Mt. Pinatubo Disaster: When It Seemed Like the End of the World
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The Mt. Pinatubo eruption–a blow-by-blow account of the worst day in Kapampangan history, June 15, 1991.
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Filipino Survivors of Lahaina Fire Organize for Housing Solutions
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Not getting FEMA’s ear, the Lahaina Filipino Fire Survivors Association is fighting for long-term housing solutions and rental assistance.
Read MoreLesbians of Early-Colonial Philippines
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Yes, women-loving women have been with us since ancient Philippine history.
Read MoreA Busker’s Bridge to His Dreams
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Meet Aris Ashe, who busks for the music and for his dream of becoming a psychologist.
Read MoreA June 12 Spirit as Big as Texas
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Filipinos in North Texas have looked forward to Kalayaan ever since the Filipino Leaders Coalition of North Texas (FILCON) sponsored the event in 2022 after the pandemic.
Read MoreRemembering the Philippines’ First LGBTQ+ Play
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When Programang Putul-Putol was first staged in 1975, the term LGBTQ+ had not yet been coined, and the subject was not seriously discussed.
Read MoreChef Jam Melchor Cooks the Past in the Present
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Kayumanggi is a treasury of at least 150 Filipino recipes, all traditional and timeless.
Read MoreFilipina Lahaina Fire Survivors Sold Sex to Survive–New Study
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Researchers hope that the study can spark future studies from larger organizations that follow gender-based violence data 5-10 years after the fires.
Read MoreRemembering a Life Well-Lived
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The scope of Linda Ty-Casper's memoir Lives Remembered, however, is expansive, as “Lives” suggests and the penultimate sentence emphasizes: “This memoir is about the lives of all the people who have become a part of me and made me who I am.”
Read MoreFrom Blisters to Blessings: Walking Back to Santiago
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A grandmother treks to Spain’s Santiago de Compostela for the second time to give thanks to her answered prayer.
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