Join us in the 73rd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the UP College of Nursing in April 2021! This year’s theme is “Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems”
Activities:
5 April 2021 8AM – Virtual Flag Raising Ceremony (to register: bit.ly/flagceremonyUPCN). This event will also be livestreamed in the UPCN Facebook page.
8 April 2021 10AM- Webinar on Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems with Dr. Annabelle Borromeo as the speaker (to register: bit.ly/ReenvisioningPhilNursing). This event will also be livestreamed in the UPCN Facebook page.
Samahan ang UP Manila Classical Ensemble at si G. Clement Acevedo sa “Harana para sa Kultura: Mabuhay ang Musikang Pilipino” 🇵🇭🎤 ngayong Abril 5, 2021, 1PM-3PM via Zoom, para sa talakayan hinggil sa paglikha at pagsulat ng mga makalumang kantang Pilipino kasabay ng mga makabago at dinamikong tugtugin na siguradong magpapahanga’t magpapakilig sa’yong damdamin. 🎶💖
#PHocus: Public Health in the Spotlight aims to rekindle the passion of the youth for leadership and public health through being an avenue for education and awareness on matters regarding Leadership in Public Health, and Mental Health as a Public Health Concern. Now more than ever, the role of public health proves crucial in the mitigation of the effects of the pandemic and the rehabilitation that will come after.
In line with this year’s Alternative Classroom Learning Experience (ACLE) – “UGNAYAN: Balik-Koneksyon sa Kultura ng Unibersidad”, the UP Manila CPH Student Council proudly presents #PHocus: Public Health in the Spotlight.
Join us on Monday, April 5, 2021, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM to learn more about public health and its different facets and roles in society through the esteemed speakers we have invited for you! We hope to see you there!
Join us in the 73rd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the UP College of Nursing in April 2021! This year’s theme is “Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems”
Activities:
5 April 2021 8AM – Virtual Flag Raising Ceremony (to register: bit.ly/flagceremonyUPCN). This event will also be livestreamed in the UPCN Facebook page.
8 April 2021 10AM- Webinar on Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems with Dr. Annabelle Borromeo as the speaker (to register: bit.ly/ReenvisioningPhilNursing). This event will also be livestreamed in the UPCN Facebook page.
Samahan ang UP Manila Classical Ensemble at si G. Clement Acevedo sa “Harana para sa Kultura: Mabuhay ang Musikang Pilipino” 🇵🇭🎤 ngayong Abril 5, 2021, 1PM-3PM via Zoom, para sa talakayan hinggil sa paglikha at pagsulat ng mga makalumang kantang Pilipino kasabay ng mga makabago at dinamikong tugtugin na siguradong magpapahanga’t magpapakilig sa’yong damdamin. 🎶💖
#PHocus: Public Health in the Spotlight aims to rekindle the passion of the youth for leadership and public health through being an avenue for education and awareness on matters regarding Leadership in Public Health, and Mental Health as a Public Health Concern. Now more than ever, the role of public health proves crucial in the mitigation of the effects of the pandemic and the rehabilitation that will come after.
In line with this year’s Alternative Classroom Learning Experience (ACLE) – “UGNAYAN: Balik-Koneksyon sa Kultura ng Unibersidad”, the UP Manila CPH Student Council proudly presents #PHocus: Public Health in the Spotlight.
Join us on Monday, April 5, 2021, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM to learn more about public health and its different facets and roles in society through the esteemed speakers we have invited for you! We hope to see you there!
As part of the Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April, the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) Office of Gender Concerns (OGC) in collaboration with the Diploma in/Master of Social Work and Diploma in Women and Development programs of the UPOU Faculty of Management and Development Studies (FMDS) will be having the first-ever GADTalk podcast series to be launched on 6 April 2021. Various topics will be released once a month, starting from April until December 2021, which mainly focus on sexual harassment in the cyberspace. The first episode will be released via the UPOU Network’s website and Spotify.
Atty. Eric Paul Peralta, Director of UPLB Gender Center and Assistant Professor of UPLB College of Human Ecology will serve as the resource speaker for the first podcast episode titled: #BEaWARE: Know About Sexual Harassment in the Cyberspace. This podcast is a question and answer (Q&A) type of discussion and will cover topics mainly on the definition of terms, laws and policies related to online sexual harassment. This event aims to address the UPOU’s target of mainstreaming gender and prevent sexual harassment in the virtual classrooms and landscape.
Everyone deserves personal safety regardless of sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation. UPOU stems from this belief, and seeks to promote open communication and be an advocate for positive social change, and empower individuals.
The U.P. Center for Women’s and Gender Studies and the UP CIDS Decolonial Studies Program invite everyone to our webinar, “Healing Power of Postcolonial Indigenous Women: Lessons from Aeta Women Healers in the Philippines and Implications” by Dr. Rose Ann Torres. This is part of the UPCWGS lecture series Site of Convergence: Weaving Tapestries of Knowledge, and the event will be held on April 7, 2021 from 9:00am to 10:30am (Manila Time) via Zoom.
