When Our Hands Do the Talking
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Authors Joanna Que and Charina Marquez say societies can be more inclusive of the hearing impaired by teaching basic sign language in early childhood education.
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Killing the Poor: How to Read ‘Some People Need Killing’
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Find out how Patricia Evangelista’s widely acclaimed book mirrors the Philippines’ overall political degeneration.
Read More‘La Vie en Pose’: Performing and Posing on Social Media
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Author and artist Michael Magnaye turns cross-dressing into an art form and act of subversion.
Read MoreStrangers in Strange Lands
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Beverly Parayno’s Wildflowers short story collection offers a prismatic view of what it means to be a woman in the world today.
Read MoreSaving Fireflies, Fishes and the Deep Blue Sea
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Salvacion ‘Roselle’ Reyes of Columbia, Maryland has been through childhood trauma, cancer surgeries and a car crash that left her emotionally and mentally scarred. But she has found healing in conserving nature, writing poetry and storytelling.
Read MoreHomelands: A Fight for Life Itself
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Homelands, brings together the voices of the Indigenous in photos, essays and original artwork by Filipino artists.
Read MoreJen Soriano Plumbs the Depths of Filipino Heritage and Healing
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Author Jen Soriano links Filipino Americans’ mental health struggles to inherited trauma from the colonial corrosion of the Filipino soul.
Read MoreWhat Did You Do in the War, Mommy?
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A phone call from a stranger made her write a book about her mother.
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A Hero Kids Should Know
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Children’s book introduces Filipino American working class hero to students in first to fourth grade.
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