Category: Features
How Some Filipino Millennials View Things Differently Than The Older Generation
by Jasmine Sadang It is common for parents and families to have differing judgments and beliefs from their children. However, these varying viewpoints can cause [Read More…]
Leni Rides The Crest Of Pink Tsunami
by Perry Diaz Three weeks to election day, the tide of the Philippine election is turning the other way! Yes, it’s happening! You can feel [Read More…]
The Philippines’ Pink Phenomenon—the Leni Robredo Story
by Rose Churma Last month, I stayed up late glued to my iPad mesmerized by the images I was seeing: a long river of pink [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: Filipino Housewives Speak
by Rose Churma In commemoration of Women’s History Month last month, we feature another book on women, written and edited by women. This was published [Read More…]
A Woman For The Ages
by Cora Quisumbing-King When I think of International Women’s Day, my thoughts easily make their way back home to land of my birth and my [Read More…]
COVID-19: Isunan Pumanawka Mapankan
by Amado I. Yoro Isunan. PumanawkanSaanka a taga ditoy; IsunanInkan, wen, inkanPumanawkan iti awananNaganna nga ipapanaw.Adun ti pinabutngamAlarma dita, ditoy, sadiayIti saan nga agpabatubatNga arikusa ken [Read More…]
Felicing Marquez Celebrates 101 Years
by Renelaine Bontol Pfister On March 5, 2022, Felicidad Bautista Marquez celebrated her 101st birthday surrounded by family from Hawaii and all over the US. [Read More…]
Know The Symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome
Many office places have switched their meetings and communication to be almost exclusively online. Unsurprisingly, many work-from-home and virtual employees have found themselves encountering a [Read More…]
Tips To Avoid Fake Ukraine Charities
With the ongoing war on Ukraine by Russia, thousands of Ukranian civilians have traveled to the country’s border hoping to flee to safety of neighboring [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: FILIPINO WOMAN WRITING – Home and Exile in the Autobiographical Narratives of Ten Writers
by Rose Churma This March, we celebrate Women’s History Month, and it is therefore appropriate to review a book by a woman on women. Although published close [Read More…]