3: KayawSirmataek, wen, sirmataek ti sabaliA panangmatmat iti pakabuklamSarmingka koma a pagtamdakKet birbirokek ti sungbat ti saludsod:Naipasngay kadin ti sabali payNga adipen [Read More…]
“You Have Cancer”
The sentence “You have cancer” is one of the most devastating sentences a person can hear.
Caring for the Health of Migrants Under Attack
Some don’t have health insurance, while others fear high medical bills. Language barriers and long wait times add to the stress.
