Empowering Through History and Healing
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Author Kathryn “Kat” Serrano empowers by putting a spotlight on unsung heroines.
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‘Dirty Kitchen’ Comes Clean on Private Dilemmas in the Diaspora
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Dirty Kitchen captures the inhumanity that exploits a marginalized population and tells us what they would say if they were protected by the First Amendment.
Read MoreLola Naty and Her Dog Carter
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At age 94, Lola Naty wrote the children’s book, My Dog Carter, thereby helping preserve special memories for her descendants.
Read MoreA Book Fair to Remember (and Get Ready For)
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Filipino writers and books make a presence in the largest book fair in the world.
Read MoreMy Great-Grandfather’s Memoir: From Notebook to Book
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How the writer was finally able to publish his great-grandfather’s autobiography which was written in an older form of Ilocano, a language he didn’t know.
Read MoreA Witness Turns to Poetry
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Therese Rodriguez’s memoir in poetry offers a unique perspective on her life as a Filipina immigrant, lesbian, political activist, and public health pioneer.
Read MoreHow an Anthology of Filipino Canadian Writing Was Born
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Magdaragat: An Anthology of Filipino Canadian Writing came to life after a group of writers decided “it was about time we focused on our emerging and established writers and help them claim their space in Canadian literature.”
Read MoreWhen Our Hands Do the Talking
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Authors Joanna Que and Charina Marquez say societies can be more inclusive of the hearing impaired by teaching basic sign language in early childhood education.
Read MoreKilling the Poor: How to Read ‘Some People Need Killing’
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Find out how Patricia Evangelista’s widely acclaimed book mirrors the Philippines’ overall political degeneration.
Read More‘La Vie en Pose’: Performing and Posing on Social Media
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Author and artist Michael Magnaye turns cross-dressing into an art form and act of subversion.
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