Bonding in Bavaria
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Reuniting with family and kababayan in the land of beer and BMW.
Read More[PARTNER] Community Pillars Fortify Abuse Prevention Campaign
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Pilipino Bayanihan Resource Center and Seton Medical Center/Part of Verity Health System will join the Philippine Consulate General and Union Bank in presenting ALLICE's 12th annual Free from Violence, an education program and resource fair 5:30-7:30 pm, Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the lobby of Seton Medical Offices Building on 1850 Sullivan Ave. in Daly City.
Read MoreTen Lesser-Known Photos from the Martial Law Years That Will Blow You Away
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Another gem of a compilation from historical trivia site FilipiKnow.net: photos illustrating some of the back stories of that notorious period in contemporary Philippine history, martial law.
Read MoreThe Philippines’ Long Road To An Oscar
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Does Brillante Mendoza’s “Ma’Rosa” have a shot at Best Foreign Film at the Oscars?
Read MoreKaraoke, Ube Reign At Art Exhibition Tribute to Pop Legend Prince
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A unique art exhibition with Filipino undertones honors the late music legend, Prince.
Read MoreShackled Art
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Prison art, which became a popular cultural activity behind bars during the martial law period, continues to thrive in the hearts and hands of Philippine political detainees today.
Read MoreFrom Here to Fraternity: The Gran Oriente Filipino Hotel
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Now worth millions, this old residential hotel holds the stories of the Filipino community in San Francisco.
Read More[PARTNER] Save the Gran Oriente as a Filipino Heritage Site
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The first-ever building owned by a Filipino organization in North America, the Gran Oriente Filipino Hotel, in South Park is about to be sold, and a disabled, elderly resident is threatened with displacement.
Read MoreThe Passing of a Bridge Generation Fil-Am Icon: Bob Santos
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Without Uncle Bob Santos, the International District of Seattle would not have survived as a living, working-class, pan-Asian neighborhood with an intact culture and history and Seattle’s Filipino community would not be as enlightened.
Read MoreOpinion: Two Awakenings and a Funeral
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Sociologist and columnist Randy David asks: “How much violence against history must we commit to redeem the illusions of the dictator’s family?”
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