Easter begins in the dark
By Fr Jimmy Lindero John’s account of the Resurrection begins not with dazzling light but with a quiet, almost fragile moment: “Early on the first
Opinion: From Racism to Resilience — Reasons to Celebrate ESEA Heritage Month
By Liezel Longboan September is East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) Heritage Month in the UK — a time to celebrate our heritage, reconnect with our
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 death and rape threats from Duterte supporters back in 2016. It was a
2023: Filipinos have a stronger voice in the UK
Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power of bayanihan – the Filipino sense of community spirit that helped us break
Opinion: Empowering UK Filipinos through reliable information and advice
Liezel Longboan Start with why, as Simon Sinek tells us in his famous book. Why have I started Tinig UK? And what do we aim to do as
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 white ball with black spots at Don Bosco Makati as a grade-schooler. Kicking
Tinig UK: Helping change the representation of women in Britain
By Liezel Longboan March – Women’s History Month – has been an amazing month for us at Tinig UK. On March 7th, we attended a
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,
Nine years after #HaiyanPH: Reflections of a disaster survivor
Leo Christian V. Lauzon This year marks nine years since super Typhoon Haiyan, locally known as Yolanda, brought unparalleled destruction to the lives of the
The ‘new’ formula to handle the overseas Pinoy exodus
The Philippines yesterday began setting up a “mega” department that will explicitly handle the welfare, rights and employment conditions of Filipino migrant workers. Thanks to
War in Ukraine and the Lenten season: A priest’s reflection
By Fr. Roy Tablizo The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the last thing we want to happen in our lifetime. We have barely overcome the
Tinig UK’s first anniversary: Creating an impact and moving forward
At this time last year, I was filled with excitement as our web designer and I remotely made the final checks before the Tinig UK