We are Tinig UK
‘Tinig’ means voice in Filipino. We are an independent, community social enterprise dedicated to amplifying the voices of Filipinos in the UK. Whether we’re exploring the big issues or celebrating our diverse identities, our mission is to inform and empower our community.
Reframing Filipino attitudes towards fitness
Credit: Veronica Wilde By Veronica Wilde Why moving your body can feel harder than it should — and how we can change that, gently As ...
A gentle start to January: How to build movement into your day
By Veronica Wilde January can feel like a strange month. There’s pressure to start fresh, set big goals and “fix” everything — but many of ...
Keep Kalmado and Parent On: Where to find free activities for children and families
By Maika Carrillo As a first-time Filipino parent and new to the area, I remember how I found it a bit hard for me to ...
Reach Filipinos in the UK!
We offer advertising, paid content, media training and event organising.
Savour the love: Where to book your Pinoy Valentine’s date in the UK
This is sponsored content from D’Cocina, Lamesa Filipino Scottish Restaurant and APO ...
D’Cocina: Filipino food finds its footing in North London
As Gordon Ramsay calls Filipino food ‘The sleeping beauty of Asia,’ one ...
Merry Christmas from Tinig UK!
We wish everyone a Happy Christmas and a Peaceful New Year!
Opinion: From Racism to Resilience — Reasons to Celebrate ESEA Heritage Month
By Liezel Longboan September is East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) Heritage Month ...
From ‘Change is coming’ to death threats: How Facebook became a political war zone in the Philippines
By Renee Karunungan-Edwards I vividly remember the morning I received my first ...
2023: Filipinos have a stronger voice in the UK
Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power ...