Artificial intelligence (AI)-aided human rights education for Filipinos is being offered by the Shareware community’s group of volunteers in its bid to help educators and parents teach children well.
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Margo is a voracious reader - some might even say she reads too much for her own good. She majored in BS Psychology and hopes to become a forensic psychologist one day. She’s also an aspiring writer, mental health advocate, and a staunch believer of equality.
Peace Corps volunteer Ambet Yangco is 1st Filipino JFK Service Awardee
Peace Corps volunteer Roberto “Ambet” Yangco has been honored with the John F. Kennedy (JFK) Service Award, the first Filipino to receive the prestigious award named after the former United States President and Peace Corps founder.
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Pinoy-pop groups BGYO, BINI team up with Korean-pop Red Velvet for benefit concert
Pinoy-pop groups BGYO, BINI, and more Filipino acts are teaming up with Korean-pop girl group Red Velvet for a benefit concert happening in Manila this July 2022.
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New Jersey school names auditorium after 1st Filipino Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa
New Jersey’s Toms River High School North has named its newly-renovated auditorium after the first Filipino Nobel Peace Prize winner, Maria Ressa.
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Mike de Leon’s 1st feature film “Itim” made during Martial Law screens at Cannes
Filipino veteran director Mike de Leon shared a powerful statement about being a young filmmaker during the Martial Law years in the Philippines as his first feature film, Itim, was screened at the 75th Cannes Film Festival in France.
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Houston Rockets’ Jalen Green gives back to Filipino community in Canada
The Houston Rockets’ Filipino-American rookie guard Jalen Green has partnered with Adidas and Toronto-based non-profit Rise Tribe to give back to the Filipino community in Canada.
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Team Philippines wraps up Hanoi SEA Games campaign with 52 golds, new records
Team Philippines secured 52 golds, 70 silvers, and 104 bronze medals while establishing new records to rank 4th overall in the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) which wrapped up in Hanoi, Vietnam today, May 23.
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Armin Luistro elected 1st Filipino successor to St. John Baptist de La Salle
Brother Armin Luistro has been elected the new superior general of the De La Salle Brothers, the first Filipino to hold the highest post in the global education institution founded by St. John Baptist de La Salle of France.
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SEE: Ayala Museum’s arts and history galleries open for free on Museum Day
Take this rare chance to view Ayala Museum’s prized collections of Philippine arts and historical artifacts during this National Heritage Month as the Makati gallery gives the public free access for one day only to celebrate International Museum Day.
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Filipina special ed teacher Ella Nava wins U.S. Heart of Education Award
Filipina teacher Ma. Ismela “Ella” Nava has won a Heart of Education award for her work in special education in the Clark County School District in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.
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WATCH: Brocka, Bernal Filipino film classics screening for free in cinemas
Here’s where to watch Filipino film classics by Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, Manuel Conde, Gerardo de Leon, Eddie Romero, Fernando Poe, Jr., and Kidlat Tahimik screening for free in cinemas nationwide in celebration of National Heritage Month in the Philippines this May 2022.
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Community Pantry pioneer Ana Patricia Non named Woman of Courage by US Embassy
Community pantry pioneer Ana Patricia Non has been bestowed the Woman of Courage Award by the United States Embassy in the Philippines for her efforts to aid and inspire needy Filipinos in difficult times.
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