Tag: Mindanao

This learning equips students with craft-making skills that can be used to earn a living or even start a business in the future

The Jolo Siege was a military confrontation between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the government on February 7, 1974

Approximately 324,040 families, equivalent to over 1.2 million individuals across 723 villages in Mindanao, have been adversely affected

“By stripping away land cover and disrupting natural drainage patterns, these activities exacerbate flooding and landslide risks"

The way of interreligious dialogue is one of the most effective ways of establishing a culture of peace, mutual respect, and understanding

Home isn't a destination, it's the journey. The Holy Family is on a constant journey to teach us that by journeying together, we become family

Security forces were on high alert as the long-delayed nationwide vote for more than 336,000 council positions got underway

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

The caravan seeks to raise awareness about environmental degradation, food and human security, and the urgent implications of climate change