In line with the celebration of International Pride Month, we are inviting everyone to join the “Webtalk: Why Pride?” with Prof. Early Sol Gadong on June 1, 2021 at 1:00-2:00 PM via Zoom.
Nais namin kayong imbitahan sa #SamaAllPantayall: LGBTQIA++ sa Panahon ng Krisis na magaganap sa 1 Hunyo, 2021 (2:00 – 4:00 nh). Ito ay isang webinar na tatalakay sa kasalukuyang kalagayan ng LGBTQIA++ community sa panahon ng krisis. Makakasama natin sina:
Rep. Arlene Brosas (GABRIELA Women’s Party) para sa SOGIE Equality Bill;
Dr. Ame Lopez (Region 2 Trauma and Medical Center) para sa Kalusugan ng mga LGBTQIA++; at
Atty. Faith Sadicon (OutRight Action International) para sa pakikilahok ng LGBTQIA++ sa komunidad sa panahon ng pandemya.
Ito ang magbubukas sa isang buwang pagdiriwang ng UPD Pride 2021 na may temang “Sama All, Pantay All: Sumusulong, Yumayabong ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya.” Sagutan lamang ang form na ito para matanggap ang zoom link ng webinar:
Kung maaari rin sanang mai-forward ang mensahe na ito sa inyong mga ka-opisina, kolehiyo, at iba pang kasamahan. Kung may katanungan o paglilinaw, maaaring makontak ang aming Campaign Officer, Rej Duka, sa [email protected] o sumagot lamang sa email na ito. Maraming salamat at nawa’y manatili tayong maingat at ligtas sa panahon ng pandemya.
Queer Time Travel: Re-imagining Histories in the Philippine LGBTQ Movement John Andrew “Andoy” Evangelista (University of the Philippines-Diliman/University of Hong Kong) June 1, 2021, 10am-12nn (CEST); 4:00pm-6:00pm (PHT) Zoom registration link: https://lnu-se.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yudu6pqzIiHN2c00x6OiedB_53eJODbI9x
In line with the celebration of International Pride Month, we are inviting everyone to join the “Webtalk: Why Pride?” with Prof. Early Sol Gadong on June 1, 2021 at 1:00-2:00 PM via Zoom.
Nais namin kayong imbitahan sa #SamaAllPantayall: LGBTQIA++ sa Panahon ng Krisis na magaganap sa 1 Hunyo, 2021 (2:00 – 4:00 nh). Ito ay isang webinar na tatalakay sa kasalukuyang kalagayan ng LGBTQIA++ community sa panahon ng krisis. Makakasama natin sina:
Rep. Arlene Brosas (GABRIELA Women’s Party) para sa SOGIE Equality Bill;
Dr. Ame Lopez (Region 2 Trauma and Medical Center) para sa Kalusugan ng mga LGBTQIA++; at
Atty. Faith Sadicon (OutRight Action International) para sa pakikilahok ng LGBTQIA++ sa komunidad sa panahon ng pandemya.
Ito ang magbubukas sa isang buwang pagdiriwang ng UPD Pride 2021 na may temang “Sama All, Pantay All: Sumusulong, Yumayabong ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya.” Sagutan lamang ang form na ito para matanggap ang zoom link ng webinar:
Kung maaari rin sanang mai-forward ang mensahe na ito sa inyong mga ka-opisina, kolehiyo, at iba pang kasamahan. Kung may katanungan o paglilinaw, maaaring makontak ang aming Campaign Officer, Rej Duka, sa [email protected] o sumagot lamang sa email na ito. Maraming salamat at nawa’y manatili tayong maingat at ligtas sa panahon ng pandemya.
Queer Time Travel: Re-imagining Histories in the Philippine LGBTQ Movement John Andrew “Andoy” Evangelista (University of the Philippines-Diliman/University of Hong Kong) June 1, 2021, 10am-12nn (CEST); 4:00pm-6:00pm (PHT) Zoom registration link: https://lnu-se.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yudu6pqzIiHN2c00x6OiedB_53eJODbI9x
1. Webinar 1 – Road Safety Management and Policy Directions on May 26, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 2. Webinar 2 – Safer Roads, Mobility, and Vehicles on June 2, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 3. Webinar 3 – Post-Crash Response, Injury Prevention, and Safer Road Users on June 9, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 4. Webinar 4 – Evidence-Based Research and Programs in Road Safety on June 16, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM
Speakers include government officials from the Department of Transportation, Philippine National Police, Metro Manila Development Authority, Land Transportation Office, Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board, Department of Public Works and Highways; international experts and the World Health Organization; chief medical officers and trauma specialists in the biggest government hospitals in Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao, and academe. This is a DOH-PCHRD research program in collaboration with NIH-UPM.The program leaders are Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa and Dr. Jinky Leilanie Lu.
Of course we would love to talk about cute endemic rodents while the ink is still wet.
To discuss her newly published (last month!) paper, Janine Ochoa will give a Binalot entitled “Ang mga buot ng Callao: Extinct fossil cloud rats of northeastern Luzon”.
Join us , June 2nd, Wednesday, 1PM (Manila). zoom meeting details below the abstract.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
OPEN Talk features discussion on depression and anxiety. Mental health concerns that have become more prominent as COVID-19 Pandemic spreads across the globe.
What is depression? Anxiety? Are there differences between the two? How can we protect our mental health during these trying times?
Dr. Dinah P. Nadera, the first resident psychiatrist of the UP Diliman Health Service, shall give us information about these and ways to protect our mental health.
Joining as moderator is Dr. Maria Rowena Raymundo, an Obstetrician-Gynecologic Surgeon, Infectious Disease Specialist, and Program Chair, Faculty of Education, UP Open University.
This OPEN Talk episode is in collaboration with the UPOU Office of Student Affairs and Ugnayan ng Pahinungod UPOU.
UP Open University (UPOU) UPOU Faculty and Staff UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies UPOU Faculty of Management & Development Studies UPOU Faculty of Education Ugnayan ng Pahinungód UPOU UPOU Massive Open Distance e-Learning
1. Webinar 1 – Road Safety Management and Policy Directions on May 26, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 2. Webinar 2 – Safer Roads, Mobility, and Vehicles on June 2, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 3. Webinar 3 – Post-Crash Response, Injury Prevention, and Safer Road Users on June 9, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM 4. Webinar 4 – Evidence-Based Research and Programs in Road Safety on June 16, 2021, from 8:00- 11:00 AM
Speakers include government officials from the Department of Transportation, Philippine National Police, Metro Manila Development Authority, Land Transportation Office, Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board, Department of Public Works and Highways; international experts and the World Health Organization; chief medical officers and trauma specialists in the biggest government hospitals in Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao, and academe. This is a DOH-PCHRD research program in collaboration with NIH-UPM.The program leaders are Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa and Dr. Jinky Leilanie Lu.
Of course we would love to talk about cute endemic rodents while the ink is still wet.
To discuss her newly published (last month!) paper, Janine Ochoa will give a Binalot entitled “Ang mga buot ng Callao: Extinct fossil cloud rats of northeastern Luzon”.
Join us , June 2nd, Wednesday, 1PM (Manila). zoom meeting details below the abstract.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
OPEN Talk features discussion on depression and anxiety. Mental health concerns that have become more prominent as COVID-19 Pandemic spreads across the globe.
What is depression? Anxiety? Are there differences between the two? How can we protect our mental health during these trying times?
Dr. Dinah P. Nadera, the first resident psychiatrist of the UP Diliman Health Service, shall give us information about these and ways to protect our mental health.
Joining as moderator is Dr. Maria Rowena Raymundo, an Obstetrician-Gynecologic Surgeon, Infectious Disease Specialist, and Program Chair, Faculty of Education, UP Open University.
This OPEN Talk episode is in collaboration with the UPOU Office of Student Affairs and Ugnayan ng Pahinungod UPOU.
UP Open University (UPOU) UPOU Faculty and Staff UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies UPOU Faculty of Management & Development Studies UPOU Faculty of Education Ugnayan ng Pahinungód UPOU UPOU Massive Open Distance e-Learning
The UP Open University (UPOU) Office of Gender Concerns (OGC) invites everyone to a webinar on Gender-Responsive and Feminist Research on 3 June 2021, 2PM to 5PM. We have invited Dr. Nathalie Africa-Verceles, Director of the UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies, as the Resource Speaker.
Join us as we learn how to develop gender-responsive and feminist research proposals. The webinar will be live streamed via UPOU Networks: https://networks.upou.edu.ph/gad/, and the UPOU and the OGC official Facebook Pages.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this SPECIAL EDITION of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW: bit.ly/StopCOVIDDeathsWebinar55
Webinar #55 “HELP! Ayaw Magpabakuna ni Lolo at Lola” June 4, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Presenters: Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa Special Adviser National Task Force Against COVID-19
Dr. Shelley Ann F. De la Vega Director, NIH Institute on Aging University of the Philippines Manila
Reactors: Dr. Enrique T. Ona Former Secretary Department of Health
Dr. Lilian De Las Llagas Commissioner Commission on Higher Education
Opening Remarks: Dr. Grace Javier Alfonso Executive Director, TVUP Professor Emeritus, University of the Philippines
Closing Remarks: Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong Dean, UP College of Medicine
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Webinar #55 June 4, 2021 “HELP! Ayaw Magpabakuna ni Lolo at Lola” Special Topic
Recent evidence shows that only 11% of senior citizens are vaccinated, despite the availability of vaccines. Why is the turnout so low? Is it because of fear of side-effects? Is it fear of lining up too long in the heat? Is it the fear of getting COVID-19 because of crowded vaccination centers? How can we make it easy and convenient for our seniors to get protection against COVID-19?
In this episode of STOP COVID DEATHS, “HELP! Ayaw magpabakuna ni Lolo at Lola”, we will dig deeper into vaccine hesitancy among seniors. Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa, Special Adviser to the National Task Force on COVID-19 will share the latest data showing low engagement of seniors in vaccination programs. Gerontologist and head of the NIH Institute on Aging, Dr. Shelley Ann F. De la Vega will talk about the inconveniences and struggles that seniors endure to get vaccinated. Former DOH Secretary Dr. Enrique T. Ona, Jr. will provide some reflections on how the system can be improved, while CHED Commissioner Dr. Lilian De Las Llagas will provide the Public Health perspective on how coverage of senior citizens can be improved. In order to provide more insights on why most Filipino Senior Citizens refuse to be vaccinated, the audience is encouraged to share their experiences on vaccination of seniors in their households.
Be part of the solution to the problem of vaccine hesitancy among our seniors. We all have older persons in our lives who really need our support now — so that they can be protected against COVID-19.
The UP Mindanao School of Management (SOM) and UP Diliman Cesar E.A. Virata School of Business, in cooperation with the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, invites everyone to a lecture by Dr. Niceto S. Poblador, PhD, on 7 June 2021, 10AM-12 Noon, Monday via Zoom™. He will discuss the “Function of Business in Modern Society.” The Department of Trade and Industry-11 Regional Director Ma. Belenda Q. Ambi and UP Diliman Professor Aliza Racelis will serve as Reactors.
Dr. Niceto S. Poblador is a retired Professor of Economics and Management of the University of the Philippines and was one of the prime movers of the UP Mindanao SOM.