Dr. Torres will talk about her research study, which focuses a reconsidered gaze and empirical lens on the healing practices of Aeta women healers as well as the lessons, insights, and perspectives which may have been previously missed. The research attempts not to be ‘neutral’ but instead to be an exercise in participatory action research, and, as such, hopefully brings a new space of decolonization by documenting Aeta women healers’ contributions in the political and academic arena. It is an original contribution to postcolonial, anti-colonial, and indigenous feminist theories, particularly through its demonstration of the utility of these theories in understanding the health of Indigenous peoples and global health.
Dr. Torres is currently an Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Social Science at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, Canada. Dr. Torres is the principal investigator of two research projects entitled: “Caring for Others and Uncaring of the State: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Filipino Health Care Workers in Canada” and “The Role of Indigenous Healers in Addressing Covid-19 pandemic”.
The webinar aims to provide a venue for sharing of insights on the implementation of the LIFE Model from local government units, government agencies, non-government organizations, and farmer groups as well as forge partnerships with institutions in implementing the model in their agricultural extension programs.
As the Philippines begins a recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, the UP Open University (UPOU) is joining more than 100 universities around the world to focus the world on a critical question: What can we do this year to help solve climate change while supporting struggling communities that have faced joblessness, sickness and loss?
CCP ANI 41: LAKBAY LITERARY JOURNAL TO BE LAUNCHED THIS APRIL
Encouraging the Filipinos to write and express their thoughts on travel through literary and visual arts, the CCP Intertextual Division launches the newest edition of Ani, the official literary journal of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), on April 7, 2021, 2PM, via the official Facebook pages of CCP and CCP Intertextual Division.
Dubbed “ANI 41: LAKBAY,” this year’s edition will feature multilingual Philippine literary works on travel published in a digital platform and will be accessible online for free.
Edited by award-winning writer and editor Herminio S. Beltran, Jr., with Mia P. Tijam as the special section editor, the literary journal features 146 literary works, selected from over thousands of submissions from different parts of the country and the world. The selected works are in genres such as travel essays, poems, short fiction and other literary styles.
The featured authors include: Adrian Pete Medina Pregonir, Al Joseph Lumen, Allan Popa, Angeline Bernadette Rodriguez Pancho, Anna Vanessa G. Miranda, Anthony B. Diaz, Anthony Gabumpa, Ariane Urayenza, Arnel T. Noval, Arnie Quibranza Mejia, Arnold M. Valledor, Arthur David San Juan, Basil Bacor, Jr., Benster G. Comia, Carl Lorenz G. Cervantes, Chelsey Keith P. Ignacio, Christine Marie Lim Magpile, Christine Siu Bellen-Ang, Cindy Velasquez, Claire Quilana, Cris R. Lanzaderas, Crystal Micah Urquico, Dennis Andrew S. Aguinaldo, Dexter Reyes, Dionisia B. Fernandez, Dominique Garde-Torres, Earl Carlo Guevarra, Edgar Bacong, Eilyn L. Nidea, Elizabeth Joy Serrano-Quijano, Elmer Del Moro Ursolino, Elvie Victonette B. Razon-Gonzalez, Emmanuel Lacadin, Epifanio San Juan, Jr., Eric P. Abalajon, Ernesto V. Carandang II, Fe M. Valledor, Fermin Antonio Del Rosario Yabut, Francisco Arias Monteseña, Froy P. Beraña, Genaro Gojo Cruz, Gerome De Villa, Gerome Nicolas Dela Peña, Gil S. Beltran, Gillian P. Reyes, Glen A. Sales, Gloria Antuerfia, Gregorio V. Bituin Jr., Heather Ann Ferrer Pulido, Helen Rose Roncal, Honesto M. Pesimo Jr., Jack Lorenz Acebedo Rivera, Jaime Dasca Doble, Jaime Jesus Uy Borlagdan, James M. Fajarito, Jan Angelique Dalisay, Jane Tricia Cruz, Jason F. Pozon, Jayson V. Fajardo, Jeremie B. Joson, Jessie Ramirez, Jr., and Jett Gomez.
Completing the list are: Joel Donato Ching Jacob, Joel F. Ariate Jr., Joel J. Clemente, John Christopher Endaya, John Jack G. Wigley, John Patrick F. Solano, John Paul Egalin Abellera, Jose Velando Ogatis I, Juan Carlos Montenegro, Kelvin Gatdula Lansang, Korina Muella, Larry Boy B. Sabangan, Ma. Steffi V. Nucum, Mac Andre Arboleda, Maffy Carandang, Maria Ella Betos, Maria Sophia Andrea Endrinal Rosello, Mark Anthony Angeles, Mark Norman S. Boquiren, Marren Araña Adan, Michael Andio Tagalog Suan, Napoleon Arcilla III, Natalie Pardo Labang, Nerisa Del Carmen Guevara, Nestor Librano Lucena, Nikki Mae Recto, Niño Manaog, Norsalim S. Haron, Paterno B. Baloloy Jr., Patricia May Labitoria, Paul Jerome Flor, Paul John C. Padilla, Paulene Abarca, Peter Michael C. Sandico, Priscilla Supnet Macansantos, Radney Ranario, Ramzzi Fariñas, Raphael A. Coronel, Raymond Calbay, Rene Boy. Abiva, Rene M. Raposon, Reynaldo M. Tamayo, Jr., Rhea Claire Madarang, Ricky C. Angcos, Roland Peter J. Nicart, Roman Marcial Gallego, Romeo Palustre Peña, Rommel Chrisden Rollan Samarita, Ronaldo D.S. Bernabe, Ronnel V. Talusan, Ronnie M. Cerico, Roy Rene S. Cagalingan, Ruth Chris Casaclang De Vera, Shur C. Mangilaya, Stefani J. Alvarez, Sooey Valencia, Tresia Siplante Traqueña, Wama A. Jorbina, Yanna Regina Mondoñedo, and Yvette Tan.
