When: 04 May 2020, 1:30 p.m. Where: Register to get the link to the webinar room. The Asia-Pacific Consortium of Researchers and Educators, Inc. (APCoRE), in partnership with the Philippines Communication Society, invites you to the webinar, “Risk Communication During COVID-19: Managing Life,” with Dr. Gyanmudra, APCoRE International Advisory Board Member and Professor and Head […]
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When: 28 April 2020, 12:00-1:30 p.m. Where: Register to get the link to the webinar room. The Institute of Philippine Culture, together with its partner, DOST Philippine Council for Health Research and Development, invites you to the upcoming IPC eTURO Webinar, “The COVID-19 and Me: Implications of the Pandemic and the Disease Control Measures to
When: 21 April 2020, 1:30-3:00 p.m. Where: Register to get the link to the webinar room. Join Ugnayang Pang-aghamtao and Ateneo Institute of Philippine Culture in an online conversation on COVID-19 with anthropologists who are working closely with marginalized communities. They will share their observations about on-the-ground realities and point to ways to improve our
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When: 20 April 2020, 3:00-4:00 p.m. Where: Facebook Live (facebook.com/migrationPH) How does the COVID-19 pandemic impact Filipinos overseas and their remittances and how should the government address these impacts? The Philippine Migration Research Network, with the support of the Philippine Social Science Council, presents the public webinar, “Overseas Filipinos and the Pandemic.” Resource speakers are
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When: 14 April 2020, 12:00-1:30 p.m. Where: Register to get the link to the webinar room. The Institute of Philippine Culture, together with its partner, DOST Philippine Council for Health Research and Development, invites you to the upcoming IPC eTURO Webinar, “The COVID-19 and Me: Implications of the Pandemic and the Disease Control Measures to
Taong 1986 nang mapatalsik sa pamamagitan ng isang mapayapang pag-aklas ang diktadurang Marcos. Ang kaganapang ito, na tinagurian natin sa ating kasaysayan bilang “EDSA Revolution,” o “People Power Revolution” ay pinuri sa pagiging mapayapa, na kung saan halos walang dumanak na dugo (Thompson, 1995). Ang larawang lumitaw ay ang mga nakangiting mukha ng mga tao,
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Policies on public sector reform are every administration’s standard initiative aimed to streamline the bureaucracy. The reform measures may vary depending on the priority of the current leadership, which maybe in the form of reengineering, reorganization, and rationalization anchored on the principles of economy, efficiency and effectiveness, transparency, social growth, innovation, and good governance. Public
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Religion in the Philippines, many people say, is in trouble these days. Although the Philippines is still palpably religious on various fronts, it is not uncommon to hear of some people’s lamentations that young people, for example, are not attending church anymore (Cornelio, 2013). Or that people who profess to be religious do not really
Are We Losing Faith? An Invitation to the Sociology of Religion in the Philippines Read More »
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