The UP Mindanao Technology Transfer and Business Development Office (TTBDO) will hold an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Protection Webinar via Zoom on 08 June 2021, Tuesday, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 NN. Resource persons from the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) will orient researchers about their rights and opportunities over their outputs.
All interested parties are invited. Please register on the following link on or before 07 June 2021, Monday: https://forms.gle/2twXPmEa4KNXJwVCA
Access to the online workshop will be sent to registered persons.
Do you own a food business but are not familiar with food quality management?
Join our webinar on June 8, 2021, Tuesday at 1:00 PM, and listen to our speakers as they discuss different topics about “Food Quality Management: Quality Management in the Philippine Food Industry and Challenges Encountered During the Pandemic.”
Grab this chance to expand your knowledge in establishing systematic processes and formulating standard approaches to your food businesses to ensure food quality.
This webinar is part of the FST 165 Quality Assurance class under the BS Food Technology Program of UP Mindanao, in partnership with the Philippine Association of Food Technologists, Inc. – Lambda Chapter.
Queer Time Travel: Re-imagining Histories in the Philippine LGBTQ Movement John Andrew “Andoy” Evangelista (University of the Philippines-Diliman/University of Hong Kong) June 1, 2021, 10am-12nn (CEST); 4:00pm-6:00pm (PHT) Zoom registration link: https://lnu-se.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yudu6pqzIiHN2c00x6OiedB_53eJODbI9x
The UP Mindanao Technology Transfer and Business Development Office (TTBDO) will hold an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Protection Webinar via Zoom on 08 June 2021, Tuesday, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 NN. Resource persons from the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) will orient researchers about their rights and opportunities over their outputs.
All interested parties are invited. Please register on the following link on or before 07 June 2021, Monday: https://forms.gle/2twXPmEa4KNXJwVCA
Access to the online workshop will be sent to registered persons.
Do you own a food business but are not familiar with food quality management?
Join our webinar on June 8, 2021, Tuesday at 1:00 PM, and listen to our speakers as they discuss different topics about “Food Quality Management: Quality Management in the Philippine Food Industry and Challenges Encountered During the Pandemic.”
Grab this chance to expand your knowledge in establishing systematic processes and formulating standard approaches to your food businesses to ensure food quality.
This webinar is part of the FST 165 Quality Assurance class under the BS Food Technology Program of UP Mindanao, in partnership with the Philippine Association of Food Technologists, Inc. – Lambda Chapter.
Queer Time Travel: Re-imagining Histories in the Philippine LGBTQ Movement John Andrew “Andoy” Evangelista (University of the Philippines-Diliman/University of Hong Kong) June 1, 2021, 10am-12nn (CEST); 4:00pm-6:00pm (PHT) Zoom registration link: https://lnu-se.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yudu6pqzIiHN2c00x6OiedB_53eJODbI9x
The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao will host the “4th International Workshop on Mathematical Biology” or IWOMB 2021, to be held online via Zoom on 09-11 June 2021 with the theme “Strengthening Decision-Support Systems for Better Public Policy through Infectious Disease Modeling.”
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao will host the “4th International Workshop on Mathematical Biology” or IWOMB 2021, to be held online via Zoom on 09-11 June 2021 with the theme “Strengthening Decision-Support Systems for Better Public Policy through Infectious Disease Modeling.”
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao will host the “4th International Workshop on Mathematical Biology” or IWOMB 2021, to be held online via Zoom on 09-11 June 2021 with the theme “Strengthening Decision-Support Systems for Better Public Policy through Infectious Disease Modeling.”
The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao will host the “4th International Workshop on Mathematical Biology” or IWOMB 2021, to be held online via Zoom on 09-11 June 2021 with the theme “Strengthening Decision-Support Systems for Better Public Policy through Infectious Disease Modeling.”
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this SPECIAL EDITION of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #56 “Is my LGU Prepared for Vaccine Roll-out? Part 2” June 11, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Speakers: Dr. Peter Julian A. Cayton UP Pandemic Response Team Associate Professor, UP School of Statistics
Hon. Francis Javier M. Zamora Mayor, San Juan City, Metro Manila
Hon. Maria Ofelia O. Alcantara Mayor, Municipality of Tolosa, Leyte
Dr. Christia S. Padolina City Health Officer, Navotas City, Metro Manila
Dr. Mariano Antonio T. Banzon City Health Officer, Balanga, Bataan
Margot B. Torres Managing Director, McDonald’s Philippines Chair, Task Group on Strategic Communications Task Force T3
Opening Remarks: Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa Special Adviser National Task Force Against COVID-19
Closing Remarks: Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla Chancellor University of the Philippines Manila
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Webinar #56 June 11, 2021 “Is my LGU Prepared for COVID-19 Vaccine Roll-out? Part 2” Special Topic
More vaccines have arrived; move vaccines are coming. There is reason to be optimistic. There seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel. But are our people prepared for this? Do they know where to go for registration? Are they aware of how to prepare for vaccination? The responsibility for preparing citizens to receive vaccines involves many different players, but none is more important than your local government unit. LGUs are managing the supply chain, as well as the information campaign to generate demand for the vaccines.
In this episode of STOP COVID DEATHS, Dr. Peter Julian A. Cayton of the UP Pandemic Response Team and Associate Professor with the UP School of Statistics will present the stories behind the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out and implementation statistics. Representing the local government units in NCR, we have Mayor Francis Javier M. Zamora of San Juan City and Dr. Christia S. Padolina of Navotas City; while to give us a picture of how things are outside NCR, we have Mayor Maria Ofelia O. Alcantara of Tolosa, Leyte and Dr. Mariano Antonio T. Banzon of Balanga, Bataan. Finally, the private sector outlook and the importance of strategic communication will be emphasized by the Chair of the Task Group on Strategic Communications with Task Force T3, the Managing Director of McDonald’s Philippines, Margot B. Torres.
We will listen to plans, accomplishments and innovations that we can all learn from and keep an open mind in innovating and improving on our vaccination system for this generation and the succeeding ones.
In the intensified information and communication environment caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipinos have more frequently worried over the question, “How can we separate fact from fiction?” Our collective experience in the past two years has shown that this can be difficult.
To offer solutions to this question, the University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao College of Humanities and Social Sciences is co-presenting the webinar, “Fact-checking in the Time of Coronavirus” on 11 June 2021, 4:00 p.m. This webinar is held in collaboration with MovePH, the civic engagement unit of the Rappler news organization.
The webinar is open to the public free of charge. Interested persons may register here: https://bit.ly/3vVsX3N
MovePH has been leading a series of fact-checking webinars in the time of coronavirus aimed at training participants to spot disinformation online and combat it. During the webinar, Ms. Raisa Serafica, Rappler’s head of civic engagement, will discuss the internet environment during the pandemic; and Ms. Vernise Tantuco, Rappler’s researcher/writer, will discuss the fact-checking methodology. There will also be a Q&A session and a spot-check exercise.
According to Rappler, more than 3,500 participants in all regions of the country and even abroad have joined the first 28 sessions of the webinar since it began on April 3, 2020.
Several of these sessions were co-hosted by various academic institutions, youth organizations, and local groups. For the upcoming session, the webinar is being co-presented by the UP Mindanao and its College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
HISTORYA is an intercultural learning experience that will engage Canadians in sharing the history and journey of migration of diverse migrants who have made Canada their home. This event is hosted by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association – Edmonton (UPAAE).
This two-day online event is part of the national celebration of this year’s Philippine Heritage Month. This event will feature:
● a presentation of the Philippine history and the Filipino migration to Canada;
● a multicultural panel discussion about how the Filipino experience resonates with the experience of many migrants to Canada; and,
● an interactive discussion on how we can build bridges and create a culture of inclusion in our communities.
Join us as we build connections and solidarity among cultural communities grounded on shared histories and experience.
Together, we can create ways to support each other through recognizing our common challenges and aspirations.
Together, we can establish harmony in our culture while we strive to belong, to achieve a better life, and to be productive members of the Canadian society.
The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao will host the “4th International Workshop on Mathematical Biology” or IWOMB 2021, to be held online via Zoom on 09-11 June 2021 with the theme “Strengthening Decision-Support Systems for Better Public Policy through Infectious Disease Modeling.”
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this SPECIAL EDITION of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #56 “Is my LGU Prepared for Vaccine Roll-out? Part 2” June 11, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Speakers: Dr. Peter Julian A. Cayton UP Pandemic Response Team Associate Professor, UP School of Statistics
Hon. Francis Javier M. Zamora Mayor, San Juan City, Metro Manila
Hon. Maria Ofelia O. Alcantara Mayor, Municipality of Tolosa, Leyte
Dr. Christia S. Padolina City Health Officer, Navotas City, Metro Manila
Dr. Mariano Antonio T. Banzon City Health Officer, Balanga, Bataan
Margot B. Torres Managing Director, McDonald’s Philippines Chair, Task Group on Strategic Communications Task Force T3
Opening Remarks: Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa Special Adviser National Task Force Against COVID-19
Closing Remarks: Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla Chancellor University of the Philippines Manila
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Webinar #56 June 11, 2021 “Is my LGU Prepared for COVID-19 Vaccine Roll-out? Part 2” Special Topic
More vaccines have arrived; move vaccines are coming. There is reason to be optimistic. There seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel. But are our people prepared for this? Do they know where to go for registration? Are they aware of how to prepare for vaccination? The responsibility for preparing citizens to receive vaccines involves many different players, but none is more important than your local government unit. LGUs are managing the supply chain, as well as the information campaign to generate demand for the vaccines.
In this episode of STOP COVID DEATHS, Dr. Peter Julian A. Cayton of the UP Pandemic Response Team and Associate Professor with the UP School of Statistics will present the stories behind the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out and implementation statistics. Representing the local government units in NCR, we have Mayor Francis Javier M. Zamora of San Juan City and Dr. Christia S. Padolina of Navotas City; while to give us a picture of how things are outside NCR, we have Mayor Maria Ofelia O. Alcantara of Tolosa, Leyte and Dr. Mariano Antonio T. Banzon of Balanga, Bataan. Finally, the private sector outlook and the importance of strategic communication will be emphasized by the Chair of the Task Group on Strategic Communications with Task Force T3, the Managing Director of McDonald’s Philippines, Margot B. Torres.
We will listen to plans, accomplishments and innovations that we can all learn from and keep an open mind in innovating and improving on our vaccination system for this generation and the succeeding ones.
In the intensified information and communication environment caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipinos have more frequently worried over the question, “How can we separate fact from fiction?” Our collective experience in the past two years has shown that this can be difficult.
To offer solutions to this question, the University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao College of Humanities and Social Sciences is co-presenting the webinar, “Fact-checking in the Time of Coronavirus” on 11 June 2021, 4:00 p.m. This webinar is held in collaboration with MovePH, the civic engagement unit of the Rappler news organization.
The webinar is open to the public free of charge. Interested persons may register here: https://bit.ly/3vVsX3N
MovePH has been leading a series of fact-checking webinars in the time of coronavirus aimed at training participants to spot disinformation online and combat it. During the webinar, Ms. Raisa Serafica, Rappler’s head of civic engagement, will discuss the internet environment during the pandemic; and Ms. Vernise Tantuco, Rappler’s researcher/writer, will discuss the fact-checking methodology. There will also be a Q&A session and a spot-check exercise.