Out of the 146, 13 literary works were written by Persons with Disability (PWDs) and Persons Affected by Disability (PADs). These make up the special section, with the goal to help promote inclusivity in the publishing field.
The works are in English and Philippine languages such as Filipino, Bicol, Bicol Rinconada, Pangasinan, Cebuano, Visayan, Waray-waray, Iloko, Hiligaynon, Kankanaey and Akeanon. Through a multilingual literary book, the CCP aims to engage the reading public in linguistic diversity.
Designed by art director Ronie Chua Padao, the book cover features a photograph titled “Bangka,” taken by Marcellino C. Sanchez Jr. Artworks by Dominic Ian E. Cabatit, Fara Manuel-Nolasco, Jean Govinda Marquesto, Jerome Agustin, Kyle Alistair Tan, and Norma Jean Lopez serve as the dividers for the book.
During the launch, CCP officials, such as President, Arsenio “Nick” Lizaso and Vice President and artistic director, Chris B. Millado, will give their messages. It will be followed by a presentation of new works by artists from various media in collaboration with Ani 41 writers. “Pikpik,” a short story by Elizabeth Joy Quijano from Davao will be turned into a video essay, while “Si Gol at ang Gintong Barko,” Paul John Padilla’s children’s story on Catanduanes folklore will be brought to life through the works of Shadow Ace, Sofia Jaira S. Manalo and Posh Develos.
Music and spoken word will come together in a mash up of Steffi Nucum’s poem “Inertia” and Jack Lorenz Acebedo Rivera’s “At Least?!” composed by Lolito Go and arranged by Karl Art with the special participation of Bacolod singer Ma. Margaret, while Nerisa Del Carmen Guevara’s poem “Chicken Little” becomes a short film highlighting her work as performance artist, with some help from theater arts graduate Stacy Anne Santos. The Makatas will share their feedback as readers in the form of performance literature.
The Ani theme song composed by Karl Art and sung by Patti Langas will also be formally introduced. Sign language interpreter for the show is from Cebu, Ms. Ellainne Bugtong. The online launch which will be directed by Jon Lazam is the event to mark the CCP’s celebration of the National Literature Month.
Ani 41: Lakbay e-book will be accessible to the public and will be available for free download. Contact the CCP Intertextual Division through its FB page. Follow the CCP official social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for updates.
Tsika-LIT is back in a special episode for the 2021 Literature Month Celebration. This 4th episode of Tsika-LIT features conversations about five poems: “Marks” by Linda Pastan, “My Papa’s Waltz” by Theodore Roethke, “Dinumdom Ko Ikaw” by Iluminado Lucente, “The Leap” by James Dickey, and “I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud” by William Wordsworth. The conversations are among Prof. Jessa Amarille and BA Communication Arts students Melian Jane Ayuban, Lyka Mae Taboso, Adrian Paul Espares, Ronah Marie Ganzo, and Sophia Liezli Suello.
Bilang bahagi ng programang Talastasan sa Kasaysayan, inilulunsad ng Departamento ng Kasaysayan ang isang serye ng mga webinar bilang paggunita ika-50 taon ng Diliman Commune at sa ika-500 taon ng pagiging bahagi ng Pilipinas sa unang pag-ikot ng mundo. Tampok na aktibidad ito ng UP Diliman Arts and Culture Festival (dating UP Diliman Month) na itinataguyod taun-taon ng Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA).
Layunin ng pangatlong webinar na ito na pinamagatang “Understanding 16th-Century Visayan Society” na kinabibilangan ng mga tagapagsalitang si Dr. Rolando O. Borrinaga (UP Manila – Palo School of Health Science) at si Dr. Jose Eleazar Bersales (University of San Carlos Museum) na mabigyan ng kabuluhang pangkasaysayan at kahalagahang pangkasalukuyan ang ang pagiging bahagi ng Pilipinas sa unang pag-ikot ng mundo-nagsimula ito sa Kabisayaan na umabot hanggang sa Kamindanawan.
FORMAT AND PARTICIPATION This event will be held online via the National Quincentennial Commission of the Philippines (NQC) portal. The conference is free of charge and certificates will be granted to participants via the NQC portal. However, only a limited number of participants will be accommodated. Interested individuals must follow these steps:
(2) sign up for the conference by clicking “take this lecture” on the webinar page: http://bit.ly/3tArizd
This event will also be live streamed and shared on the UP Department of History, UP Diliman, UP System, and NQC Facebook pages—for which no certificates will be given but audience questions and comments will be taken and read to the speakers.
