Growing Up Filipino in San Francisco’s South of Market
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Work, family, veterans, schools, music, and community in San Francisco’s South of Market.
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PinoyPals: Sharing Concerns Across the Ocean
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Through weekly digital exchanges, Filipino youths were emboldened to form long-lasting relationships and global empathy beyond national borders and familial histories.
Read MoreWho Will Care for Arnold?
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He spent decades caring for others yet fears there may be no one he can afford to care for him.
Read MoreBaguio’s Horror Festival Sparks Clash Over Art, Faith, City’s Identity
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Debate over an important question concerning artistic and cultural expression is haunting Baguio City.
Read MoreA Universal Example of a Successful Filipina
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As the new Commercial Director of the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, in Beverly Hills, Mary Ann Gamboa conforms to this revised image of Filipinas as monarchs in their culture.
Read MoreLosing Lillibeth Twice
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A mother’s dedication led to her first-born infant Lillibeth’s recovery from polio, only to lose her in adulthood to the late onset sequelae of this disease.
Read MoreTagalog Plays Return to San Francisco
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Creators Lorna Velasco and the late Joyce Juan-Manalo recognized a “hunger for Tagalog” and conceived the idea of bringing plays written in Tagalog in the Philippines to San Francisco.
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Nurse Greta’s Successful Journey
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Greta Boac Pardue has left a lasting mark on the nurses she has mentored, led, and inspired to “be the best they can be.”
Read MoreRiotbones’ Odyssey Into Gothic Horror Graphic Novels
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Graphic novelist Riotbones created an entryway into something riveting and strange.
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