Helene, a Name I Refuse to Forget
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Poet Tony Robles shares moments when Hurricane Helene recently ran wild, bringing both ruin and togetherness in his mobile home community in North Carolina.
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Positively Filipino’s Timeline: Filipino American History
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Here’s a quick look at the chronology of Filipino American history and historic breakthroughs.
Read MoreFilipino Films Rise to the Top in the Film Lab's 72-Hour Shootout
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Filipino gastronomic influences inspire winning films in an annual global “shootout.”
Read MorePortraits of Filipino Identity
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Artist Melvyn Culaba’s exhibit examines both the beautiful and less admirable traits of the Filipino, portraying a variety of characters, from babies to senior historical figures.
Read MoreFil-Ams Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 61
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Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
Read MoreContemporary Filipino Artists and Historical Memory
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Philippine identity is evolving rapidly, and its various manifestations in contemporary art are some of the ways in which it is being negotiated and defined in the public sphere.
Read MoreCyclers with a Cause
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Through their long-distance bike rides, they are raising funds, and just as importantly, awareness of the plight of the farmers and fisher folks back home.
Read MoreThe Year of Pacita Abad
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Finally, the late Filipino American visual artist Pacita Abad is getting the international recognition she long deserved.
Read MoreA Multitasker for the Lord
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Faith, sports, books, films, and more make Polish Fil-Am Fr. Vince Kuna tick while serving as resident priest in St. Monica Catholic Church in California.
Read MoreAn Illustrator’s Illustrious Award
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Meet Fil-Canadian Sarah Gonzales, winner of the 2024 Ezra Jack Keats Illustrator Award for the book The Only Way to Make Bread.
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