The third episode of OPEN Talk features Innovative Teaching Solution: Gamification as a Teaching Tool with Asst. Prof. Roel Cantada from the Faculty of Education, UP Open University and Asst. Prof. Gian Carlo de Jesus from College of Economics and Management, UP Los Baños and Chief Play-maker of BalaiWari Immersive, and Gamified Experiences Incorporated as Resource Persons.
This episode of the online magazine program shall be moderated by Dr. Diego Maranan, Program Chair of the Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies, Faculty of Information and Communication Studies, UP Open University.
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The U.P. Center for Women’s and Gender Studies and the UP CIDS Decolonial Studies Program invite everyone to our webinar, “Healing Power of Postcolonial Indigenous Women: Lessons from Aeta Women Healers in the Philippines and Implications” by Dr. Rose Ann Torres. This is part of the UPCWGS lecture series Site of Convergence: Weaving Tapestries of Knowledge, and the event will be held on April 7, 2021 from 9:00am to 10:30am (Manila Time) via Zoom.
Dr. Torres will talk about her research study, which focuses a reconsidered gaze and empirical lens on the healing practices of Aeta women healers as well as the lessons, insights, and perspectives which may have been previously missed. The research attempts not to be ‘neutral’ but instead to be an exercise in participatory action research, and, as such, hopefully brings a new space of decolonization by documenting Aeta women healers’ contributions in the political and academic arena. It is an original contribution to postcolonial, anti-colonial, and indigenous feminist theories, particularly through its demonstration of the utility of these theories in understanding the health of Indigenous peoples and global health.
Dr. Torres is currently an Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Social Science at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, Canada. Dr. Torres is the principal investigator of two research projects entitled: “Caring for Others and Uncaring of the State: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Filipino Health Care Workers in Canada” and “The Role of Indigenous Healers in Addressing Covid-19 pandemic”.
The webinar aims to provide a venue for sharing of insights on the implementation of the LIFE Model from local government units, government agencies, non-government organizations, and farmer groups as well as forge partnerships with institutions in implementing the model in their agricultural extension programs.
As the Philippines begins a recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, the UP Open University (UPOU) is joining more than 100 universities around the world to focus the world on a critical question: What can we do this year to help solve climate change while supporting struggling communities that have faced joblessness, sickness and loss?
CCP ANI 41: LAKBAY LITERARY JOURNAL TO BE LAUNCHED THIS APRIL
Encouraging the Filipinos to write and express their thoughts on travel through literary and visual arts, the CCP Intertextual Division launches the newest edition of Ani, the official literary journal of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), on April 7, 2021, 2PM, via the official Facebook pages of CCP and CCP Intertextual Division.
Dubbed “ANI 41: LAKBAY,” this year’s edition will feature multilingual Philippine literary works on travel published in a digital platform and will be accessible online for free.
Edited by award-winning writer and editor Herminio S. Beltran, Jr., with Mia P. Tijam as the special section editor, the literary journal features 146 literary works, selected from over thousands of submissions from different parts of the country and the world. The selected works are in genres such as travel essays, poems, short fiction and other literary styles.
The featured authors include: Adrian Pete Medina Pregonir, Al Joseph Lumen, Allan Popa, Angeline Bernadette Rodriguez Pancho, Anna Vanessa G. Miranda, Anthony B. Diaz, Anthony Gabumpa, Ariane Urayenza, Arnel T. Noval, Arnie Quibranza Mejia, Arnold M. Valledor, Arthur David San Juan, Basil Bacor, Jr., Benster G. Comia, Carl Lorenz G. Cervantes, Chelsey Keith P. Ignacio, Christine Marie Lim Magpile, Christine Siu Bellen-Ang, Cindy Velasquez, Claire Quilana, Cris R. Lanzaderas, Crystal Micah Urquico, Dennis Andrew S. Aguinaldo, Dexter Reyes, Dionisia B. Fernandez, Dominique Garde-Torres, Earl Carlo Guevarra, Edgar Bacong, Eilyn L. Nidea, Elizabeth Joy Serrano-Quijano, Elmer Del Moro Ursolino, Elvie Victonette B. Razon-Gonzalez, Emmanuel Lacadin, Epifanio San Juan, Jr., Eric P. Abalajon, Ernesto V. Carandang II, Fe M. Valledor, Fermin Antonio Del Rosario Yabut, Francisco Arias Monteseña, Froy P. Beraña, Genaro Gojo Cruz, Gerome De Villa, Gerome Nicolas Dela Peña, Gil S. Beltran, Gillian P. Reyes, Glen A. Sales, Gloria Antuerfia, Gregorio V. Bituin Jr., Heather Ann Ferrer Pulido, Helen Rose Roncal, Honesto M. Pesimo Jr., Jack Lorenz Acebedo Rivera, Jaime Dasca Doble, Jaime Jesus Uy Borlagdan, James M. Fajarito, Jan Angelique Dalisay, Jane Tricia Cruz, Jason F. Pozon, Jayson V. Fajardo, Jeremie B. Joson, Jessie Ramirez, Jr., and Jett Gomez.
