"To be hopeful, we need not only to embrace uncertainty but to be willing to know that the consequences may be immeasurable, may still be unfolding..." theguardian.com/world/2017/m…
"A growing group of military veterans are willing to put their bodies between Native American activists and the police trying to remove them" theguardian.com/us-news/2017…
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Basically, isusugal ang pera ng Land Bank, DBP, BSP, taxpayers, etc. And with the dire global economic environment, may posibilidad na mawala nang parang bula ang investments. Tapos no one will be held accountable. Papayag ba tayo sa ganun?!
cnnphilippines.com/news/2023…
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Microplastics have been found in human blood and lungs. It's not yet clear what that means for our health
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Pakibasa po ito: verafiles.org/articles/vera-…
#MakeItSaferMakati
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Insights from a dialogue on climate change and collective trauma, with voices from indigenous peoples:
"Climate change is the legacy of extraction and displacement in colonization."
youtube.com/watch?app=deskto…
"Our techno-bureaucratic attempts to solve climate change by throwing money (or policy) at the symptoms is not the point."
Just watched a film by @habicouncil @phBritish #forestfoundationph, "Threaded Traditions".
The Isinay wisdom imparted by Jeannie Lacay really struck me: "After the night, the day comes next. And the one who plants will harvest."
THREADED TRADITIONS: Ikat of Cordillera
October 14-31, 2022
@ayalamuseum
This 30-minute documentary records the journey of a textile in the culture of the Cordillera people. It will be shown in tandem with “Skeins of Knowledge, Threads of Wisdom” exhibition.
Excited to be a part of the 2022 batch of the Better Together initiative that helps build economic resilience & connects ASEAN women entrepreneurs from the Philippines & Indonesia with Australia! @dfat @Deakin @GlobalSistersAU #AAC #APBC
globalsisters.org/australia-…
Just read a blog post about 3 different storylines that could emerge as a result of the pandemic: Consumer/Subject/Citizen. The blog says that only 1 will emerge, but it's been 2 yrs since publishing, and I feel like all 3 plotlines are still playing out. medium.com/new-citizenship-p…
This is why civic duty and participation goes way beyond just voting. If you have incompetent, incapable and selfish people in your government - whether local or national, civil servants or elected - you can expect the same kind of “service”. #UlyssesPH
What can we learn from the cracks in Singapore’s once-lauded response to the pandemic?
“it has shown us that, without looking after society’s more vulnerable members, those measures won’t be enough.”
slate.com/news-and-politics/…
Excited to share my experience in remote working to those who’ve recently plunged into the WFH set up this past month.
If you’ve been struggling, or if you are exploring ways to improve your work arrangement at home, come join! facebook.com/events/s/findin…
One of the good things that happened due to the ECQ? Small communities are now directly sourcing from and supporting a community of farmers. 💚
“In advance of a pandemic, anything you say sounds alarmist. After a pandemic starts, everything you’ve done is inadequate.” - Mike Leavitt, Health and Human Services Secretary under President George W. Bush politico.com/news/magazine/2…
I hope that the Philippine government will be smart enough to get on this wave as Abe starts encouraging Japanese manufacturers to relocate from China to the SEA region. scmp.com/news/asia/east-asia…
Learning how to grow mushrooms right now. If my trial run goes well, I’d like to grow more. I hear it’s a good alternative to meat. 😉 #foodsecurity
