DepEd’s Catch up Fridays: Design and Futures Thinking as Part of Transformative Education
[Note: Some portions of this article had been used for or adapted from a speech that I have written for a Philippine legislator.] A father’s gift to his child: How the love for r
Sustainable mining: Putting it as part of the discussions on charter change and sovereignty
Author’s note: This is a shorter version of a paper, which I submitted in my course work in Environmental and Natural Resources Management 233 – Rehabilitati
Paid or ‘unpaid’ work in the household: How our concepts may be worsening the gender inequity
I am a woman and hopefully feminist enough although I really avoid labeling for the most parts. Sometimes, our very own way of labeling and conceptualizing gets in the way of truly
A letter for future lawyers
Dear future lawyer, I am writing this so we won’t forget—the law finds meaning in its implementation. Without courage to protect and implement it, it becomes a mere lip service
When the spirit meets the law: Innovation in law pedagogy (and why it’s the key to a high-integrity future)
Kudos to the Legal Education Board (LEB)! It is definitely the perfect time to “re-engineer” the law pedagogy. To share the gist of what it has been issuing recently, here are
Happy birthday, JOSE RIZAL
Happy birthday to me and our beloved her, GAT JOSE RIZAL! Now is a good time to love our country more. Don’t forget, we can change presidents every six years. But the FLAG re
Cultural heritage: When tourism intersects with culture
Reflections on cultural heritage and sustainable tourism [Note: This is a paper that I had submitted in ENRM 257 – Sustainable Tourism Development, through FIC Ivan Anthony Hena