Completing the list are: Joel Donato Ching Jacob, Joel F. Ariate Jr., Joel J. Clemente, John Christopher Endaya, John Jack G. Wigley, John Patrick F. Solano, John Paul Egalin Abellera, Jose Velando Ogatis I, Juan Carlos Montenegro, Kelvin Gatdula Lansang, Korina Muella, Larry Boy B. Sabangan, Ma. Steffi V. Nucum, Mac Andre Arboleda, Maffy Carandang, Maria Ella Betos, Maria Sophia Andrea Endrinal Rosello, Mark Anthony Angeles, Mark Norman S. Boquiren, Marren Araña Adan, Michael Andio Tagalog Suan, Napoleon Arcilla III, Natalie Pardo Labang, Nerisa Del Carmen Guevara, Nestor Librano Lucena, Nikki Mae Recto, Niño Manaog, Norsalim S. Haron, Paterno B. Baloloy Jr., Patricia May Labitoria, Paul Jerome Flor, Paul John C. Padilla, Paulene Abarca, Peter Michael C. Sandico, Priscilla Supnet Macansantos, Radney Ranario, Ramzzi Fariñas, Raphael A. Coronel, Raymond Calbay, Rene Boy. Abiva, Rene M. Raposon, Reynaldo M. Tamayo, Jr., Rhea Claire Madarang, Ricky C. Angcos, Roland Peter J. Nicart, Roman Marcial Gallego, Romeo Palustre Peña, Rommel Chrisden Rollan Samarita, Ronaldo D.S. Bernabe, Ronnel V. Talusan, Ronnie M. Cerico, Roy Rene S. Cagalingan, Ruth Chris Casaclang De Vera, Shur C. Mangilaya, Stefani J. Alvarez, Sooey Valencia, Tresia Siplante Traqueña, Wama A. Jorbina, Yanna Regina Mondoñedo, and Yvette Tan.
Out of the 146, 13 literary works were written by Persons with Disability (PWDs) and Persons Affected by Disability (PADs). These make up the special section, with the goal to help promote inclusivity in the publishing field.
The works are in English and Philippine languages such as Filipino, Bicol, Bicol Rinconada, Pangasinan, Cebuano, Visayan, Waray-waray, Iloko, Hiligaynon, Kankanaey and Akeanon. Through a multilingual literary book, the CCP aims to engage the reading public in linguistic diversity.
Designed by art director Ronie Chua Padao, the book cover features a photograph titled “Bangka,” taken by Marcellino C. Sanchez Jr. Artworks by Dominic Ian E. Cabatit, Fara Manuel-Nolasco, Jean Govinda Marquesto, Jerome Agustin, Kyle Alistair Tan, and Norma Jean Lopez serve as the dividers for the book.
During the launch, CCP officials, such as President, Arsenio “Nick” Lizaso and Vice President and artistic director, Chris B. Millado, will give their messages. It will be followed by a presentation of new works by artists from various media in collaboration with Ani 41 writers. “Pikpik,” a short story by Elizabeth Joy Quijano from Davao will be turned into a video essay, while “Si Gol at ang Gintong Barko,” Paul John Padilla’s children’s story on Catanduanes folklore will be brought to life through the works of Shadow Ace, Sofia Jaira S. Manalo and Posh Develos.
Music and spoken word will come together in a mash up of Steffi Nucum’s poem “Inertia” and Jack Lorenz Acebedo Rivera’s “At Least?!” composed by Lolito Go and arranged by Karl Art with the special participation of Bacolod singer Ma. Margaret, while Nerisa Del Carmen Guevara’s poem “Chicken Little” becomes a short film highlighting her work as performance artist, with some help from theater arts graduate Stacy Anne Santos. The Makatas will share their feedback as readers in the form of performance literature.
The Ani theme song composed by Karl Art and sung by Patti Langas will also be formally introduced. Sign language interpreter for the show is from Cebu, Ms. Ellainne Bugtong. The online launch which will be directed by Jon Lazam is the event to mark the CCP’s celebration of the National Literature Month.
Ani 41: Lakbay e-book will be accessible to the public and will be available for free download. Contact the CCP Intertextual Division through its FB page. Follow the CCP official social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for updates.
Tsika-LIT is back in a special episode for the 2021 Literature Month Celebration. This 4th episode of Tsika-LIT features conversations about five poems: “Marks” by Linda Pastan, “My Papa’s Waltz” by Theodore Roethke, “Dinumdom Ko Ikaw” by Iluminado Lucente, “The Leap” by James Dickey, and “I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud” by William Wordsworth. The conversations are among Prof. Jessa Amarille and BA Communication Arts students Melian Jane Ayuban, Lyka Mae Taboso, Adrian Paul Espares, Ronah Marie Ganzo, and Sophia Liezli Suello.
