A June 12 Spirit as Big as Texas
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Filipinos in North Texas have looked forward to Kalayaan ever since the Filipino Leaders Coalition of North Texas (FILCON) sponsored the event in 2022 after the pandemic.
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Remembering the Philippines’ First LGBTQ+ Play
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When Programang Putul-Putol was first staged in 1975, the term LGBTQ+ had not yet been coined, and the subject was not seriously discussed.
Read MoreChef Jam Melchor Cooks the Past in the Present
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Kayumanggi is a treasury of at least 150 Filipino recipes, all traditional and timeless.
Read MoreFilipina Lahaina Fire Survivors Sold Sex to Survive–New Study
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Researchers hope that the study can spark future studies from larger organizations that follow gender-based violence data 5-10 years after the fires.
Read MoreRemembering a Life Well-Lived
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The scope of Linda Ty-Casper's memoir Lives Remembered, however, is expansive, as “Lives” suggests and the penultimate sentence emphasizes: “This memoir is about the lives of all the people who have become a part of me and made me who I am.”
Read MoreFrom Blisters to Blessings: Walking Back to Santiago
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A grandmother treks to Spain’s Santiago de Compostela for the second time to give thanks to her answered prayer.
Read MoreNature’s Daughter
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Meet visual artist Cecile Artillaga who has the gift of magnifying and elevating nature for everybody to wonder and enjoy.
Read MoreA Soccer Franchise Valued for Its Values
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Angel City FC (ACFC) of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) players have Japan, Korea, Philippines, and Vietnam coursing through their veins.
Read MoreNotes on Our Life in Today’s China
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Temporary expats’ random observations on life in today’s China.
Read MoreOur Kitchens, Ourselves
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Written mostly by Theresians (St. Theresa’s College alums), this anthology has something for every taste profile.
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