According to Rappler, more than 3,500 participants in all regions of the country and even abroad have joined the first 28 sessions of the webinar since it began on April 3, 2020.
Several of these sessions were co-hosted by various academic institutions, youth organizations, and local groups. For the upcoming session, the webinar is being co-presented by the UP Mindanao and its College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
HISTORYA is an intercultural learning experience that will engage Canadians in sharing the history and journey of migration of diverse migrants who have made Canada their home. This event is hosted by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association – Edmonton (UPAAE).
This two-day online event is part of the national celebration of this year’s Philippine Heritage Month. This event will feature:
● a presentation of the Philippine history and the Filipino migration to Canada;
● a multicultural panel discussion about how the Filipino experience resonates with the experience of many migrants to Canada; and,
● an interactive discussion on how we can build bridges and create a culture of inclusion in our communities.
Join us as we build connections and solidarity among cultural communities grounded on shared histories and experience.
Together, we can create ways to support each other through recognizing our common challenges and aspirations.
Together, we can establish harmony in our culture while we strive to belong, to achieve a better life, and to be productive members of the Canadian society.
HISTORYA is an intercultural learning experience that will engage Canadians in sharing the history and journey of migration of diverse migrants who have made Canada their home. This event is hosted by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association – Edmonton (UPAAE).
This two-day online event is part of the national celebration of this year’s Philippine Heritage Month. This event will feature:
● a presentation of the Philippine history and the Filipino migration to Canada;
● a multicultural panel discussion about how the Filipino experience resonates with the experience of many migrants to Canada; and,
● an interactive discussion on how we can build bridges and create a culture of inclusion in our communities.
Join us as we build connections and solidarity among cultural communities grounded on shared histories and experience.
Together, we can create ways to support each other through recognizing our common challenges and aspirations.
Together, we can establish harmony in our culture while we strive to belong, to achieve a better life, and to be productive members of the Canadian society.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
Queer Time Travel: Re-imagining Histories in the Philippine LGBTQ Movement John Andrew “Andoy” Evangelista (University of the Philippines-Diliman/University of Hong Kong) June 1, 2021, 10am-12nn (CEST); 4:00pm-6:00pm (PHT) Zoom registration link: https://lnu-se.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yudu6pqzIiHN2c00x6OiedB_53eJODbI9x
Webinar 4: Evidence-Based Research and Programs in Road Safety, on June 16, 2021, from 8:00 – 11:30 AM.
Please join us! This is FREE and open to everyone. We have also secured CPD units for all our webinar series from the Philippine Medical Association with 3 units per webinar, and a total of 12 units! Certificate of Attendance will be issued for each webinar after the completion of the evaluation form, which will be sent after the webinar.
As of today, we have a total of at least 1930 registrants, and previously we had 1305, 2177, and 2219 registrants for our first, second, and third webinars, respectively, coming from all areas of the Philippines, from provinces and cities of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, including various agencies, companies, and universities, as well as other countries. Our webinar series have stirred much attention and curiosity among Filipino people from all walks of life as we are all road users.
The program leaders are Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa and Dr. Jinky Leilanie Lu.
The webinar link will be sent to you after registration. The registration link sent to you will give you access for all the webinars. Should you have any technical difficulties accessing your Zoom account, you may also view our webinar session via our Youtube and Facebook links:
With just a tap on one’s computer, tablet, or mobile phone, one can access millions of information anytime, anywhere. But how can people be sure that the information accessed is true? Accurate? Along with the plethora of genuine information is the proliferation of fake news/information/ and even scams?
How can we prevent becoming victims of fake news and scams that can affect our lives? our community?
These are some of the questions that shall be addressed in the OPEN Talk episode “Media Literacy: Iwasan Maging Biktima ng Fake News”, which shall be aired on 16 June 2021, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
Joining the OPEN Talk discussion are:
• Dr. Joane V. Serrano Director, Office of Public Affairs and Office of Gender Concerns, and Associate Professor, Faculty of Management and Development Studies, UP Open University
• Dir. Marita A. Carlos Division Director, Applied Communication Division, DOST- PCAARRD, Los Banos, Laguna
Ms. Margaret Jarmin-Suarez of UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies, moderates the talk.
UP Open University (UPOU) UPOU Faculty of Education UPOU Faculty of Management & Development Studies UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies Ugnayan ng Pahinungód UPOU UPOU Massive Open Distance e-Learning
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
Webinar 4: Evidence-Based Research and Programs in Road Safety, on June 16, 2021, from 8:00 – 11:30 AM.
Please join us! This is FREE and open to everyone. We have also secured CPD units for all our webinar series from the Philippine Medical Association with 3 units per webinar, and a total of 12 units! Certificate of Attendance will be issued for each webinar after the completion of the evaluation form, which will be sent after the webinar.
As of today, we have a total of at least 1930 registrants, and previously we had 1305, 2177, and 2219 registrants for our first, second, and third webinars, respectively, coming from all areas of the Philippines, from provinces and cities of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, including various agencies, companies, and universities, as well as other countries. Our webinar series have stirred much attention and curiosity among Filipino people from all walks of life as we are all road users.
The program leaders are Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa and Dr. Jinky Leilanie Lu.
The webinar link will be sent to you after registration. The registration link sent to you will give you access for all the webinars. Should you have any technical difficulties accessing your Zoom account, you may also view our webinar session via our Youtube and Facebook links:
With just a tap on one’s computer, tablet, or mobile phone, one can access millions of information anytime, anywhere. But how can people be sure that the information accessed is true? Accurate? Along with the plethora of genuine information is the proliferation of fake news/information/ and even scams?
How can we prevent becoming victims of fake news and scams that can affect our lives? our community?
These are some of the questions that shall be addressed in the OPEN Talk episode “Media Literacy: Iwasan Maging Biktima ng Fake News”, which shall be aired on 16 June 2021, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
Joining the OPEN Talk discussion are:
• Dr. Joane V. Serrano Director, Office of Public Affairs and Office of Gender Concerns, and Associate Professor, Faculty of Management and Development Studies, UP Open University
• Dir. Marita A. Carlos Division Director, Applied Communication Division, DOST- PCAARRD, Los Banos, Laguna
Ms. Margaret Jarmin-Suarez of UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies, moderates the talk.
UP Open University (UPOU) UPOU Faculty of Education UPOU Faculty of Management & Development Studies UPOU Faculty of Information and Communication Studies Ugnayan ng Pahinungód UPOU UPOU Massive Open Distance e-Learning
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this VIRTUAL GRAND ROUNDS of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #57 “GAGALING PA BA AKO? Mga Pangmatagalang Komplikasyon ng COVID-19″ June 18, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Presenter: Dr. Ian Gabrielle Hipol Resident, Dept. of Family and Community Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Discussant: Dr. Marishiel Samonte Head, UP Health Service and Active Consultant Dept. of Family and Community Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Reactors: Dr. Leonora Fernandez Chief, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Dr. Sharon Ignacio Chief , Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Dr. Cedric John V. Factor Chief Resident, Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Opening Remarks: Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong Dean, UP College of Medicine
Closing Remarks: Dr. Susan Pineda Mercado Adjunct Faculty, UP Manila National Telehealth Center
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Webinar #57 June 18, 2021
“GAGALING PA BA AKO, DOC? Mga Pangmatagalang Komplikasyon ng COVID-19” Virtual Grand Rounds
More than a year after the start of the COVID19 pandemic, we now know that some patients have new, recurring, or ongoing symptoms and clinical findings more than four weeks after infection. Under the broad heading of “post-COVID conditions”, longer term effects can occur even in those with mild or asymptomatic infections.
These conditions post-acute COVID-19, long-term effects of COVID, long COVID, post-acute COVID syndrome, chronic COVID, long-haul COVID, late sequelae, and the research term: Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-COV-2 (PASC). These conditions are being researched, but in general it means that the patients with infection do not return to the usual state of health following a COVID-19 infection.
Psycho-social and mental health conditions are also reported including post-traumatic stress disorders, depression, anxiety and mood changes. COVID-19 causes multi-organ or systemic effects that are inflammatory in nature and this may create higher risk for individuals with comorbidities such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Some long term effects of COVID-19 treatment or hospitalization have also been noted from intubation, severe weakness and muscular deconditioning from not being able to move while on a ventilator. Another term that is emerging is “long COVID” characterized by recurring or continuing symptoms even after the infection has cleared. These include fatigue, “brain fog”, aches and pains, headache, cough, depression, anxiety, among others.
In this episode of STOP COVID DEATHS Virtual Grand Rounds, Post-COVID conditions will be discussed based on a case study from the Philippine General Hospital. The case will be presented by Dr. Ian Gabrielle Hipol and discussed by Dr. Marishiel Samonte, both from the Dept. of Family and Community Medicine of UP-PGH. Reactors include Dr. Leonora Fernandez from the Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Dr. Sharon Ignacio from the Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine, and Dr. Sedric John V. Factor from the Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine.
Join us as we discuss the complications of COVID-19 that go beyond the infection.
ULAT invites you to a Special Forum entitled “CoVExit: Getting out of the pandemic | Prospects and challenges” on 18 June 2021 (Friday) at 1-4 pm via Zoom.
We will talk about an exit strategy for CoViD-19 and how to see ourselves after one year into this pandemic. Our speakers are all Fellows of OCTA Research:
Dr. Guido David, a professor at the Institute of Mathematics in the College of Science (UP Diliman), has been modelling CoViD-19 scenarios since the pandemic began in 2020. His research interest is on data analytics and why this is important in policy decisions on managing the pandemic.
Assistant Professor Ranjit Rye at the Department of Political Science in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (UP Diliman) specializes in the politics of public policy and has advised government on policy and legislative initiatives.
Dr. Rodrigo Angelo “Butch” Ong, a professorial lecturer at the Science and Society Program in the College of Science (UP Diliman) and member of the International Network for Governmental Science Advice (INGSA), is a physician who specializes in disaster and rehabilitation medicine, with a medical practice in the context of humanitarian response to disasters and pandemics. He trained under INGSA in medical science advice in crisis situations.
Dr. Benjamin Vallejo Jr., a professor at the Institute of Environmental Science & Meteorology in the College of Science (UP Diliman) and also a member of INGSA, is a marine scientist who also trained in science advice for environmental crisis situations with a focus on pandemics and postnormal science approaches in crisis response policy.
Prof. Rye, Dr. Ong and Dr. Vallejo Jr. also teach Science, Technology, and Society 1 in UP Diliman.
This special forum is open to the public, free, subject to the availability of Zoom slots (300 maximum). To join, use the Zoom meeting link (https://up-edu.zoom.us/j/85150246528) or scan the QR code in the photo.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this VIRTUAL GRAND ROUNDS of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #57 “GAGALING PA BA AKO? Mga Pangmatagalang Komplikasyon ng COVID-19″ June 18, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Presenter: Dr. Ian Gabrielle Hipol Resident, Dept. of Family and Community Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Discussant: Dr. Marishiel Samonte Head, UP Health Service and Active Consultant Dept. of Family and Community Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Reactors: Dr. Leonora Fernandez Chief, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Dr. Sharon Ignacio Chief , Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Dr. Cedric John V. Factor Chief Resident, Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Opening Remarks: Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong Dean, UP College of Medicine
Closing Remarks: Dr. Susan Pineda Mercado Adjunct Faculty, UP Manila National Telehealth Center
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Webinar #57 June 18, 2021
“GAGALING PA BA AKO, DOC? Mga Pangmatagalang Komplikasyon ng COVID-19” Virtual Grand Rounds
More than a year after the start of the COVID19 pandemic, we now know that some patients have new, recurring, or ongoing symptoms and clinical findings more than four weeks after infection. Under the broad heading of “post-COVID conditions”, longer term effects can occur even in those with mild or asymptomatic infections.