Bilang bahagi ng programang Talastasan sa Kasaysayan, inilulunsad ng Departamento ng Kasaysayan ang isang serye ng mga webinar bilang paggunita ika-50 taon ng Diliman Commune at sa ika-500 taon ng pagiging bahagi ng Pilipinas sa unang pag-ikot ng mundo. Tampok na aktibidad ito ng UP Diliman Arts and Culture Festival (dating UP Diliman Month) na itinataguyod taun-taon ng Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA).
Layunin ng pangatlong webinar na ito na pinamagatang “Understanding 16th-Century Visayan Society” na kinabibilangan ng mga tagapagsalitang si Dr. Rolando O. Borrinaga (UP Manila – Palo School of Health Science) at si Dr. Jose Eleazar Bersales (University of San Carlos Museum) na mabigyan ng kabuluhang pangkasaysayan at kahalagahang pangkasalukuyan ang ang pagiging bahagi ng Pilipinas sa unang pag-ikot ng mundo-nagsimula ito sa Kabisayaan na umabot hanggang sa Kamindanawan.
FORMAT AND PARTICIPATION This event will be held online via the National Quincentennial Commission of the Philippines (NQC) portal. The conference is free of charge and certificates will be granted to participants via the NQC portal. However, only a limited number of participants will be accommodated. Interested individuals must follow these steps:
(2) sign up for the conference by clicking “take this lecture” on the webinar page: http://bit.ly/3tArizd
This event will also be live streamed and shared on the UP Department of History, UP Diliman, UP System, and NQC Facebook pages—for which no certificates will be given but audience questions and comments will be taken and read to the speakers.
The third episode of OPEN Talk features Innovative Teaching Solution: Gamification as a Teaching Tool with Asst. Prof. Roel Cantada from the Faculty of Education, UP Open University and Asst. Prof. Gian Carlo de Jesus from College of Economics and Management, UP Los Baños and Chief Play-maker of BalaiWari Immersive, and Gamified Experiences Incorporated as Resource Persons.
This episode of the online magazine program shall be moderated by Dr. Diego Maranan, Program Chair of the Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies, Faculty of Information and Communication Studies, UP Open University.
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The public is invited to the event of the York University’s 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐊𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐥𝐞𝐝𝐠𝐞 𝐅𝐚𝐢𝐫 to be held on 𝐓𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐀𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐥 𝟖, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟏, 𝐚𝐭 𝟎𝟕:𝟎𝟎 𝐚.𝐦. (April 7, 2021, 07:00 p.m.-09:30 p.m. ET Toronto).
In this knowledge fair, participants of the International Indigenous Peer to Peer Virtual Exchange Program showcase their learnings from the pilot program with the wider community. Themes include Indigenous Knowledge and technology, displacement, language and the land, disrupting colonial spaces and re-indigenization, and spirituality.
The event is held with support from Canada’s Outbound Student Mobility Program Innovation Fund and in collaboration with York University Faculties, the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, the Centre for Aboriginal Student Services (CASS), York International and partner universities including the University of Costa Rica, the Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico, the University of the Philippines Baguio, Baguio City, Philippines, and the University San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador.
Join us in the 73rd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the UP College of Nursing in April 2021! This year’s theme is “Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems”
The speaker for the webinar is Dr. Annabelle R. Borromeo who will be expounding on our celebration’s theme. This activity will serve as a platform to discuss how Philippine Nursing can contribute further to the demands of our changing health landscape.
8 April 2021 10AM- Webinar on Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems with Dr. Annabelle Borromeo as the speaker (to register: bit.ly/ReenvisioningPhilNursing). This event will also be livestreamed in the UPCN Facebook page.
You are invited to “COVID-19 and the Economy: Challenges and Opportunities,” a webinar happening on April 8, 2021 (Thursday), 1:00 to 3:00 PM (PH), via Zoom and Facebook Live.
This second offering in the “Philippine Public Policy in a Time of Pandemic: Confronting the COVID-19 Challenge” webinar series aims to examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy at large and on specific sectors such as MSMEs, labor, and global value chains.
(This webinar is brought to you by the Development Cluster, composed of the UP CIDS Program on Alternative Development, the UP CIDS Program on Escaping the Middle-Income Trap: Chains for Change, and the UP CIDS Political Economy Program, together with the UP School of Labor and Industrial Relations Center for Labor and Grassroots Initiatives.)
The University of the Philippines, in partnership with the National Telehealth Center, strongly support the promotion of the highest possible standards of care for COVID-19 patients and also seek to protect the entire health system from the devastation of viral spread through measures and interventions that will insulate the whole range of the practice of medicine and all its sub-specialties in the post-ECQ phase and for continuing pandemic preparedness and response.
To tap into the experiences of clinicians, hospital administrators, and researchers, a series of webinars will be conducted in order to protect the health systems against COVID-19 by bridging the gap between knowledge and practice in the clinical management of cases in the Philippines.
