Tag: Indigenous Peoples

For the Pulangiyēn youth, climate action is about forest regeneration, sustaining clean water, and securing local food security

Stories from the margins are powerful, in that they share an insight into local circumstances and relations without expectation or agenda

It is imperative to rediscover the wisdom of indigenous values and tradition and to harness this cultural energy

The Tboli farmers say they strive not just to bring back their traditional crops but also their indigenous practices, one step at a time

The festival is not just a mere celebration; it is an assertion of their right to self-determination and an expression of their conviction

To welcome and embrace, and “be welcomed and embraced” by others, especially those in the social and existential peripheries of today

Delima traveled from village to village and educated communities about laws that support the recognition of Indigenous peoples’ rights

Renewed dialogue with indigenous peoples has helped the Church to better understand their values, cultures, and sufferings

The doctrine of discovery is a theory that posits that European colonizers have the right to expropriate indigenous lands and property

Lake Mapanuepe is a four-hour drive from Manila and is easily accessible through the North Luzon Expressway and Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway