Filipino Composer Rom Dongeto's Journey with 'Kanlungan'
While 'Kanlungan' is often associated with Noel Cabangon, its roots lie in Rom Dongeto's activism, shaped by the tumultuous political landscape of the 1980s. The song's creation and legacy raise questions about artistic integrity and commercialism.
Tatay Elmer Cordero Honored in Final Caravan in Quezon City
The passing of Tatay Elmer Cordero, a prominent jeepney driver and activist, was commemorated in a moving final caravan. His dedication to the transport sector and fight for drivers' rights resonated strongly with many.
Remembering Tatay Elmer Cordero: A Life Dedicated to Activism and Community
Elmer Cordero, known as Tatay Elmer, was more than a jeepney driver; he was a symbol of hope and activism. His commitment to social justice left a lasting impact on many.
‘An Sayaw nin mga Salampati’ Highlights Bicol's Human Rights Struggles
The film *An Sayaw nin mga Salampati* captures the heart-wrenching reality of enforced disappearances in Bicol while showcasing the region's vibrant traditions. As families search for justice, this cinematic work turns grief into a collective call for human rights.
Olivia Rodrigo's Festival Promotes Women's Well-Being Through Nonprofits
Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields Festival has become a beacon for women's rights and well-being, raising significant funds while empowering young activists and connecting generations.
Encounters with Joy and Sadness in 'Edjop' Film Release
The upcoming film 'Edjop' highlights the life of a prominent activist, but his partner Joy Asuncion struggles with health issues that prevent her from fully experiencing its significance. Her journey alongside Jopson embodies both triumph and tragedy.
Filipinos in Berlin Reflect on Migration, Home, and Belonging
Filipino migrants in Berlin are navigating their identities and activism while grappling with the emotional costs of migration. Their stories highlight the complexities of belonging in a foreign land.
Progressive Groups Rally in Quezon City on SONA Day
On July 27, 2026, progressive groups rallied in Quezon City, voicing demands for government accountability and reforms in response to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s State of the Nation Address.
Reclaiming the Crimson: Courage in the Face of Red-Tagging
The contrasting responses of Angel Locsin and Robin Padilla during the Senate proceedings reveal deep truths about courage and accountability in the Philippines. This story highlights the significance of reclaiming narratives in times of crisis.