Claris Quezon
Time to be humane 1st : series 2 : the green revolution What is green? Is it just a color? A mindset? How does it correlate to the environment? So what is green governance? is it the environmentalist governing? How about environmentalist? Is it a person that pushes for environmental laws? So many green […]
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Humanity : Time to be Green Humane First. It is of great importance to understand the relationship of environment and human beings in contributing to the heavy onset of climate change. Being an educator of Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction Core Subject for Grade 12, I made it a point to update myself in new […]
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My HAPI perception on this Midterm elections 2019 in the Philippines. I was informed that CNN took interest for a HAPI representative to discuss women’s vote certainly took some time. CNN researcher called me twice and had us waiting for a couple of weeks. I didn’t know that before you can be included in the […]
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Bahay Pangarap, a New beginning- A special support for incest victims : Just one of our missions in HAPI. Sex Education and awareness are still not properly implemented. The prevalence of domestic violence has been shrugged off. People in the slums knew it existed, but does not dare speak about it. The support and awareness […]
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Resilience in the face of adversity in Aeta community, a HAPI style: An epitome in the modern world. Ethnonyms: Ayta, Agta, Atta, Ata, Ati, Ita Countries inhabited: The Philippines Language family: Austronesian Language branch: Malayo-Polynesian (*credit to http://www.peoplesoftheworld.org) Filipinos in general are known to be resilient in any form of adversity. It is like our […]
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Semper fortis, semper fidelis, humanism is a way of life and education is the key to humanity. I was a tag along for an election campaign that you get to ask about peace and order or other issues that should matter to humanity, only to be suspected of being a militant!!!! Was even suggested […]
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The program of early interactive education was in existence before the mini- library was conceptualized. The idea took root when about 5 years ago while reading “RED CROSS LAGING HANDA MANUAL” a child asked me what does a library look like. I have enthralled them about stories and introduced them the concept of a library […]
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The invitation to represent HAPI and partake in an organized trip to interview and award the sponsorships of student fund for school year 2019 to 2020 by the aloha.org was such a delight as I wanted to know more about the people from ground zero of the last Ompong (Manghut) disaster. Itogon, Benguet have always […]
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This is all about me, myself and I, on the journey of being a humanist. I was brought up by a very devout catholic maternal grandmother who is part Spanish/Japanese. I grew up listening to her bible stories and the usual Latin prayers on Angelus hours but she was never the traditional catholic. She was […]
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Preamble to make the listeners at ease in humanism as a context on disaster reduction and climate change. As most of you have gone through Grade 11 and Disaster Risk Reduction core subjects have been incorporated already in your curriculum, what I will do is give you a review but will focus on humanism as […]
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