My Audacious Filipino Journey
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A Filipino American credits his short childhood in the Philippines with leading him to four successful careers, proficiency in six languages, and a satisfying journey through life.
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Book recommendations for 2020 Filipino American History Month
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Books to include in your reading list for Filipino American History Month
Read MoreFilAms Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 10
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Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
Read More[WEBINAR VIDEO] How Do We Make the Fil-Am Vote Count?
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Former Acting Lieutenant Governor of California Mona Pasquil Rogers hosts this panel discussing how Filipino Americans can be a viable voting block in the American electoral process. In this panel are Prof. Benjamin Muego, political consultant Kevin Acebo, and former Cerritos Mayor Mark Pulido.
Read MoreShocked and Awed
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Read the first book on a Mindanao war written from the soldiers’ and rebels’ perspectives.
Read MoreTaylor Healy Saves the Signs of These Times
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Meet a Fil-Am who dwells in the rarified world of art conservation.
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[PARTNER] ALLICE's 16th Annual Free from Violence
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This month, "Tanong ni Congen" is devoting a full episode to commemorate October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month and honor Claire Joyce Tempongko, who was tortured and murdered on October 22, 2000, by her ex-boyfriend in front of her young children in their home in San Francisco.
Read MoreThe Happy Home Cook: Amboy Adobo
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The traditional way of making adobo is super fast and super easy. But, as a young cook, I didn’t like how you would quickly sear chicken and end up with a somewhat tough meat. I didn’t want to stray from what’s traditionally in adobo, but I did want to use a different technique. It wasn’t till I began to master sauces in school and play with French basics that I figured out the answer.
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