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Robotics scientist Rodrigo Jamisola Jr. helps build underwater drones to protect Pasig River, Philippine Rise, Verde Island

Filipino robotics engineer Rodrigo Jamisola Jr. is helping the Philippines build underwater research drones intended for surveys of the Pasig River, the Philippine Rise, and the Verde Island Passage. Engineer Jamisola, the engineer-academician who helped Botswana in the development of their military drone as an associate professor at Botswana International University of Science and Technology, […]

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Kara David’s Project Malasakit helps Mangyan graduate, pass teachers’ board exams

Multi-awarded Filipino broadcast journalist Kara David’s Project Malasakit welcomed its newest graduate – Patrick Reyes from the Mangyans of Mindoro. Kara David and Project Malasakit announced in early June that Patrick Reyes has finished his education degree and passed the Licensure Examinations for Teachers. Patrick Reyes is from the Buhid Tribe in the mountains of […]

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Angking Galing Entrepinoy of Lasallian Community Development Center helps micro entrepreneurs grow their business | Good News Pilipinas! Radio Live Exclusive

Lasallian Community Development Center (LCDC) is helping micro entrepreneurs in Cavite province to grow their business through the Angking Galing Entrepinoy (AGE) project. LCDC, the outreach agency of De La Salle University Dasmarinas which recently surpassed China’s Guinness Record while crowdsourcing funds for scholars, has been training self-employed micro entrepreneurs through practicum programs and giving […]

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Filipino novelist Gina Apostol helps Southeast Asian writers in London

Award-winning Filipino novelist Gina Apostol is helping other Southeast Asian writers based in London. Apostol conducted a masterclass for SULAT, a platform launched by the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) University of London in January. The Filipino author facilitated discussions about the place of history and the “silent voices” in writing post-colonial fiction, […]

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