It is sometimes said that, in the Philippines, there is a sixth love language. Beyond quality time and words of affirmation, Filipinos tend to bond through shared meals and a common appreciation for good food—and there is simply no food like Filipino food.
Project Kalikhasaan is working toward the creation of a nature journal that will guide users in the reflection of people’s role and place in the ecosystem to build a community for environmental action and advocacy.
Decades of flawed legislative efforts have put marine life and the people who depend on it in danger. With growing political and environmental pressure, will the tides change?
This collaborative story between Ologist PH, Media Commoner, and Sigla Research Center explores how shit posting adds to the layers of complexity of the fake news epidemic in the Philippines, especially during the elections period.
With the belief that science is for everyone, our team is on a mission to provide scientific perspectives on socially relevant issues through productions that appeal to and are easily understood by as many Filipinos as possible, including the youth and the elderly, regardless of academic background and socioeconomic status.
