UK nurses’ strike: A guide for Filipino nurses
Tinig UK has put together some helpful information for Filipino nurses regarding the ongoing nurses’ strike across the UK. This guide is based on the
Written on the Bodies: The Language of the Hostile Environment
By Rogelio Braga It was from the dead body of my neighbour sometime in December 2016 that I was able to read that my country
Filipino Mothers’ UK X Talking ng Ina Mo upcoming talks
After their successful Christmas event, Filipino Mothers UK (FMUK) and Talking ng Ina Mo (TIM) are gearing up for 2023 with a lineup of interesting
2022: Making a difference in the Filipino community
By Liezel Longboan As we usher in 2023 and bid farewell to 2022, we thank you, all, for supporting our work in bringing you authoritative,
Art competition launched to tell the stories of Filipino nurses
Filipino Nurses Association UK (FNAUK) is running an art competition that aims to tell the stories of Filipino nurses in the UK. Supported by the
Filipino Mothers UK celebrates Christmas with online party
Filipino Mothers UK (FMUK), the UK’s largest Filipino mothers’ group, and Talking ng Ina Mo, a weekly talk show focusing on topics relevant for mums,
Filipino nurses join UK’s largest NHS strike
Some Filipino nurses are joining thousands of their colleagues today for the biggest nursing strike in NHS history. The 19% pay rise demanded by the Royal
A Day in the Life: Filipino children’s author Candy Gourlay
By Liezel Longboan Candy Gourlay is a London-based Filipino children’s author with a serious mission: to share her Philippine heritage to young readers across the
Filipino children write about Philippine sounds, tastes and love of family in their essays
Twelve Filipino children aged 5 to 10 joined Tinig UK’s first essay writing competition to mark World Children’s Day. Many of them wrote about their
Winners announced for first Tinig UK essay writing competition for children
Six children between the ages of 5 and 10 are the winners of Tinig UK’s first essay writing competition for Filipino children in the UK.
Maria Ressa’s message to UK Filipinos: “Be a pillar of your community”
The Philippines’ first Nobel Prize winner, Maria Ressa, met a small group of Filipino artists, writers, activists and academics in London on Saturday, 19 November,
Inequalities at the core of Philippine migrant woes
by Mari-An C. Santos with interviews by Liezel Longboan At the age of 38, *Emma left the Philippines thinking she would work in Qatar for