[Webinar Video] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Dads

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[Webinar Video] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Dads

Last June 15, Positively Filipino continued its webinar series and invited the children of famous Filipinos to honor them this Father's Day. The panel consisted of Vicki Nievera, daughter of famous singer Bert Nievera; Lindsay Taguba-Keys, daughter of Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba; Rey Banatao, son of venture capitalist and philanthropist Dado Banatao; and Sylvia Amorsolo-Lazo, daughter of National Artist Fernando C. Amorsolo. The event was moderated by veteran journalist Odette Alcazaren-Keeley.

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[NEW WEBINAR] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Dads

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[NEW WEBINAR] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Dads

Our guest panel talks about growing up with their famous fathers. Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 6 pm PDT/ 9 pm EDT. In the Philippines, Wednesday, June 16 at 9 am. To register, click here: http://bit.ly/famousdadszoom

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[Webinar Video] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Mothers

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[Webinar Video] Loving Kids Talk About Their Famous Mothers

Last May 12, Positively Filipino invited well-known children of famous Filipino women to honor them as mothers.

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[Webinar Video] Our Climate, Ourselves

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[Webinar Video] Our Climate, Ourselves

Last April 23, 2021, Positively Filipino held its webinar on climate change featuring speakers Robert Suntay, Von Hernandez and Wei-Tai Kwok. The event was moderated by Shiela Castillo-Tiangco.

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[Webinar Video] Filipina Power Warriors in the Pandemic Front Line

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[Webinar Video] Filipina Power Warriors in the Pandemic Front Line

Last Monday, March 23, Positively Filipino held a panel of five outstanding Filipinas who share their experiences in the war against Covid-19.

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[Webinar Video] “We are NOT the Virus”: Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans

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[Webinar Video] “We are NOT the Virus”: Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans

Last March 10, Positively Filipino held a lively discussion on the rising hate crimes against Asian Americans. Invited were California Assemblymember Rob Bonta, Retired San Francisco Police Officer Eric Quema, Washington Post reporter and AAJA President Michelle Lee, and New York resident Noel Quintana, who was recent victim of a slashing assault on the subway.

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[Webinar Video] An Open Door: The Philippines as a Refuge for Jews Fleeing Nazism

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[Webinar Video] An Open Door: The Philippines as a Refuge for Jews Fleeing Nazism

Last March 3rd, Positively Filipino held a webinar on Noel “Sonny” Izon’s film “An Open Door: Holocaust Haven in the Philippines,” a documentary of the rescue of 1,200 Jews from Nazism in Europe.

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[Webinar] An Open Door: The Philippines as a Refuge for Jews Fleeing Nazism

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[Webinar] An Open Door: The Philippines as a Refuge for Jews Fleeing Nazism

A discussion on Noel “Sonny” Izon’s “An Open Door,” a documentary that commemorates the Philippine government’s historic humanitarian moment and corrects misinformation about the Jewish presence in Philippine shores.

Wednesday March 3, 2021 at 6 pm PST/ 9 pm EST
In the Philippines, Thursday, March 4 at 10 am

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[Webinar Video] Philippine-American “Relations”-- Romance and Heartbreak Among Filipino and American Celebrities in  Washington, D.C., 1898-1946

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[Webinar Video] Philippine-American “Relations”-- Romance and Heartbreak Among Filipino and American Celebrities in  Washington, D.C., 1898-1946

Last Feb. 16, 2021, Erwin Tiongson and Titchie Carandang-Tiongson, co-founders of POPDC, shared stories they have collected (or have been told by others) of love and heartbreak set in Washington, D.C.

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[NEW WEBINAR VIDEO] Filipino American Trailblazers

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[NEW WEBINAR VIDEO] Filipino American Trailblazers

As Filipino American History Month winds down, veteran journalist Lloyd LaCuesta talks to two Filipino American achievers and role models, Chief Justice of California Tani Cantil-Sakauye and Major General Antonio Taguba (Ret.).

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