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
Making space for Raging Grace
Carla Montemayor What makes for “horror” in a horror film? Typically, it’s a monster or supernatural creature, agonising methods to kill and die, malevolent magic
Raging Grace: First Filipino-British film out in cinemas today
Raging Grace, the award-winning feature film by Filipino-British director Paris Zarcilla, is being shown in selected cinemas today, 29 December. It is the first Filipino-British
Christmas at home
Nelson Turgo The morning had broken and with much anticipation I opened the door. It was December 25, 2006, my first Christmas in the UK.
Christmas Reflection: Be a good shepherd by being a good Samaritan
Fr Herbert Fadriquela For many Filipinos at home and abroad, Christmas is already in the air even if in the Christian liturgical calendar, it is
Filipino Mothers UK hold their first Christmas party
It was a foggy and frosty December morning but families travelled from different parts of England to attend Filipino Mothers UK’s (FMUK) first in-person Christmas
UK Filipinos awarded by an international nonprofit
Seven Filipinos in the UK were recently awarded by the Ladies of All Nations International (LOANI), a nonprofit organisation based in Britain at their world
Filipino performances to watch
For the Love of Spam So what does a delicious can of SPAM have to do with colonialism and Asian identity? Guamanian artist, Sierra Sevilla,
Big Giving Week: Sponsor needy children in Manila
Children of the Dump is a prominent UK-based children’s charity which offers people a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact by sponsoring a child’s education in
The Calendar: Artists explore femininity through performative photography
Rhine Bernardino Twelve artists recently launched The Calendar, an art project that explores the intersection of body, performance art practice and identity. Using fruits to