Author at Georgetown University: Elizabeth Besa-Quirino Tells Untold Stories About Mother’s WW2 Heroism

Author at Georgetown University: Elizabeth Besa-Quirino Tells Untold Stories About Mother’s WW2 Heroism

With the support of the Philippine Embassy in Washington DC, Global Humanitarian Development Program (GHD) at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) and the Club Filipino, we invite you to a Reception and Meet the Author event: Elizabeth Ann Besa-Quirino who will talk on “Every Ounce of Courage: A Daughter’s Reflections On Her Mother’s Bravery”.

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Silent Auction of the Late Filipina Artist Maningning Miclat’s Artworks

Silent Auction of the Late Filipina Artist Maningning Miclat’s Artworks

For the first time in 30 years, a collection of some of Maningning Miclat’s artworks is being made available to the public through a Silent Auction at Art Circle Gallery, UP Diliman, from September 19 to October 5.

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Register for "Stages of Resistance: Preserving Creativity in Times of Repression."

Register for "Stages of Resistance: Preserving Creativity in Times of Repression."

Stages of Resistance brings artists, scholars, cultural critics, and organizers into the same room for two afternoons of theater, testimony, and shared inquiry.

Free. Registration required. Seating is limited and first-come, first-served.

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FREE at SFMOMA: Two Films. One Manilatown Legacy.

FREE at SFMOMA: Two Films. One Manilatown Legacy.

Saturday, November 7th starting at 1 pm
Phyllis Wattis Theater at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 Third Street, San Francisco

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Belongings: A Collection of Things Nelson Left Behind

Belongings: A Collection of Things Nelson Left Behind

Belongings is a humanistic exhibition that explores the immigrant life of Nelson Baldemor, a Filipino-American resident of Danville, Virginia, whose life was suddenly cut short in 2021.

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EDD Highlights Workforce Resources and Career Opportunities for Californians this Labor Day

EDD Highlights Workforce Resources and Career Opportunities for Californians this Labor Day

This Labor Day, the Employment Development Department is highlighting resources to help Californians navigate an always changing workforce. California had 18.1 million nonfarm jobs in July 2026. Over the past year, CA accounted for 36% of all new jobs created across the United States, far outpacing the state’s 11.5 % share of the nation’s labor force.

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Hidden in Plain Sight: Meet the Alpha Whisperers

Hidden in Plain Sight: Meet the Alpha Whisperers

As the rules for AI get written and $124 trillion changes hands, Janet C. Salazar’s debut book asks the question nobody is asking. Who is standing beside the people deciding, and what are they saying?

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Five Easy Swaps for Hosting a Zero-Waste Event this Summer

Five Easy Swaps for Hosting a Zero-Waste Event this Summer

Growing up in an Asian household, I learned early that resources were meant to be respected, not wasted. Family meals were prepared using as much of the animal or ingredient as possible, with very little left behind. We also focused on using what we already owned, repairing what we could and sharing resources. Those values weren't called "zero waste" at the time, but they represent the principles that guide sustainable, waste-free living today.

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