These conditions post-acute COVID-19, long-term effects of COVID, long COVID, post-acute COVID syndrome, chronic COVID, long-haul COVID, late sequelae, and the research term: Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-COV-2 (PASC). These conditions are being researched, but in general it means that the patients with infection do not return to the usual state of health following a COVID-19 infection.
Psycho-social and mental health conditions are also reported including post-traumatic stress disorders, depression, anxiety and mood changes. COVID-19 causes multi-organ or systemic effects that are inflammatory in nature and this may create higher risk for individuals with comorbidities such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Some long term effects of COVID-19 treatment or hospitalization have also been noted from intubation, severe weakness and muscular deconditioning from not being able to move while on a ventilator. Another term that is emerging is “long COVID” characterized by recurring or continuing symptoms even after the infection has cleared. These include fatigue, “brain fog”, aches and pains, headache, cough, depression, anxiety, among others.
In this episode of STOP COVID DEATHS Virtual Grand Rounds, Post-COVID conditions will be discussed based on a case study from the Philippine General Hospital. The case will be presented by Dr. Ian Gabrielle Hipol and discussed by Dr. Marishiel Samonte, both from the Dept. of Family and Community Medicine of UP-PGH. Reactors include Dr. Leonora Fernandez from the Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Dr. Sharon Ignacio from the Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine, and Dr. Sedric John V. Factor from the Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine.
Join us as we discuss the complications of COVID-19 that go beyond the infection.
ULAT invites you to a Special Forum entitled “CoVExit: Getting out of the pandemic | Prospects and challenges” on 18 June 2021 (Friday) at 1-4 pm via Zoom.
We will talk about an exit strategy for CoViD-19 and how to see ourselves after one year into this pandemic. Our speakers are all Fellows of OCTA Research:
Dr. Guido David, a professor at the Institute of Mathematics in the College of Science (UP Diliman), has been modelling CoViD-19 scenarios since the pandemic began in 2020. His research interest is on data analytics and why this is important in policy decisions on managing the pandemic.
Assistant Professor Ranjit Rye at the Department of Political Science in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (UP Diliman) specializes in the politics of public policy and has advised government on policy and legislative initiatives.
Dr. Rodrigo Angelo “Butch” Ong, a professorial lecturer at the Science and Society Program in the College of Science (UP Diliman) and member of the International Network for Governmental Science Advice (INGSA), is a physician who specializes in disaster and rehabilitation medicine, with a medical practice in the context of humanitarian response to disasters and pandemics. He trained under INGSA in medical science advice in crisis situations.
Dr. Benjamin Vallejo Jr., a professor at the Institute of Environmental Science & Meteorology in the College of Science (UP Diliman) and also a member of INGSA, is a marine scientist who also trained in science advice for environmental crisis situations with a focus on pandemics and postnormal science approaches in crisis response policy.
Prof. Rye, Dr. Ong and Dr. Vallejo Jr. also teach Science, Technology, and Society 1 in UP Diliman.
This special forum is open to the public, free, subject to the availability of Zoom slots (300 maximum). To join, use the Zoom meeting link (https://up-edu.zoom.us/j/85150246528) or scan the QR code in the photo.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
Nakabatay ang epektibong komunikasyon at edukasyon sa mga reyalidad ng komunidad. Ang hamon ay kung paano ito pananatilihin sa gitna ng nararanasan nating remote set-up.
Dumalo ngayong darating na Sabado, June 19, 1:00-4:00 PM para sa napapanahong workshop session na pinamagatang “Highlighting Community Education Through Community Projects or Services” na pangungunahan ni Prof. Marion J. Tan mula sa CSWCD.
Paalala lamang na limitadong kalahok lamang ang makakapasok upang mabigyang-linaw ang pangangailangan at tanong ng bawat isa. Kaya mag-register na agad sa tinyurl.com/UNLAD2021!
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
UP Nursing Alumni Association International, Inc. (UPNAAI) and UPAA New Jersey Chapter, Inc. (UPAANJ) are hosting a financial webinar on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 7:30 PM ET. The webinar will cover topics on Social Security, retirement, and asset protection, among others.
Nitz Causing is the resource speaker. She is an Investment Professional and also a Registered Nurse in New Jersey.
To register, click on the link (https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/) in the flyer and then enter your name and email address. You will receive a confirmation email with the zoom meeting information.
Nakabatay ang epektibong komunikasyon at edukasyon sa mga reyalidad ng komunidad. Ang hamon ay kung paano ito pananatilihin sa gitna ng nararanasan nating remote set-up.
Dumalo ngayong darating na Sabado, June 19, 1:00-4:00 PM para sa napapanahong workshop session na pinamagatang “Highlighting Community Education Through Community Projects or Services” na pangungunahan ni Prof. Marion J. Tan mula sa CSWCD.
Paalala lamang na limitadong kalahok lamang ang makakapasok upang mabigyang-linaw ang pangangailangan at tanong ng bawat isa. Kaya mag-register na agad sa tinyurl.com/UNLAD2021!
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
UP Nursing Alumni Association International, Inc. (UPNAAI) and UPAA New Jersey Chapter, Inc. (UPAANJ) are hosting a financial webinar on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 7:30 PM ET. The webinar will cover topics on Social Security, retirement, and asset protection, among others.
Nitz Causing is the resource speaker. She is an Investment Professional and also a Registered Nurse in New Jersey.
To register, click on the link (https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/) in the flyer and then enter your name and email address. You will receive a confirmation email with the zoom meeting information.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
Taun-taon, nagdaraos ang Area Studies Program ng mga lektura upang gunitain ang kapanganakan ni Jose Rizal. Ang tema ng paggunita ngayong taon: “[email protected]: Mga Bagong Sipat sa mga Akda at Kaisipan ni Jose Rizal”. Inorganisa ito ng Area Studies Program katuwang ang Department of Social Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences, Manila Studies Program at Organization of Area Studies Majors.
Itatampok nito ang mga lektura nina Dr. Clement C. Camposano (Chancellor, UP Visayas), Dr. Fernando A. Santiago Jr. (Associate Professor, Department of History, De La Salle University), Janet S. Reguindin-Estella (Lecturer, Ateneo de Manila University)
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
We invite you to the DMPCS Research Seminar on “MULTIMODAL DEEP LEARNING AND VISIBLE-LIGHT AND HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING FOR FRUIT MATURITY ESTIMATION” on June 21, 2021, 10AM via Zoom.
Our speaker, Asst. Prof. Cinmayii A. Garillos-Manliguez, is a PhD candidate at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan.
Taun-taon, nagdaraos ang Area Studies Program ng mga lektura upang gunitain ang kapanganakan ni Jose Rizal. Ang tema ng paggunita ngayong taon: “[email protected]: Mga Bagong Sipat sa mga Akda at Kaisipan ni Jose Rizal”. Inorganisa ito ng Area Studies Program katuwang ang Department of Social Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences, Manila Studies Program at Organization of Area Studies Majors.
Itatampok nito ang mga lektura nina Dr. Clement C. Camposano (Chancellor, UP Visayas), Dr. Fernando A. Santiago Jr. (Associate Professor, Department of History, De La Salle University), Janet S. Reguindin-Estella (Lecturer, Ateneo de Manila University)
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
We invite you to the DMPCS Research Seminar on “MULTIMODAL DEEP LEARNING AND VISIBLE-LIGHT AND HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING FOR FRUIT MATURITY ESTIMATION” on June 21, 2021, 10AM via Zoom.
Our speaker, Asst. Prof. Cinmayii A. Garillos-Manliguez, is a PhD candidate at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan.
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
The U.P. Center for Women’s and Gender Studies’ (UPCWGS) invites everyone to the next installment of our Site of Convergence: Weaving Tapestries of Knowledge lecture series. Featuring Dr. Kathleen Cruz Gutierrez, our upcoming webinar is entitled “Time’s Up, Academia: Shifting Discourse, Reporting & Mentorship “. It will be on June 22, 2021 from 10am to 12nn (Manila Time) via Zoom. Register via https://tinyurl.com/TimesUpAcademiaNow
Dr. Gutierrez (https://history.ucsc.edu/faculty/profiles/index.php?uid=kgutie20) is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She specializes in Philippine history, science and technology studies, and modern Southeast Asia. In 2015, she joined the UC President’s Task Force on Responding to Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence to influence policy reform across the UC system. She also organized with graduate students to demand more transparency for the campus adjudication process, which has since changed to reduce the number of hearings during which complainants are expected to verbally repeat their experiences of sexual harassment or sexual violence. For her efforts, she received the RISE Leadership Award from Berkeley’s Gender Equity Resource Center in 2017. She has shared her insight and experience with UpFront-KPFA (Berkeley, 94.1) (https://kpfa.org/player/?audio=229063), The Guardian, National Public Radio, and most recently, at the “Promoting Gender Equity and Fair Practices in Asian Studies virtual panel of the Association of Asian Studies.
Dr. Gutierrez will talk about how, as a graduate student at the UC Berkeley, she worked to address publicly the failures of sexual harassment reporting and response structures (https://www.dailycal.org/2018/02/13/laying-bare-berkeleys-metoo-moment). Dr. Gutierrez will also have a dialogue with representatives from school-based anti-sexual violence initiatives in the Philippines.
Here are the bios of the advocates who will have a dialogue with Dr. Gutierrez:
Julia Martinez is a high school student from the Philippine Science High School – Main Campus. She is an advocate for creating safe spaces for women and victims of sexual violence. In response to the voyeuristic acts that took place in her school, she proposed a prevention curriculum and harassment intervention plan. This experience has shown her how the fight against sexual violence lies heavily on the governance of our institutions. For her it is as simple as this: If we fail to develop effective policies that protect and empower victims of sexual violence, then we fail to protect our humanity.
Sophia Caagbay is the Deputy for Legal Aid in Sulong!, a youth- and volunteer- run organization that connects victim-survivors of sexual violence to pro bono legal advice, psychological aid, and other services.She is assigned to supervise the fulfillment of all legal bookings and to ensure that legal opinions are filed securely and up to date. One of her advocacies is to uplift mental health as a Registered Psychometrician. She also volunteers for another organization that provides feminist psychosocial support to the survivors of GBV.
Danna Aduna is an instructor of philosophy and the publications and research coordinator of Time’s Up Ateneo (TUA), a collective of survivors and advocates fighting sexual violence in the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) and beyond. She was part of the 2019 protests against sexual violence and impunity in ADMU and was one of the TUA representatives who engaged the ADMU administration for policy reforms. She is also part of the TUA research team who worked on a study entitled “Silenced: Retaliation Against Sexual Violence Survivors and Advocates in Schools”, which was presented at the 12th National Conference of the Women’s and Gender Studies Association of the Philippines.
