A Pathbreaker for Ethnic Studies

A Pathbreaker for Ethnic Studies

Find out how educator Daniel P. Gonzales played a critical role in the making of ethnic and Asian American studies at San Francisco State.

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Fil Am Cam Bynum Spreads Football and Faith

Fil Am Cam Bynum Spreads Football and Faith

While visiting the Philippines, football star Cam Bynum saw another value he learned from his Filipino family members: resilience.

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Pearl Parmelee, 69, Proponent of Filipino Cuisine in America and Beyond

Pearl Parmelee, 69, Proponent of Filipino Cuisine in America and Beyond

To many of us, Pearl Parmelee-Cabrera was the Tita of all Titas—larger than life, relentless, tenacious, and driven. Yet beneath her remarkable accomplishments was a quiet strength and generosity that touched countless lives. She was a mentor, friend, supporter, advocate, confidante, and family to so many.

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Tribute to a Master Gardener

Tribute to a Master Gardener

Alberto “Bitoy” Camero had no experience as a gardener, Bitoy rapidly honed his skills on the job and gradually came to love it, especially when his clients in the village praised his work.

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Teacher Joyce Brings Out Hope

Teacher Joyce Brings Out Hope

Teacher Joyce offers her students an unwavering faith in their capacity to heal, recover, grow, and learn.

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Fil-Ams and the NFL: From Roman Gabriel to Super Bowl-Winning Jason Myers

Fil-Ams and the NFL: From Roman Gabriel to Super Bowl-Winning Jason Myers

Filipino American athletes have contributed meaningfully at every level of professional football.

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My Grandfather, Leader and Pioneer

My Grandfather, Leader and Pioneer

Leon B. Edrozo, the “First Filipino Tobacco Entomologist,” was honored with a limited-edition commemorative stamp by the Philippine Post Office in November 2024.

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Dado Banatao, an Inspiration for Filipinos

Dado Banatao, an Inspiration for Filipinos

Friends and peers recall Diosdado “Dado” Banatao’s humility, generosity, and belief in advanced technology’s possibilities for the Philippines

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Teacher Gigi Can Make You Love Math

Teacher Gigi Can Make You Love Math

What if math were taught differently, specifically through visual storytelling? This is exactly the approach of Dr. Gigi Carunungan, Ed.D.

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From Academia to Pageantry: A Mother’s Pride

From Academia to Pageantry: A Mother’s Pride

A daughter who was once not allowed to be a muse in her rural province’s Santacruzan or Flores de Mayo celebrations embarked on an unexpected journey.

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