Outgrowing toxic resilience, 2
MOREOVER, resilience has become a double-edged sword in mental health. According to a Social Science & Medicine study, resilience is most beneficial when individuals...
Outgrowing toxic resilience, 1
THE TERM “resilience” has evolved from a badge of honor into a shield that conveniently deflects attention from persistent societal and governance issues.
Hailed...
The crucial call to reinvent, 2
BY HERMAN M. LAGON
TEENAGERS and young professionals who want to remain relevant must adopt an attitude of ongoing education. This is more about being...
The crucial call to reinvent, 1
THE IDEA of reinvention has never been more critical in a society that changes faster than we could understand. Fast technological changes and the...
Student leadership in a nutshell, 2
OTHER vital qualities that set exceptional student leaders apart are innovation and imagination. Mediocre and effective leaders differ in their capacity to think creatively...
Student leadership in a nutshell, 1
BEING a leader is more than just having a title; it is an arduous – sometimes thankless and lonely – journey.
The responsibilities of...
Common man’s cry, 2
"KARANIWANG Tao" also criticizes our traditional, gutter, patronage politics, in which the interests of the powerful sometimes eclipse those of the general population. Ayala's...
Common man’s cry, 1
JOEY Ayala’s “Karaniwang Tao” is a rare and moving reminder of the hardships, resiliency, and inherent dignity of the ordinary Filipino in a society...
Threads of heritage, 3
TRADITIONAL weaving of piña fabric is a tangible, intricate, and resilient way to unite a community.
At last year’s Kaangtanan 2024, academics, artisans, advocates,...
Threads of heritage, 2
IN OUR discussion, artist and cultural worker Anna India dela Cruz-Legaspi shared an intimate story about her grandmother entrusting her with the last 10...