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Public Forum “Ang Buhay Pinoy sa Gitna ng Pandemya sa: Wuhan (China), Niigata (Japan), at Seoul (Korea)”
Mahigit isang taon na ang nakalipas noong una nating nabalitaan at nalaman ang mabilis na pagkalat ng Covid-19 sa buong mundo. Paano nabago ng pandemyang ito ang ating mga personal na buhay? Paano nabago ng pandemya ang buhay ng mga pinoy sa Silangang Asya? Sabay sabay nating pag-usapan at pakinggan ang mga kwento kasama ang mga pinoy na kasalukuyang nag-aaral at naninirahan sa Wuhan (China), Niigata (Japan), at Seoul (Korea).
If you have friends and/or colleagues from outside UPB and have not signed up in our previous Google Form yet, you may do so in the link below. If they have filled out a form already, there is no need to complete this one. We will accept submissions until Monday (April 12) at 12NN. Google Form Link: https://forms.gle/kVPrH4XiLYyQbThq9
The dialogue can also be watched through the YouTube link in the poster (https://youtu.be/M07cEnMQ4g4). We’re also resending the other posters for information on the Digital Dialogues and our schedule for the rest of the semester.
Join us in the 73rd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the UP College of Nursing in April 2021! This year’s theme is “Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems”
The UP Visayas Tacloban College (UPVTC) celebrates Literature Month 2021 with the theme “Quinientos Katuig nga Pagsurat han Filipino nga Kalibutan.”
The month-long celebration coincides with the quincentenary of the first circumnavigation of the world. Included in the schedule of events are literary discourses, a dramatic performance, and a storytelling session.
Tsika-LIT, the first feature, is a continuation of the literary conversations started as part of UP Tacloban’s celebration of National Arts Month (February). The Tsika-LIT episode for Literature Month will feature students from the BA Communication Arts (BACA) program discussing selected poems. It will be broadcasted via Bátì UP Tacloban, the college’s community internet radio.
Next is a conversation about the idea of “history as literature” with insights drawn from the MA thesis of Assistant Professor Efmer E. Agustin. This third “Mana-bana” episode of Bátì UP Tacloban, entitled “The Marvelous: History and Literature”, is part of the conversation series Kaagi, Kabilin, Kultura, one of Bátì’s essential programs.
On the third week of April, the celebration will spotlight an experimental mediatized verbatim theatre performance. “XXX-sakto nga mga Pulong,” directed by Assistant Professor Popo T. Amascual engages with the elements of a theatrical form to expose stories of online harassment. This show will involve students’ talents taking the Theatre Arts strand of the BACA program.
Rounding out the Literature Month celebration is “Susumaton,” a pre-recorded storytelling by the students of the Literature 170 (Waray Literature) class of Assistant Professor Jessa A. Amarille. The presentation illuminates the importance of oral narratives, including local myths, legends, and folk tales, which the students retrieved and documented themselves.
The official social media account of the Division of Humanities will serve as the primary platform for this series of events. As we continue to navigate these trying times, celebrating the arts is certainly one way to keep us afloat.
Join us in the 73rd Founding Anniversary Celebration of the UP College of Nursing in April 2021! This year’s theme is “Re-envisioning Philippine Nursing towards Responsive Health Systems”
In celebration of Literature Month, the University of the Philippines Baguio – Committee on Culture and the Arts in cooperation with the National Commission on Culture and the Arts – National Committee on Literary Arts brings to you “Reading the National Artists Series: Baguio Reads Carlos P. Romulo.” The online event happening on April 16 from 3 to 5 pm will feature literary performances by Prof. Rachel Pitlongay and Prof. Junley Lazaga and discussion on the theme by retired UP professor and administrator, as well as distinguished writer, Dr. Jose “Butch” Yap Dalisay. There will be a simultaneous book launch of “Departures” by Dr. Priscilla Supnet-Macansantos and the NCLA’s “Ubod” Online Journal. UP Baguio hosts the event as part of its 60th Founding Anniversary.
An institutionalized activity of UPV-OAR. Annual visit around provincial alumni Chapters in Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Negros and Tacloban. This program aims to visit UP alumni residing in the region and strengthen alumni bond within these groups on one hand, and bonds with the university on the other.
The UP Visayas Tacloban College (UPVTC) celebrates Literature Month 2021 with the theme “Quinientos Katuig nga Pagsurat han Filipino nga Kalibutan.”
The month-long celebration coincides with the quincentenary of the first circumnavigation of the world. Included in the schedule of events are literary discourses, a dramatic performance, and a storytelling session.
Tsika-LIT, the first feature, is a continuation of the literary conversations started as part of UP Tacloban’s celebration of National Arts Month (February). The Tsika-LIT episode for Literature Month will feature students from the BA Communication Arts (BACA) program discussing selected poems. It will be broadcasted via Bátì UP Tacloban, the college’s community internet radio.
Next is a conversation about the idea of “history as literature” with insights drawn from the MA thesis of Assistant Professor Efmer E. Agustin. This third “Mana-bana” episode of Bátì UP Tacloban, entitled “The Marvelous: History and Literature”, is part of the conversation series Kaagi, Kabilin, Kultura, one of Bátì’s essential programs.
