Maharlika UK: Creating space for a new wave of Filipino-British artists
By Julienne Raboca “I do believe one of the causes of our underrepresentation is the lack of creative and cultural leaders…As Filipinos, we enjoy entertaining
Tinig UK is fundraising to tell the stories of UK Filipinos
By Liezel Longboan Hi! I’m Liezel Longboan, founder and editor of Tinig UK, a non-profit community media enterprise serving Filipinos in Britain. My son Owen and I
Kain na! Celebrating Filipino Food Month with an evening of culture
By Naomi Edge April is Filipino Food Month, a way for Filipinos across the world to celebrate food which is central to our culture. This year’s
Keep Kalmado and Parent On: Nurturing connection through playful parenting
By Sheryll Shaikh It’s still the Easter break for many of our children and while we look forward to spending quality time with them, the
The UK Law and You: How to deal with domestic abuse
Danna Quinto We have heard of dark and sad stories about Filipino women (and less often, men) being victims of toxic relationships. The reality is
How to spot domestic abuse – and how to get help
To mark International Women’s Month, we are focusing on domestic abuse, considered a crime in the UK. We have two infographics to help you spot
Fierce Filipinas: 10 Children’s books celebrating 10 Filipino women leaders
By Maika Carrillo To celebrate International Women’s Month, we are featuring ten children’s books that tell the inspiring stories of ten Filipino women who have
Being aromantic: Seeing relationships outside of traditional romance
By Gwen Montealto Love is an enigma even to those who’ve experienced it, but it’s no question that it should be celebrated—even, supposedly, by aromantic
#Never Forget: People Power Revolution
It’s the 38th anniversary of the Philippines’ People Power Revolution today. Every year, Filipinos across the world remember that for one moment in history, we
The UK Law and You: Changes in minimum income and family visa
By Lira Cabatbat The Home Office announced far-reaching changes to immigration law which are scheduled to take effect in April 2024. The most controversial of
Keep Kalmado and Parent On: Children’s voice matters
It is Children’s Mental Health Week so we asked Filipino counsellor and psychotherapist Paul Anne Quibael-Forman to write us a piece about understanding children’s mental
We are recruiting Tinig UK Directors
Do you have a passion for diversity, inclusion and equity? Do you have experience in business strategy, fundraising, media management, marketing, operations and governance? Do