Tagos hanggang buto: The stain of period poverty
In the Philippines, communities are plagued by a lack of access to menstrual and hygiene products and limited knowledge on women’s reproductive health.
The enduring condolences for Filipino-Palestinian refugees
As Fllipino-Palestinian families from Gaza adjust to life in the Philippines, the memory of their war-torn lands continues to torment them.
Motorcycle taxis squeeze through gaps in public transport
Motorcycle taxis navigate their way to fit in the streets of the metro, echoing the commuter’s plea for comprehensive accessibility of local modes of transport.
From the factory to the picket line, the legacy of the jeepney remains
Since the PUVMP proposal in 2017, several jeepney groups have urged the government to address issues in the program and to let the Philippine jeepney’s legacy live on.
Through the embers, the legacy of the Manila Central Post Office lives on
Severely damaged by the fire, the majestic building serves as a reminder to honor the Filipino cultural heritage before it fades away with time.
Ghosts of democracy: Transcending loss with families of desaparecidos
Grieving a disappeared loved one is difficult to bear while more cases of enforced disappearances continue to haunt society.
Rainbow blues: The politics and dangers behind pinkwashing
Through pinkwashing, politicians show their surface-level support to queer causes while diluting their meaning and significance.
Staying grounded: What stands between Filipino travelers and the world
From the flawed immigration system to our passport’s minuscule power, it is no secret that Filipinos face difficulties in applying for any type of visa.
How farmers’ cries for help grow louder amid calamities
While natural disasters wreak havoc across the nation, farmers are left to fend for themselves, to salvage their homes and livelihood.
Silenced voices and conflicting political narratives burn family bridges
Nothing is more dangerous to familial connections than contrasting political stances. Here, we shed light on what it’s like to live under a roof where you are the minority opinion.