Jaira Del Mundo is in her first year in UP Diliman taking up BA Business Administration and Accountancy. A staunch advocate for safe spaces and a women’s rights activist, she is currently the Education and Research Head of The Sanctuary Project UP Diliman Chapter, a feminist organization that offers psychological and legal first aid services for gender-based violence survivors. As a student responder, she has gone through psychosocial and legal first aid training in order to help victim-survivors of gender-based violence.
The UP Alumni Association (UPAA) is hosting another “e-Kapihan ng Bayan sa UP” via Zoom on 22 June 2021, Tuesday, 10:00-11:00 a.m. (Manila time). The discussion will center on the popular community pantries, which started on Maginhawa Street in Diliman, Quezon City.
The resource speaker will be Ms. Ana Patricia Non, the originator and benefactor behind the original free-food-for-the-poor project called the Maginhawa Community Pantry. She will discuss the whys, whats, and hows of her altruistic brainchild, which has since been cloned in other parts of the city and the country.
Those interested are invited to register with the UPAA Secretariat at Tels. 920-6868; 920-6871; Mobile 0917-8372098; or e-mail [email protected] to get the Zoom meeting ID and their personal participant’s passwords.
Open to all UP alumni, faculty, and students, as well as the general public, e-Kapihan ng Bayan sa U.P. is a public service project of the UPAA which aims to serve as a regular forum for intelligent and constructive discussion of issues relevant to our development as a nation. In a democracy like the Philippines, such public discourse is a valuable tool for guiding the national leaders and all concerned citizens to collectively confront and attempt to resolve the challenges posed by current issues of general concern.
The forum, “A Celebration of LIFE (Livelihood Improvement through Facilitated Extension): A Commemoration of PCAARRD’s 10th year” will acknowledge the enduring partnership between Philippines and Australia through the eight-year ACIAR Mindanao Agricultural Extension Project (AMAEP) project and showcase the LIFE model through a series of presentations and open discussions at the regional, national, and international level.
This forum will be held on June 22, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. The forum will be a special event to commemorate DOST-PCAARRD’s 10th year.
The Forum will present how LIFE has benefitted communities in Mindanao, and feature lessons and insights from those who have implemented the Model including farmer groups, agency extension officers, and key LIFE partners. An added event feature is the formal launch of the special LIFE package consisting of a reference book, video library, and a training manual. The package provides information on how to incorporate the LIFE Model into agri-aqua extension programs.
Forum presenters will share their learnings, experiences, and insights including the developers of LIFE; representatives from the institutions involved in scaling up the LIE Model; speakers from PCAARRD to talk on the national government perspectives of a new extension innovation such as LIFE; and CEO-ACIAR to discuss on Landcare, the genesis of the LIFE Model.
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
The U.P. Center for Women’s and Gender Studies’ (UPCWGS) invites everyone to the next installment of our Site of Convergence: Weaving Tapestries of Knowledge lecture series. Featuring Dr. Kathleen Cruz Gutierrez, our upcoming webinar is entitled “Time’s Up, Academia: Shifting Discourse, Reporting & Mentorship “. It will be on June 22, 2021 from 10am to 12nn (Manila Time) via Zoom. Register via https://tinyurl.com/TimesUpAcademiaNow
Dr. Gutierrez (https://history.ucsc.edu/faculty/profiles/index.php?uid=kgutie20) is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She specializes in Philippine history, science and technology studies, and modern Southeast Asia. In 2015, she joined the UC President’s Task Force on Responding to Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence to influence policy reform across the UC system. She also organized with graduate students to demand more transparency for the campus adjudication process, which has since changed to reduce the number of hearings during which complainants are expected to verbally repeat their experiences of sexual harassment or sexual violence. For her efforts, she received the RISE Leadership Award from Berkeley’s Gender Equity Resource Center in 2017. She has shared her insight and experience with UpFront-KPFA (Berkeley, 94.1) (https://kpfa.org/player/?audio=229063), The Guardian, National Public Radio, and most recently, at the “Promoting Gender Equity and Fair Practices in Asian Studies virtual panel of the Association of Asian Studies.
Dr. Gutierrez will talk about how, as a graduate student at the UC Berkeley, she worked to address publicly the failures of sexual harassment reporting and response structures (https://www.dailycal.org/2018/02/13/laying-bare-berkeleys-metoo-moment). Dr. Gutierrez will also have a dialogue with representatives from school-based anti-sexual violence initiatives in the Philippines.
Here are the bios of the advocates who will have a dialogue with Dr. Gutierrez:
Julia Martinez is a high school student from the Philippine Science High School – Main Campus. She is an advocate for creating safe spaces for women and victims of sexual violence. In response to the voyeuristic acts that took place in her school, she proposed a prevention curriculum and harassment intervention plan. This experience has shown her how the fight against sexual violence lies heavily on the governance of our institutions. For her it is as simple as this: If we fail to develop effective policies that protect and empower victims of sexual violence, then we fail to protect our humanity.
Sophia Caagbay is the Deputy for Legal Aid in Sulong!, a youth- and volunteer- run organization that connects victim-survivors of sexual violence to pro bono legal advice, psychological aid, and other services.She is assigned to supervise the fulfillment of all legal bookings and to ensure that legal opinions are filed securely and up to date. One of her advocacies is to uplift mental health as a Registered Psychometrician. She also volunteers for another organization that provides feminist psychosocial support to the survivors of GBV.
Danna Aduna is an instructor of philosophy and the publications and research coordinator of Time’s Up Ateneo (TUA), a collective of survivors and advocates fighting sexual violence in the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) and beyond. She was part of the 2019 protests against sexual violence and impunity in ADMU and was one of the TUA representatives who engaged the ADMU administration for policy reforms. She is also part of the TUA research team who worked on a study entitled “Silenced: Retaliation Against Sexual Violence Survivors and Advocates in Schools”, which was presented at the 12th National Conference of the Women’s and Gender Studies Association of the Philippines.
Jaira Del Mundo is in her first year in UP Diliman taking up BA Business Administration and Accountancy. A staunch advocate for safe spaces and a women’s rights activist, she is currently the Education and Research Head of The Sanctuary Project UP Diliman Chapter, a feminist organization that offers psychological and legal first aid services for gender-based violence survivors. As a student responder, she has gone through psychosocial and legal first aid training in order to help victim-survivors of gender-based violence.
The UP Alumni Association (UPAA) is hosting another “e-Kapihan ng Bayan sa UP” via Zoom on 22 June 2021, Tuesday, 10:00-11:00 a.m. (Manila time). The discussion will center on the popular community pantries, which started on Maginhawa Street in Diliman, Quezon City.
The resource speaker will be Ms. Ana Patricia Non, the originator and benefactor behind the original free-food-for-the-poor project called the Maginhawa Community Pantry. She will discuss the whys, whats, and hows of her altruistic brainchild, which has since been cloned in other parts of the city and the country.
Those interested are invited to register with the UPAA Secretariat at Tels. 920-6868; 920-6871; Mobile 0917-8372098; or e-mail [email protected] to get the Zoom meeting ID and their personal participant’s passwords.
Open to all UP alumni, faculty, and students, as well as the general public, e-Kapihan ng Bayan sa U.P. is a public service project of the UPAA which aims to serve as a regular forum for intelligent and constructive discussion of issues relevant to our development as a nation. In a democracy like the Philippines, such public discourse is a valuable tool for guiding the national leaders and all concerned citizens to collectively confront and attempt to resolve the challenges posed by current issues of general concern.
The forum, “A Celebration of LIFE (Livelihood Improvement through Facilitated Extension): A Commemoration of PCAARRD’s 10th year” will acknowledge the enduring partnership between Philippines and Australia through the eight-year ACIAR Mindanao Agricultural Extension Project (AMAEP) project and showcase the LIFE model through a series of presentations and open discussions at the regional, national, and international level.
This forum will be held on June 22, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. The forum will be a special event to commemorate DOST-PCAARRD’s 10th year.
The Forum will present how LIFE has benefitted communities in Mindanao, and feature lessons and insights from those who have implemented the Model including farmer groups, agency extension officers, and key LIFE partners. An added event feature is the formal launch of the special LIFE package consisting of a reference book, video library, and a training manual. The package provides information on how to incorporate the LIFE Model into agri-aqua extension programs.
Forum presenters will share their learnings, experiences, and insights including the developers of LIFE; representatives from the institutions involved in scaling up the LIE Model; speakers from PCAARRD to talk on the national government perspectives of a new extension innovation such as LIFE; and CEO-ACIAR to discuss on Landcare, the genesis of the LIFE Model.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
UP Diliman PRIDE 2021 🌈 Maligayang Buwan ng Pride sa lahat! Maging bahagi ng mga handog na aktibidad ng UP Diliman ngayong Hunyo, sa ilalim ng temang “#SamaAllPantayAll: Sumusulong, Yumayabong Ang Pride sa Panahon ng Pandemya”!
Padalhan lamang ng PM o mensahe ang UP Diliman Gender Office para sa mga katanungan at higit pang impormasyon.
You are all cordially invited to a UPB Webinar — Creative Talks: Design-led Creative Thinking for Our Everyday Life
Brought to you by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines and Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI)
May-June 2021, Wednesdays, 6-7PM
Featuring:
Prof. Analyn Salvador-Amores – Director, Museo Kordilyera, UP Baguio Prof. Monica Gayle Alcudia – Coordinator, Fine Arts Program / Manager, FabLab UP Cebu Arch. Aris Go – Principal Architect, 90 Design Studio Prof. Tioan Medrano – Creative Director, Aramid Design Studio
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
Ang [email protected]: History and Legacy ambag ng College of Arts and Sciences-Manila Studies Program sa makabuluhang paggunita sa ika-450 anibersaryo ng pagkakatatag ng lungsod ng Maynila.
Katuwang ang Area Studies Program at Department of Social Sciences, itatampok nito ang mga lektura nina G. Ian Christopher Alfonso (Senior Research, National Historical Commission of the Philippines), Dr. Cristina E. Torres (Coordinator, FERCAP-WHO-TDR), at Dr. Gerard Rey Lico (Professor, UP Diliman).
Layon nitong palitawin ang iba’t ibang tugon at pananaw ng mga ninuno natin sa nagbabago nilang daigdig mula noong ika-16 na dantaon, sa pamamagitan ng pagsusuri sa iba’t ibang aspeto ng kasaysayan at kultura ng Maynila.
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
June is Pride Month and everyone is invited to join the simple celebration on 25 June 2021, 8:00 am at the Oblation Grounds. Let us recognize the resilience and determination of our LGBT+ community to live freely and authentically. On this special day of pride, the rainbow flag will wave freely in the air to enjoin us to open our hearts and minds and affirm our resolve to uphold the dignity of all people including the LGBT+ community.
Thanks.
CORAZON LUMBERA-ABANSI, Ph.D. Professor and Chancellor University of the Philippines Baguio
The future of education depends on today so when is the best chance to discuss it? NOW!
