Fierce Filipinas: 10 Children’s books celebrating 10 Filipino women leaders
By Maika Carrillo To celebrate International Women’s Month, we are featuring ten …
Being aromantic: Seeing relationships outside of traditional romance
By Gwen Montealto Love is an enigma even to those who’ve experienced …
#Never Forget: People Power Revolution
It’s the 38th anniversary of the Philippines’ People Power Revolution today. Every …
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I Mean Business: Pamela Picondo, owner of Pamsmixx by Pamcakes
Payal Tyagi There are a few Filipino nurses in the UK who …
Pioneering Filipino networking event inspires women entrepreneurs
Filipino women entrepreneurs and professionals from across the UK attended a pioneering …
I Mean Business: Roni Bandong, founder of RoniB’s Kitchen
Payal Tyagi From her banana ketchup to her black bean chilli paste, …
2023: Filipinos have a stronger voice in the UK
Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power …
Opinion: Empowering UK Filipinos through reliable information and advice
Liezel Longboan Start with why, as Simon Sinek tells us in his famous book. …
Filipinas in the 2023 World Cup: Football gets the Philippines’ attention at last
By George Bermudez My first love was football. I first kicked a …