Marhione

           I have spent my christmas by hanging out with with family and friends. On every december 25 it has been our family tradition to have a party and my grandmas youngest sister to host at their house.            We get the chance to catch up to our family members. It is also the day where my father and the christ celebrates their birthday. This last christmas has been one of  my most valuable memory of the year because this where i get to see my relatives. This is also the time where i get to receive presents and money. Before we went to our grandmas house we went to the  church and we prayed,after we went to church we went to the my grandmas house their we ate,played games,exchange gift,swam,and more. After are party me and my older cousins went out and we ate at a koreaan bbq (sangyupsal) at golden baboy, after we ate we went to walk at the night market on the night market and we also went to the calle crisol...

 During the second quarter, I gained valuable learning experiences that helped me improve both academically and personally. I learned how to manage my time better, more manageable steps, which made them less stressful. I also discovered new strategies for problem-solving, which helped me understand and apply my lessons more effectively. Through these experiences, I gained more confidence in my ability to handle difficult topics and challenges, allowing me to grow and improve. The challenges that I encounter is that I am not fast when it comes to typing words especially our topics is encoding but at time passes by I am slowly getting fast typing words in our computer but even though I am already fast, our computer kept turning off when someone unintentionally touch or move the outlet wherein the computer is plugged in and we need to do it again. It is time consuming especially when we don't finish it by the time our class has end and we need to do it by the other day, that will lead...

  In celebration of 2024 Indigenous Peoples Month and the 27th commemoration of the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of 1997, the NCIP is gearing up to deepen the country’s awareness and understanding of Indigenous Cultural Communities/Indigenous Peoples. With the theme, “Mga Katutubo at Katutubong Dunong: Pahalagahan, Pangalagaan at Parangalan” or “Valuing, Nurturing, and Honoring Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Knowledge,” the month-long festivity underscores key areas that identifies ICCs/IPs, specifically their contributions in agriculture and food security; their culture and customs and traditions woven in their natural environment and ancestral domains; their roles as stewards of our country’s land and seas; and their leadership role in nation building. Part of the activities is a showcase of Indigenous Peoples Cuisine Photo Exhibit, which celebrates the rich cultural heritage and identity of Indigenous Cultural Communities reflected in their distinct food preparation techniqu...

Elpidio Quirino  (born Nov. 16, 1890, Vigan, Phil.—died Feb. 28, 1956, Novaliches) was a political leader and the second  president  of the independent Republic of the  Philippines . After obtaining a law degree from the University of the Philippines, near  Manila , in 1915, Quirino practiced law until he was elected a member of the Philippine House of Representatives in 1919–25 and a senator in 1925–31. In 1934 he was a member of the Philippine independence mission to Washington, D.C., headed by  Manuel Quezon , which secured the passage in  Congress  of the  Tydings–McDuffie Act , setting the date for Philippine independence as July 4, 1946. He was also elected to the convention that drafted a constitution for the new Philippine Commonwealth. Subsequently he served as secretary of finance and secretary of the interior in the Commonwealth government.

  The  Climate Change Commission (CCC) commits to integrate migration as a key theme in policy discourse, and to develop migrant-centered policies and programs as more and more Filipinos are forced to migrate due to the climate crisis.   A report from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Philippines,  Framing the Human Narrative of Migration in the Context of Climate Change: A Preliminary Review of Existing Evidence in the Philippines , identified farmers and fisherfolks, women, older persons, and the urban poor as the most vulnerable to climate impacts due to slow and rapid onset events, physical constraints to move, and low capacities to adapt.   The report particularly sheds light on the state of environmental migration in the Philippines, engaging the cities of Manila, Malabon, Iloilo, and Davao, as well as Samar Province, in the community consultations conducted for this report. The areas were selected due to their high exposure and vulnerabil...

  The 2024 National Children’s Month (NCM) celebration in the Philippines, with the theme  “Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines,”  focuses on addressing and combating violence against children. This theme underscores the urgency of ending child abuse, neglect, exploitation, and other forms of harm that children face in society. It also emphasizes the need for a collective effort from various sectors of society—government, communities, and families—to ensure a safer environment for children to grow, learn, and thrive. In celebration of the 32nd National Children’s Month (NCM) this November, the Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC), an attached agency of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), announced that this year’s event is focused on advocating to end all forms of violence against children. In the DSWD Thursday Media Forum on October 31, CWC executive director Undersecretary Angelo Tapales told...