Author: Aleeana Agustin

At the seams of exile, Tatriz Asia weaves the Palestinian narrative

Stitching home across borders, Tatriz Asia keeps the Palestinian identity alive through threads of heritage, resilience, and belonging.

A rude awakening for the “American dream”

Amid immigration crackdowns in the US, Filipinos here and abroad find themselves piecing together the fractured pieces of the “American dream.”

Project Linang PH rewrites education along the margins

Little by little, Project Linang PH flattens steep inclines to basic education, clearing the path for a more empowered tomorrow.

Rant and Rave: In ‘Para Kay B,’ love can stay or stray

This adaptation of Ricky Lee’s ‘Para Kay B’ is a tragic tale of love—in all its misery and mystery.

Redefining motherhood: An enduring delivery of love 

In every form and face, motherhood blooms—making a timeless symphony of love, sacrifice, and strength that exceeds blood, tradition, and expectation.

Writer’s Recap: HTG’s ‘DuLaSalle 2k24: Candelabra’ sets hopes and dreams alight

Harlequin Theatre Guild’s DuLaSalle 2k24: Candelabra is a story of heritage and heroism, passed on through generations and rooted in the narratives of Candelaria, Quezon.

Romance beyond the price tag: handmade and handwritten with care

While shiny things and paper rings declare love boldly, careful gestures and imperfect letters capture the heart’s most vulnerable truths.

Ascending heights with Filipino rock climbers

Rock climbing does not solely mean hooked grapples and scaled boulders. The true anchor point of success is the exhilarating aspiration of summiting.

Writer’s Recap: The sentimental soundscapes of ‘Grandioso 2024—Symphonic Portraits’

Refined with time, the Lasallian Youth Orchestra brandishes 15 years of memorable harmonies in “Grandioso 2024: Symphonic Portraits.”

Kanlungan ni Maria’s mission of aging with grace

Situated amid the quiet uptown of Antipolo City, Kanlungan ni Maria is a welcoming haven for the overlooked elderly of society.