On the third week of April, the celebration will spotlight an experimental mediatized verbatim theatre performance. “XXX-sakto nga mga Pulong,” directed by Assistant Professor Popo T. Amascual engages with the elements of a theatrical form to expose stories of online harassment. This show will involve students’ talents taking the Theatre Arts strand of the BACA program.
Rounding out the Literature Month celebration is “Susumaton,” a pre-recorded storytelling by the students of the Literature 170 (Waray Literature) class of Assistant Professor Jessa A. Amarille. The presentation illuminates the importance of oral narratives, including local myths, legends, and folk tales, which the students retrieved and documented themselves.
The official social media account of the Division of Humanities will serve as the primary platform for this series of events. As we continue to navigate these trying times, celebrating the arts is certainly one way to keep us afloat.
[BALIK SCIENTIST LECTURE] “Single cell transcriptome profiling of acquired resistance in EGFR-mutant non-small cell lung cancer” by Heidie Frisco Cabanes, PhD Research Collaborator Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center 2021 DOST-PCHRD Balik Scientist
Reactors: Dr. Michelle Anne Encinas-Latoy Dr. Michele H. Diwa UP College of Medicine Department of Pathology
The University of the Philippines Department of History, College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, in partnership with the UP Office for Initiatives in Culture and Arts, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines and the National Quincentennial Committee present this special lecture on the 500th Anniversary of the Victory at Mactan: Mapping Perspectives on Indigenous Warfare. This is part of the Talastasan sa Kasaysayan, the UP Department of History Lecture Series for the UP Diliman Arts & Culture Festival 2021.
The Speakers for today’s lecture are Dr. Felice Noelle Rodriguez of the Ateneo de Zamboanga University and Dr. Jose Amiel Angeles.
Calling all U.P. Alumni in the Greater Los Angeles Area! Join us at UPAAGLA’s Spring Fling 2021 on Zoom!
Fun, fellowship, and friendship awaits all U.P. alumni in the 5th Annual Spring Fling get-together of the University of the Philippines Alumni Association of Greater Los Angeles (UPAAGLA) scheduled on Saturday, April 24, 2021 from 2:00PM- 5:00PM (PST) via Zoom.
Spring Fling is open to all U.P. alumni (UPAAGLA members and non-members) from Kern County to Orange County. This free event that will take you back to memory lane is guaranteed to be filled with fun and surprises as well as a raffle drawing.
UPAAGLA is a 501 c3 non-profit alumni organization that aims to engage U.P. Alumni in Southern California and to raise funds to support the various programs and projects of the University of the Philippines. Currently, UPAAGLA has over 200 members and has donated over 1.8 million pesos to U.P. from 2019 to the present.
The SEAMEO Congress 2021 for Education, Science, and Culture in Southeast Asia, hosted by Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) together with the Ministry of Education of Thailand brings together diverse education actors and stakeholders representing the governments of SEAMEO Member Countries as well as public and private educational institutions and agencies. The SEAMEO Congress 2021 serves as a platform for the policymakers, teachers, researchers, and educators to exchange effective policy, fruitful teaching experience, and share new learning paradigms and practices in the digital age.
The UP Visayas Tacloban College (UPVTC) celebrates Literature Month 2021 with the theme “Quinientos Katuig nga Pagsurat han Filipino nga Kalibutan.”
The month-long celebration coincides with the quincentenary of the first circumnavigation of the world. Included in the schedule of events are literary discourses, a dramatic performance, and a storytelling session.
Tsika-LIT, the first feature, is a continuation of the literary conversations started as part of UP Tacloban’s celebration of National Arts Month (February). The Tsika-LIT episode for Literature Month will feature students from the BA Communication Arts (BACA) program discussing selected poems. It will be broadcasted via Bátì UP Tacloban, the college’s community internet radio.
Next is a conversation about the idea of “history as literature” with insights drawn from the MA thesis of Assistant Professor Efmer E. Agustin. This third “Mana-bana” episode of Bátì UP Tacloban, entitled “The Marvelous: History and Literature”, is part of the conversation series Kaagi, Kabilin, Kultura, one of Bátì’s essential programs.
On the third week of April, the celebration will spotlight an experimental mediatized verbatim theatre performance. “XXX-sakto nga mga Pulong,” directed by Assistant Professor Popo T. Amascual engages with the elements of a theatrical form to expose stories of online harassment. This show will involve students’ talents taking the Theatre Arts strand of the BACA program.
Rounding out the Literature Month celebration is “Susumaton,” a pre-recorded storytelling by the students of the Literature 170 (Waray Literature) class of Assistant Professor Jessa A. Amarille. The presentation illuminates the importance of oral narratives, including local myths, legends, and folk tales, which the students retrieved and documented themselves.
The official social media account of the Division of Humanities will serve as the primary platform for this series of events. As we continue to navigate these trying times, celebrating the arts is certainly one way to keep us afloat.
Features UPV Alumni’s achievements, personal journeys, or present standing in the community. It aims to inspire members of the UPV community in their own journeys in life, and at the same time to illustrate how graduates of the university have and continue to be relevant and productive members of society. The final output will be posted on the official Facebook page of the Office of Alumni Relations for public circulation.
