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Ravanera: Cooperativism means sustainable development

Orlan Ravanera / from December 11, 2019

IT HAS been the observation that in many ways, we already live in a world of plenty. Indeed, economic growth has produced incredible wealth and most part of the world have escaped from extreme economic hardship.It is so puzzling to know that despite such observation, some 821 million people in ...

Latip-Yusoph: Peace and culture

Sorhaila Latip-Yusoph / from December 10, 2019

MINDANAO is the host of this year’s 9th National Conference of the Association of Development Communication educators and practitioners (ADCEP) of the Philippines. It was hosted by Mindanao State University in Marawi City and Iligan Institute of Technology with the theme DevCom in Conflict, Peace and Community Building.Last November 29, ...

Risk communication, crisis communication PUSH!

ms_neerod / from December 9, 2019

HOW does the City of Cagayan de Oro fare when it comes to disaster preparedness and crisis management? Do we have the necessary knowledge to mitigate the impact of any form of calamity, may it be natural or manmade, in order to preserve the lives and properties of Kayan-anons? What ...

Family Sunday habits, ajah!

ms_neerod / from December 3, 2019

FILIPINOS are known for their close family ties. Unlike in most western nations, the Philippines possesses this unique culture of constant family gatherings.For our family, typical gathering happens every Sunday. As the saying goes, “Sunday is a Family Day” and this is observed religiously by every member of our growing ...

Ravanera: Drink now, die later

Orlan Ravanera / from November 28, 2019

THE cooperatives whose DNA is that of being sustainable must now be concerned with environmental realities besetting our country. Do we still have ecological sustainability as we have already lost the 17 million hectares of our dipterocarp forest? All of us are acutely aware that we are now in the ...

Latip-Yusoph: Promises that are impossibilities

Sorhaila Latip-Yusoph / from November 25, 2019

WHEN will this rehabilitation happen? Once again, the people of the war-torn Marawi are required to provide the long list of requirements in order to go back and claim what we legally have for centuries. For one owner to go back and claim his lot and damaged building, he has ...

Day Care Center PUSH!

Ms_Neerod / from November 25, 2019

HAVING a child is considered by many as blessing and completes the bond of every family. Raising a child on the other hand is a different story especially if both parents are working. During the late 90’s and early 2000’s, the services of stay-in “yayas” have become a norm for ...

Latip-Yusoph: When diversity calls

Sorhaila Latip-Yusoph / from November 21, 2019

IN DIVERSITY, there is beauty and there is power. This is the gist of the recently concluded workshop on Developing Diversity Journalism n Southeast Asia by SEJUK in Bogor, Indonesia. Kudos to the organizing and sponsoring organizations.As a delegate of the country along with CNN reporter David Santos, I felt ...

Ravanera: The road to peace against violent extremism

Orlan Ravanera / from November 20, 2019

ON AUGUST 2, 2016, no less than our beloved President visited and embraced a brave 31-year-old 1st Lieutenant soldier by the name of Jerome Jacuba who was then lying in bed totally blind in V. Luna Hospital in Quezon City.His blindness was an offshoot of a battle he bravely fought ...

Ravanera: First dream then ask soul-searching questions

Orlan Ravanera / from November 19, 2019

ALL of us must hold fast to dreams for when dreams die, life is just a broken winged-bird that cannot fly. It is great to have dreams for oneself. It is even greater and noble to have dreams for others especially for those whom we have all pledged to serve ...

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