by Balayan | Apr 21, 2015 | Community Projects The Philippines 2015, Environmental Health, The Philippines
Using participatory art and experiential pedagogy to teach community resilience and disaster management Balayan, a team of environmentalists from La Salle University, brings together youth, local government, and a local environmental organization, Balaring Mangrove...
by Suyac Advocates | Apr 21, 2015 | Community Projects The Philippines 2015, Environmental Health, The Philippines
Delivering environmental educational materials and workshops via a water-mobile eco-resource library Aliana Juson and Keith Cari-An came together to form Suyac Advocates, a team dedicated to bring to life the Floating Eco-Resource Center. This multifunctional floating...
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by Felipe Castelblanco | Apr 20, 2015 | Blog The Philippines, Felipe Castelblanco, The Philippines
It’s a hot Saturday afternoon and I feel my voice resonate strongly inside my chest while my hearing still recovers from the pressurized cabin of the airplane. I can even hear an echo leaking through the century-old walls of the Negros Museum in Bacolod… Well, the...
by Zero1 | Apr 14, 2015 | Blog, ZERO1
Note: ZERO1 invited each of their partners to share their exchange experiences by contributing to our blog. This is a message to ZERO1 from Diane Kambanei, Executive Director of YWCA PNG. Her letter captures her organization’s experience partnering with...
by Zero1 | Apr 8, 2015 | Blog, ZERO1
The American Arts Incubator is marking the launch of its second exchange as artist Felipe Castelblanco arrives in the Philippines. Felipe’s workshop and public art projects are intended to create dialogue around the environmental conditions in Bacolod, a city...
