Soulful Iloilo
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The coexistence of modern convenience with old world charm is why it is said that in Iloilo, “the past is always present.”
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The Monsters We Brought With Us
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A Filipino American becomes fascinated with Philippine mythological creatures that inspire horror among believers.
Read MoreOne Family’s Three-Generation Call to Serve
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From the decks of warships and military duty stations to the U.S. Army and the diplomatic service, and now to the generation of American and Philippine foreign service officers, this is a story of duty, family, and a shared calling to public service.
Read MoreFilAms Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 83
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Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
Read MoreGrowing Up Filipino in San Francisco’s South of Market
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Work, family, veterans, schools, music, and community in San Francisco’s South of Market.
Read MorePinoyPals: Sharing Concerns Across the Ocean
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Through weekly digital exchanges, Filipino youths were emboldened to form long-lasting relationships and global empathy beyond national borders and familial histories.
Read MoreWho Will Care for Arnold?
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He spent decades caring for others yet fears there may be no one he can afford to care for him.
Read MoreBaguio’s Horror Festival Sparks Clash Over Art, Faith, City’s Identity
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Debate over an important question concerning artistic and cultural expression is haunting Baguio City.
Read More[Sponsored] Maybelle Francisco Opens Doors Through Language and Community
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For a Filipino family facing an immigration concern, the first step toward legal help can be the hardest. There may be worries about cost, uncertainty about what to ask, or fear that a complicated story will be misunderstood. At Maybelle Francisco Law based in New Jersey, the welcome begins with familiar words: “Tuloy po kayo. You are welcome here.”
Read MoreGrowing Up Filipina and Finding Country Music
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A Filipino American country-pop singer finds that Filipino family values and country family values are really similar and, since moving South, she has loved exploring that overlap.
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