Join us as we talk about new perspectives on gearing up our Higher Education Institutions for a future-ready and sustainable education system in the country. We invited speakers and experts to share their perspectives and spark our motivations to drive the education system into the future we want it to be.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this VIRTUAL GRAND ROUNDS of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #58 “WHO GETS THE LAST VENTILATOR? COVID-19 Crisis-Level Hospital Care” June 25, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Presenter: Dr. Leonora Fernandez Chief, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Reactors: Maria Fatima “Girlie” Lorenzo President Philippine Alliance of Patient Organizations
Dr. Ralph Elvi Villalobos Consultant, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Atty. James Dennis Gumpal Head, Legal Office University of the Philippines Manila
Prof. Leonardo De Castro Professor, Dept. of Philosophy University of the Philippines Diliman
Opening Remarks: Dr. Marita Reyes Former Chancellor, University of the Philippines Manila
Closing Remarks: Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong Dean, UP College of Medicine
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Webinar #58 June 25, 2021 “WHO GETS THE LAST VENTILATOR? COVID-19 Crisis-Level Hospital Care” Special Topic
In a pandemic, scarcity of resources is a given. Historically, pandemics are characterized by shortages of human, financial, material and infrastructure resources. For the COVID-19 pandemic, even developed countries with a tremendous amount of resources for staff, equipment, drugs and medicines – experienced shortages, huge gaps in service delivery and tremendous distress among patients and providers because of ethical and moral dilemmas about who should be prioritized in crisis situations.
What happens in the health facility when 3 people need a ventilator and only one is available?
Should the decision be made by patients? What is the role of the family? Is it for the doctor and the medical team to decide? Are there guidelines to help decide on who gets access to a bed, a drug or a ventilator?
“Who gets the last ventilator”, the title of Webinar 58 – uses the ventilator as a proxy, for any life-saving intervention. The Philippines has not experienced a shortage of ventilators. However, preparedness for a surge requires taking a closer look at our challenges in relation to scarce resources for life-saving interventions. Do we just need more supplies? Do we need a system for sharing of supplies across regions? Do we need guidance on how to manage limited supplies within institutions, across health facilities and monitored centrally across the country?
Join us on a discussion on the ethical dimensions of scarce life-saving interventions. Main presenter is Dr. Leonora Fernandez, Chief of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Philippine General Hospital. The panel of reactors include Maria Fatima Lorenzo, President of the Philippine Alliance of Patient Organizations; Dr. Ralph Elvi Villalobos, Consultant with the Division of Pulmonary Medicine at the Philippine General Hospital; Atty. James Dennis Gumpal, Head of the UP Manila Legal Office; and Prof. Leonardo De Castro of the Department of Philosophy with the University of the Philippines Diliman. Opening Remarks will be by Dr Marita Reyes, head of HTAC, former chancellor of UP Manila, former Dean of the UP College of Medicine, with Synthesis and Closing Remarks by the Dean of the UP College of Medicine, Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong.
As COVID-19 forced people to cope with the abrupt changes on the sudden shift to a New Normal, it also opened up a gateway of opportunities for us to explore — from the policies made by governments in addressing the pandemic to their effects across the different sectors in society.
Taking insights from the theme, “The Politics of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the New Normal: Crisis and Opportunities,” this year’s Biennial Eastern Visayas Political Science Conference (BEVPSC) highlights the multi-dimensional crisis and the opportunities brought upon by the pandemic. It aims to stimulate political and policy discourse on the most pressing issues in contemporary politics and society in the context of COVID-19.
To be aware of these issues amid the pandemic is necessary, but for us to be involved in its discourse as members of society is an obligation. Join us this June 25-26, 2021 as we tackle the crisis and opportunities in this pandemic and the New Normal.
What are you waiting for? Register now through bit.ly/7thBEVPSC to join!
Calling all FICS students! Join us for the Masterclass (Special Edition) “Kumustahan with FICS Students: Coping with the Challenges of the Present Time #BeatCOVID” which will be held on 25 June 2021, 2PM-5PM! Register at bit.ly/MasterclassKumustahan.
Ms. Marie Curie de Pona will serve as resource speaker with Dr. Benjamina Paula Flor, Dr. Fraulein Oclarit, and Fr. Rojohn Ramirez as guest panelists. Dr. Alexander Flor will be the moderator.
The UP Institute of Human Rights and the UP Institute of International Legal Studies, together with the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, are co-organizing the online forum entitled “Crimes against Humanity and the International Criminal Court: Nature, Procedure, and Implication on the Philippine Situation.” The event will be held on 25 June 2021, Friday, at 2:00-4:00 PM via Zoom Platform.
The first part of the forum is the lecture of Judge Raul C. Pangalangan, former Judge and President of the Trial Division of the International Criminal Court (ICC), and Professor of the UP College of Law. The lecture will explain the nature of crimes against humanity and the evidence necessary to support their prosecution. The second part of the forum is the presentation by a panel of experts who will discuss the implications of a full investigation on the drug war and the arguments that may arise, as well as their analyses of specific aspects of the ICC procedure involving the Philippine situation. Both the lecture and the discussion of the experts will assist the legal community and the public in understanding the nature of crimes against humanity and its implications on the efforts to seek effective remedy, both for the victims and the Filipino people.
The event is open to the public but pre-registration is required. If interested, kindly pre-register through the following link: bit.ly/UP-ICCForum
2nd Virtual Health Professions Education Expo 2021
“The Emerging Landscape of Health Professions Education” This event is organized by the National Teacher Training Center for the Health Professions, University of the Philippines Manila from June 21-25, 2021.
PROGRAM BRIEF: This is a five-day bi-synchronous event with a Synchronous Opening and Plenary Session on June 21, 2021 at 9-12nn via Zoom, followed by asynchronous activities from June 21-25 through the Learning Management System of NTTCHP. It is intended to discuss the institutional and instructional reforms that have been proposed to improve health professions education and ultimately, health outcomes in 2010 and how these have evolved through the years. This event will showcase the outputs of NTTCHP and TMU students.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: (1) To revisit the institutional and instructional reforms in health professions education (HPEd); and (2) To discuss transformative practices in curriculum redesign, upscaling of the health workforce, and fostering local and international networks and collaboration:
Redesigning curricula in health sciences and medical education; Upscaling of the health workforce through HPEd; and Cultivating collaborative networks and partnerships in HPEd.
June is Pride Month and everyone is invited to join the simple celebration on 25 June 2021, 8:00 am at the Oblation Grounds. Let us recognize the resilience and determination of our LGBT+ community to live freely and authentically. On this special day of pride, the rainbow flag will wave freely in the air to enjoin us to open our hearts and minds and affirm our resolve to uphold the dignity of all people including the LGBT+ community.
Thanks.
CORAZON LUMBERA-ABANSI, Ph.D. Professor and Chancellor University of the Philippines Baguio
The future of education depends on today so when is the best chance to discuss it? NOW!
Join us as we talk about new perspectives on gearing up our Higher Education Institutions for a future-ready and sustainable education system in the country. We invited speakers and experts to share their perspectives and spark our motivations to drive the education system into the future we want it to be.
The University of the Philippines in partnership with UP Manila NIH National Telehealth Center and in cooperation with UP Philippine General Hospital would like to invite you to join the Fight Against COVID-19!
Registration slots are limited to this VIRTUAL GRAND ROUNDS of the STOP COVID DEATHS Webinar Series, so sign up NOW:
Webinar #58 “WHO GETS THE LAST VENTILATOR? COVID-19 Crisis-Level Hospital Care” June 25, 2021 (Friday) 12nn
Presenter: Dr. Leonora Fernandez Chief, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Reactors: Maria Fatima “Girlie” Lorenzo President Philippine Alliance of Patient Organizations
Dr. Ralph Elvi Villalobos Consultant, Division of Pulmonary Medicine UP Philippine General Hospital
Atty. James Dennis Gumpal Head, Legal Office University of the Philippines Manila
Prof. Leonardo De Castro Professor, Dept. of Philosophy University of the Philippines Diliman
Opening Remarks: Dr. Marita Reyes Former Chancellor, University of the Philippines Manila
Closing Remarks: Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong Dean, UP College of Medicine
———————————————————–
Webinar #58 June 25, 2021 “WHO GETS THE LAST VENTILATOR? COVID-19 Crisis-Level Hospital Care” Special Topic
In a pandemic, scarcity of resources is a given. Historically, pandemics are characterized by shortages of human, financial, material and infrastructure resources. For the COVID-19 pandemic, even developed countries with a tremendous amount of resources for staff, equipment, drugs and medicines – experienced shortages, huge gaps in service delivery and tremendous distress among patients and providers because of ethical and moral dilemmas about who should be prioritized in crisis situations.
What happens in the health facility when 3 people need a ventilator and only one is available?
Should the decision be made by patients? What is the role of the family? Is it for the doctor and the medical team to decide? Are there guidelines to help decide on who gets access to a bed, a drug or a ventilator?
“Who gets the last ventilator”, the title of Webinar 58 – uses the ventilator as a proxy, for any life-saving intervention. The Philippines has not experienced a shortage of ventilators. However, preparedness for a surge requires taking a closer look at our challenges in relation to scarce resources for life-saving interventions. Do we just need more supplies? Do we need a system for sharing of supplies across regions? Do we need guidance on how to manage limited supplies within institutions, across health facilities and monitored centrally across the country?
Join us on a discussion on the ethical dimensions of scarce life-saving interventions. Main presenter is Dr. Leonora Fernandez, Chief of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Philippine General Hospital. The panel of reactors include Maria Fatima Lorenzo, President of the Philippine Alliance of Patient Organizations; Dr. Ralph Elvi Villalobos, Consultant with the Division of Pulmonary Medicine at the Philippine General Hospital; Atty. James Dennis Gumpal, Head of the UP Manila Legal Office; and Prof. Leonardo De Castro of the Department of Philosophy with the University of the Philippines Diliman. Opening Remarks will be by Dr Marita Reyes, head of HTAC, former chancellor of UP Manila, former Dean of the UP College of Medicine, with Synthesis and Closing Remarks by the Dean of the UP College of Medicine, Dr. Charlotte M. Chiong.
As COVID-19 forced people to cope with the abrupt changes on the sudden shift to a New Normal, it also opened up a gateway of opportunities for us to explore — from the policies made by governments in addressing the pandemic to their effects across the different sectors in society.
Taking insights from the theme, “The Politics of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the New Normal: Crisis and Opportunities,” this year’s Biennial Eastern Visayas Political Science Conference (BEVPSC) highlights the multi-dimensional crisis and the opportunities brought upon by the pandemic. It aims to stimulate political and policy discourse on the most pressing issues in contemporary politics and society in the context of COVID-19.
To be aware of these issues amid the pandemic is necessary, but for us to be involved in its discourse as members of society is an obligation. Join us this June 25-26, 2021 as we tackle the crisis and opportunities in this pandemic and the New Normal.
What are you waiting for? Register now through bit.ly/7thBEVPSC to join!
Calling all FICS students! Join us for the Masterclass (Special Edition) “Kumustahan with FICS Students: Coping with the Challenges of the Present Time #BeatCOVID” which will be held on 25 June 2021, 2PM-5PM! Register at bit.ly/MasterclassKumustahan.
Ms. Marie Curie de Pona will serve as resource speaker with Dr. Benjamina Paula Flor, Dr. Fraulein Oclarit, and Fr. Rojohn Ramirez as guest panelists. Dr. Alexander Flor will be the moderator.
The UP Institute of Human Rights and the UP Institute of International Legal Studies, together with the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, are co-organizing the online forum entitled “Crimes against Humanity and the International Criminal Court: Nature, Procedure, and Implication on the Philippine Situation.” The event will be held on 25 June 2021, Friday, at 2:00-4:00 PM via Zoom Platform.
The first part of the forum is the lecture of Judge Raul C. Pangalangan, former Judge and President of the Trial Division of the International Criminal Court (ICC), and Professor of the UP College of Law. The lecture will explain the nature of crimes against humanity and the evidence necessary to support their prosecution. The second part of the forum is the presentation by a panel of experts who will discuss the implications of a full investigation on the drug war and the arguments that may arise, as well as their analyses of specific aspects of the ICC procedure involving the Philippine situation. Both the lecture and the discussion of the experts will assist the legal community and the public in understanding the nature of crimes against humanity and its implications on the efforts to seek effective remedy, both for the victims and the Filipino people.
The event is open to the public but pre-registration is required. If interested, kindly pre-register through the following link: bit.ly/UP-ICCForum
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
Join the EDP 213 class of the Master of Education Program, under the advisory of Dr. Lita Bacalla, as they’re hosting a webinar on Curriculum Development: Issues and Concerns this June 26, 2021, Saturday at 9:30AM-11:30AM.
As COVID-19 forced people to cope with the abrupt changes on the sudden shift to a New Normal, it also opened up a gateway of opportunities for us to explore — from the policies made by governments in addressing the pandemic to their effects across the different sectors in society.
Taking insights from the theme, “The Politics of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the New Normal: Crisis and Opportunities,” this year’s Biennial Eastern Visayas Political Science Conference (BEVPSC) highlights the multi-dimensional crisis and the opportunities brought upon by the pandemic. It aims to stimulate political and policy discourse on the most pressing issues in contemporary politics and society in the context of COVID-19.
To be aware of these issues amid the pandemic is necessary, but for us to be involved in its discourse as members of society is an obligation. Join us this June 25-26, 2021 as we tackle the crisis and opportunities in this pandemic and the New Normal.
What are you waiting for? Register now through bit.ly/7thBEVPSC to join!
Palapit na nang palapit ang panahon na tayo’y muling magsasama-sama 🥰💗
Lalong patamisin ang mga alaala kasama ang UP Manila Classical Ensemble sa Gunita: A Midyear Concert na gaganapin sa Hunyo 26, alas-otso ng gabi (8:00 pm) via FB Live. 🌙🎶
Ang mga malilikom na donasyon mula sa concert na ito ay mapupunta sa mga talentadong batang musikerong sinusuportahan ng Ang Misyon Inc., isang non-profit organization na tumutulong sa paghubog sa kahusayan ng mga bata sa musika. 🎵
Lubos kaming nagpapasalamat sa mga donasyong maiaabot sa mga channels na ito:
GCASH/PAYMAYA Account Name: Jillian Murielle C. Ronquillo #0998 993 2105
As a response to the recent manifestations of the upsurge in racial discrimination, especially racial violence against Asian, and in line with the UNESCO Global Call against Racism, the Global Network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations 1 , in collaboration with the European Network of Filipino Diaspora (ENFID), Filipino LGBT Europe, The Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship (ALSE) European Network, Erasmus Mundus Student & Alumni Association (EMA Philippines), Gabriela 2 and MIGRANTE International is organizing a multi-stakeholder Global Forum on Racism, Migration and Hate against Asian from 26-27 June 2021.
The event will include high-level speakers including His Excellency Evan Garcia, Ambassador of the Philippines to the United Nations in Geneva and the current Chairperson of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Council Bureau, including Fernand de Varennes, the UN Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues; parliamentarians, civil society representatives, the private sector and the Filipino communities from various regions.
Date: Saturday and Sunday 26- 27 June Time: 6:00pm to 9pm [Geneva time]
Objectives: The Forum will be one of the first major advocacy initiatives by the global network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations & its partner organizations across region in order to contribute to raising awareness about racism and hate against Asian, especially within the COVID-19 context, with the following objectives:
● Take stock, present and share good practices and lessons learned on anti-racism and anti-discrimination initiatives from various stakeholders, with the view to intensifying intercommunity wide efforts among a larger network of partners;
● gather like-minded thought-leaders and change-makers from various sectors (e.g. public and private, NGOs, the academe, media and the diasporas), in order to build a global front of partners against racism and discriminations in different fields;
● enhance the knowledge and awareness of these networks to advance inclusive and diverse transformative actions that foster intercultural dialogue, systematically promote human rights in general & tackle racism and discriminations in particular;
● contribute to developing an anti-discrimination awareness raising and capacity building tools that could effectively enhance policies and practices to recognize systemic discrimination in various sectors, boost affirmative action and foster inclusive policies; and
● identify the next steps in enhancing an anti-racism roadmap, with specific proposals, in consultation with like-minded partners and networks.
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
Join the EDP 213 class of the Master of Education Program, under the advisory of Dr. Lita Bacalla, as they’re hosting a webinar on Curriculum Development: Issues and Concerns this June 26, 2021, Saturday at 9:30AM-11:30AM.
As COVID-19 forced people to cope with the abrupt changes on the sudden shift to a New Normal, it also opened up a gateway of opportunities for us to explore — from the policies made by governments in addressing the pandemic to their effects across the different sectors in society.
Taking insights from the theme, “The Politics of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the New Normal: Crisis and Opportunities,” this year’s Biennial Eastern Visayas Political Science Conference (BEVPSC) highlights the multi-dimensional crisis and the opportunities brought upon by the pandemic. It aims to stimulate political and policy discourse on the most pressing issues in contemporary politics and society in the context of COVID-19.
To be aware of these issues amid the pandemic is necessary, but for us to be involved in its discourse as members of society is an obligation. Join us this June 25-26, 2021 as we tackle the crisis and opportunities in this pandemic and the New Normal.
What are you waiting for? Register now through bit.ly/7thBEVPSC to join!
Palapit na nang palapit ang panahon na tayo’y muling magsasama-sama 🥰💗
Lalong patamisin ang mga alaala kasama ang UP Manila Classical Ensemble sa Gunita: A Midyear Concert na gaganapin sa Hunyo 26, alas-otso ng gabi (8:00 pm) via FB Live. 🌙🎶
Ang mga malilikom na donasyon mula sa concert na ito ay mapupunta sa mga talentadong batang musikerong sinusuportahan ng Ang Misyon Inc., isang non-profit organization na tumutulong sa paghubog sa kahusayan ng mga bata sa musika. 🎵
Lubos kaming nagpapasalamat sa mga donasyong maiaabot sa mga channels na ito:
GCASH/PAYMAYA Account Name: Jillian Murielle C. Ronquillo #0998 993 2105
As a response to the recent manifestations of the upsurge in racial discrimination, especially racial violence against Asian, and in line with the UNESCO Global Call against Racism, the Global Network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations 1 , in collaboration with the European Network of Filipino Diaspora (ENFID), Filipino LGBT Europe, The Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship (ALSE) European Network, Erasmus Mundus Student & Alumni Association (EMA Philippines), Gabriela 2 and MIGRANTE International is organizing a multi-stakeholder Global Forum on Racism, Migration and Hate against Asian from 26-27 June 2021.
The event will include high-level speakers including His Excellency Evan Garcia, Ambassador of the Philippines to the United Nations in Geneva and the current Chairperson of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Council Bureau, including Fernand de Varennes, the UN Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues; parliamentarians, civil society representatives, the private sector and the Filipino communities from various regions.
Date: Saturday and Sunday 26- 27 June Time: 6:00pm to 9pm [Geneva time]
Objectives: The Forum will be one of the first major advocacy initiatives by the global network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations & its partner organizations across region in order to contribute to raising awareness about racism and hate against Asian, especially within the COVID-19 context, with the following objectives:
● Take stock, present and share good practices and lessons learned on anti-racism and anti-discrimination initiatives from various stakeholders, with the view to intensifying intercommunity wide efforts among a larger network of partners;
● gather like-minded thought-leaders and change-makers from various sectors (e.g. public and private, NGOs, the academe, media and the diasporas), in order to build a global front of partners against racism and discriminations in different fields;
● enhance the knowledge and awareness of these networks to advance inclusive and diverse transformative actions that foster intercultural dialogue, systematically promote human rights in general & tackle racism and discriminations in particular;
● contribute to developing an anti-discrimination awareness raising and capacity building tools that could effectively enhance policies and practices to recognize systemic discrimination in various sectors, boost affirmative action and foster inclusive policies; and
● identify the next steps in enhancing an anti-racism roadmap, with specific proposals, in consultation with like-minded partners and networks.
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
As a response to the recent manifestations of the upsurge in racial discrimination, especially racial violence against Asian, and in line with the UNESCO Global Call against Racism, the Global Network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations 1 , in collaboration with the European Network of Filipino Diaspora (ENFID), Filipino LGBT Europe, The Ateneo Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship (ALSE) European Network, Erasmus Mundus Student & Alumni Association (EMA Philippines), Gabriela 2 and MIGRANTE International is organizing a multi-stakeholder Global Forum on Racism, Migration and Hate against Asian from 26-27 June 2021.
The event will include high-level speakers including His Excellency Evan Garcia, Ambassador of the Philippines to the United Nations in Geneva and the current Chairperson of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Council Bureau, including Fernand de Varennes, the UN Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues; parliamentarians, civil society representatives, the private sector and the Filipino communities from various regions.
Date: Saturday and Sunday 26- 27 June Time: 6:00pm to 9pm [Geneva time]
Objectives: The Forum will be one of the first major advocacy initiatives by the global network of the University of the Philippines Alumni Associations & its partner organizations across region in order to contribute to raising awareness about racism and hate against Asian, especially within the COVID-19 context, with the following objectives:
● Take stock, present and share good practices and lessons learned on anti-racism and anti-discrimination initiatives from various stakeholders, with the view to intensifying intercommunity wide efforts among a larger network of partners;
● gather like-minded thought-leaders and change-makers from various sectors (e.g. public and private, NGOs, the academe, media and the diasporas), in order to build a global front of partners against racism and discriminations in different fields;
● enhance the knowledge and awareness of these networks to advance inclusive and diverse transformative actions that foster intercultural dialogue, systematically promote human rights in general & tackle racism and discriminations in particular;
● contribute to developing an anti-discrimination awareness raising and capacity building tools that could effectively enhance policies and practices to recognize systemic discrimination in various sectors, boost affirmative action and foster inclusive policies; and
● identify the next steps in enhancing an anti-racism roadmap, with specific proposals, in consultation with like-minded partners and networks.
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
Alumni Feature Talk [June 28 – 29 at 1:00-5:00 PM via Zoom] The 2-day career talk will feature 6 outstanding graduates of the UP Industrial Design program selected to represent a wide range of design specializations. The career talks will feature: Jeff de Jesus, Bea Siasico, Lilianna Manahan, Lek Pamintuan, Gerome Sta. Maria, and Micki Olaguer.
So, what are you waiting for? Make a note of it on your calendars and save the date! On June 26 to July 2, iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits will take place. We hope to see you there!
In cooperation with UP College of Fine Arts’ Department of Visual Communication
Co-presented by Benildean Industrial Designers – BIND
The UP Tacloban Leyte Samar Heritage Center, Pintados Foundation, Inc., and Bátì UP Tacloban proudly present the online exhibition, “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni: Images and Narratives of the Holy Child in Eastern Visayas.” Running from 28 June to 28 July 2021, the online exhibition is a nod to the quincentennial or 500th anniversary of Christianity in the Philippines, in which the image of the Santo Niño figures prominently.
The “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni” online exhibition will feature photos and oral narratives of Santo Niño sculptures in the care of churches, families, and individuals from various places in the islands of Leyte and Samar. Among the sculptures to be featured are the Santo Niño de Limasawa, the Santo Niño de Malitbog, and the Santo Niño de Tacloban. The presentation of images and narratives intimates representations of the Santo Niño and the ways that people in Eastern Visayas regard, relate with, and practice devotion to the Holy Child.
The online exhibition will be launched on 28 June, two days before the feast day of El Capitan, the Santo Niño de Tacloban, Patrón de Leyte. There will be a panel discussion and forum on “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni: Meditations on the History and Image of El Capitan, the Santo Niño de Tacloban” via Zoom and streamed live on the Facebook page of Bátì UP Tacloban. The panel discussion and forum is the the third episode in Bátì UP Tacloban’s Kaagi, Kabilin, Kultura (History, Heritage, Culture) Conversation Series.
In celebration of UPD Pride2021, JOIN US in our Zoom Webinar & Panel Discussion about doing LGBTQI+ Research in thePhilippines. You may register at bit.ly/Pride2021Webinar.
This celebratory event, entitled Researching the Rainbow: A Webinar on Doing LGBTQI+ Research in thePhilippines, is organized by theUP School of Statistics, in partnership with the Psychological Association ofthePhilippines – LGBT Psychology Special Interest Group (PAP LGBT SIG), UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies (UP CWGS), and UPDiliman Gender Office (UP DGO).
This webinar will feature a Panel Discussion and a Situationer that aim to provide an overview of current issues and challenges, as well as ethical and practical considerations, in LGBTQI+ research in thePhilippines. It will also serve as an avenue to present some ofthe good practices in conducting LGBTQI+ research and discuss the potential of LGBTQI+ research in promoting LGBTQI+ rights and welfare.
For more information about our event, you may like and visit the official Facebook page ofUP School of Statistics at https://www.facebook.com/UPDStat.
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
Alumni Feature Talk [June 28 – 29 at 1:00-5:00 PM via Zoom] The 2-day career talk will feature 6 outstanding graduates of the UP Industrial Design program selected to represent a wide range of design specializations. The career talks will feature: Jeff de Jesus, Bea Siasico, Lilianna Manahan, Lek Pamintuan, Gerome Sta. Maria, and Micki Olaguer.
So, what are you waiting for? Make a note of it on your calendars and save the date! On June 26 to July 2, iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits will take place. We hope to see you there!
In cooperation with UP College of Fine Arts’ Department of Visual Communication
Co-presented by Benildean Industrial Designers – BIND
The UP Tacloban Leyte Samar Heritage Center, Pintados Foundation, Inc., and Bátì UP Tacloban proudly present the online exhibition, “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni: Images and Narratives of the Holy Child in Eastern Visayas.” Running from 28 June to 28 July 2021, the online exhibition is a nod to the quincentennial or 500th anniversary of Christianity in the Philippines, in which the image of the Santo Niño figures prominently.
The “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni” online exhibition will feature photos and oral narratives of Santo Niño sculptures in the care of churches, families, and individuals from various places in the islands of Leyte and Samar. Among the sculptures to be featured are the Santo Niño de Limasawa, the Santo Niño de Malitbog, and the Santo Niño de Tacloban. The presentation of images and narratives intimates representations of the Santo Niño and the ways that people in Eastern Visayas regard, relate with, and practice devotion to the Holy Child.
The online exhibition will be launched on 28 June, two days before the feast day of El Capitan, the Santo Niño de Tacloban, Patrón de Leyte. There will be a panel discussion and forum on “Santo Niño, Bendísyuni: Meditations on the History and Image of El Capitan, the Santo Niño de Tacloban” via Zoom and streamed live on the Facebook page of Bátì UP Tacloban. The panel discussion and forum is the the third episode in Bátì UP Tacloban’s Kaagi, Kabilin, Kultura (History, Heritage, Culture) Conversation Series.
In celebration of UPD Pride2021, JOIN US in our Zoom Webinar & Panel Discussion about doing LGBTQI+ Research in thePhilippines. You may register at bit.ly/Pride2021Webinar.
This celebratory event, entitled Researching the Rainbow: A Webinar on Doing LGBTQI+ Research in thePhilippines, is organized by theUP School of Statistics, in partnership with the Psychological Association ofthePhilippines – LGBT Psychology Special Interest Group (PAP LGBT SIG), UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies (UP CWGS), and UPDiliman Gender Office (UP DGO).
This webinar will feature a Panel Discussion and a Situationer that aim to provide an overview of current issues and challenges, as well as ethical and practical considerations, in LGBTQI+ research in thePhilippines. It will also serve as an avenue to present some ofthe good practices in conducting LGBTQI+ research and discuss the potential of LGBTQI+ research in promoting LGBTQI+ rights and welfare.
For more information about our event, you may like and visit the official Facebook page ofUP School of Statistics at https://www.facebook.com/UPDStat.
Throughout the world, the design community celebrates June 29 as World Industrial Design Day (WIDD). To mark this significant day, it is with infinite pride that the UP Society of Industrial Designers in cooperation with the UP College of Fine Arts and the Department of Visual Communication present: iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits
In the midst of a growing pandemic and the isolation that comes with it, the event aims to motivate students, keep them up to date on industry practices, and promote the many job options available to an Industrial Design graduate. This event will include a two-day career presentation by six program alumni, as well as a week-long online exhibit showcasing student and alumni work.
Online Exhibition of Works [June 26 – July 2 via Facebook] The online exhibition will showcase the works of the featured alumni, as well as the works of students and alumni interested in participating.
#iDID2021 #WIDD #ServiceByDesign #UPSIDE
Caption and Pub by: Dat Rafanan and Jemimah Ladeza
The Center for the Advancement of Research in Mindanao will be hosting a webinar entitled “Preparing for Publication: A Young Researcher’s Guide” on 29 June 2021 (1:00 PM – 5:00 PM), which is aimed at junior faculty members, research assistants, undergraduates, and graduate students.
The webinar will focus on the following topics: • Preparing the research article • Choosing a journal for publication and identifying predatory journals • Avoiding plagiarism • Addressing the reviewers’ comments
Alumni Feature Talk [June 28 – 29 at 1:00-5:00 PM via Zoom] The 2-day career talk will feature 6 outstanding graduates of the UP Industrial Design program selected to represent a wide range of design specializations. The career talks will feature: Jeff de Jesus, Bea Siasico, Lilianna Manahan, Lek Pamintuan, Gerome Sta. Maria, and Micki Olaguer.
So, what are you waiting for? Make a note of it on your calendars and save the date! On June 26 to July 2, iD!D 2021 Industrial Design Diliman BOUNDLESS: Thriving Beyond Limits will take place. We hope to see you there!
In cooperation with UP College of Fine Arts’ Department of Visual Communication
Co-presented by Benildean Industrial Designers – BIND
“Transforming Health Care in the Community: the Experience and Perspective of a Civil Society Organization”
Julita V. Sotejo (JVS) Lecture in Nursing and Related Disciplines, a webinar organized by the UPCN Alumni Association, Inc. together with the UP College of Nursing.
The University of the Philippines College of Nursing Alumni Association, Inc. (UPCNAAI) in cooperation with the University of the Philippines College of Nursing (UPCN) will hold the 41st Julita V. Sotejo Lecture on Nursing and Related Disciplines on June 30, 2021 from 8:00 a.m– 10:00 am. The theme will be on “The Future of Health Care and the Role of Nurses: Perspective of Non-Government Organizations”. The speaker will be Ma. Rebecca M. Galvez Tan, MAN, RN. The event will be held via Zoom.
Participants will be UPCN Alumni and Nursing Leaders both here and abroad. Invitations will be sent to intended participants who will be requested to register in order to attend the lecture.
To end the Pride Month celebration with a bang, the UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies brings you a webinar entitled, Better Together: Solidarity and Allyship with the LGBTQI Community. This event is on June 30, 2021, 3:00 PM, via Zoom.
Resource speakers include: Hon. Marvic Mario Victor F. Leonen, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; Hon. Lena Marie P. Juico, President Pro-Tempore, Chairperson of the Committee on Women, Family Relations, and Gender Equality, and 3rd Term City Councilor, District 1, Quezon City; and Ms. Ana Marie Antonio, member of the Young Feminists Collective.
Panel of reactors include: AR Arcon of the Pioneer Filipino Transgender Men Movement and Lakanbini Advocate Pilipinas; Naomi Fontanos of the Gender and Development Advocates (GANDA) Filipinas; Claire de Leon of the Lagablab LGBT Network; and Percival Cendaña of Babaylanes Inc.
The e-Asia-Europe Meeting Network 1, together with the University of the Philippines Open University, presents an international webinar on, “The Future of Learning in Higher Education.”
Let us end our Pride Month Celebration by raising HIV/AIDS Awareness and reducing stigma. Join us tomorrow as we learn from our speakers from Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc., Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center – HACT Team.
“Transforming Health Care in the Community: the Experience and Perspective of a Civil Society Organization”
Julita V. Sotejo (JVS) Lecture in Nursing and Related Disciplines, a webinar organized by the UPCN Alumni Association, Inc. together with the UP College of Nursing.
The University of the Philippines College of Nursing Alumni Association, Inc. (UPCNAAI) in cooperation with the University of the Philippines College of Nursing (UPCN) will hold the 41st Julita V. Sotejo Lecture on Nursing and Related Disciplines on June 30, 2021 from 8:00 a.m– 10:00 am. The theme will be on “The Future of Health Care and the Role of Nurses: Perspective of Non-Government Organizations”. The speaker will be Ma. Rebecca M. Galvez Tan, MAN, RN. The event will be held via Zoom.
Participants will be UPCN Alumni and Nursing Leaders both here and abroad. Invitations will be sent to intended participants who will be requested to register in order to attend the lecture.
To end the Pride Month celebration with a bang, the UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies brings you a webinar entitled, Better Together: Solidarity and Allyship with the LGBTQI Community. This event is on June 30, 2021, 3:00 PM, via Zoom.
Resource speakers include: Hon. Marvic Mario Victor F. Leonen, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; Hon. Lena Marie P. Juico, President Pro-Tempore, Chairperson of the Committee on Women, Family Relations, and Gender Equality, and 3rd Term City Councilor, District 1, Quezon City; and Ms. Ana Marie Antonio, member of the Young Feminists Collective.
Panel of reactors include: AR Arcon of the Pioneer Filipino Transgender Men Movement and Lakanbini Advocate Pilipinas; Naomi Fontanos of the Gender and Development Advocates (GANDA) Filipinas; Claire de Leon of the Lagablab LGBT Network; and Percival Cendaña of Babaylanes Inc.
The e-Asia-Europe Meeting Network 1, together with the University of the Philippines Open University, presents an international webinar on, “The Future of Learning in Higher Education.”
Let us end our Pride Month Celebration by raising HIV/AIDS Awareness and reducing stigma. Join us tomorrow as we learn from our speakers from Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc., Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center – HACT Team.
