HAPI: A Night with the Unsheltered By Shawn Evans Quiming HAPI Scholars In Poblacion, Malolos, Bulacan, last January 20, HAPI Volunteers and HAPI CFO Mutya Valenzuela spent the night with the unsheltered in order to deliver 80 packed dinners, 60 brioche buns with butter and sugar, 80 packed biscuits, and 100 bottles of water. The […]
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HAPI’s New Shirts Celebrate the Humanist Cause By Edgar Louis de Gracia HAPI Scholar Are you looking for a new comfortable shirt? Pues, look no further than HAPI’s latest t-shirt merch, featuring a variety of designs that fit all genders. Adults, teenagers, and even children are guaranteed a fresh piece if they want one. Made
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The Globalization of Religion By Junelie Velonta HAPI Youth Ambassador The globalist expansion of religion could be traced back to the colonial expansions of European powers starting in the 14th Century. While the search for spices was the initial push factor of the expansions, many Western “frontiersmen” found themselves settling in various areas all over
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HAPI-Bacolod Takes Part in Children Summit and Baseline Research By Glemir Sordilla HAPI-Bacolod Member | HAPI Scholar “Young people should be at the forefront of global change and innovation.” – Kofi Annan HAPI-Bacolod joined Community’s Hope and Initiative for Lasting Development, Inc. (CHILDInitiative) for their Project ISA – Isip, Swey, Alert focus group discussion
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A Setback in Modern Society By Johnny Denden Lead Convenor, HAPI Cagayan de Oro In the modern era, the public judges us through stinging “words,” which could result in depression and anxiety for any given individual. After society judges them through sensational hearsay, rumors, and gossip that spreads throughout their community, a victim becomes concerned
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Freedom is Our Right By Edgar Louis de Gracia HAPI Scholar Freedom is one of the most cherished rights that any human can have. It’s the ability to do what you want, when you want, without interference from others. Unfortunately, not everyone is free to enjoy this right. Some people have no freedom at
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The HAPI Reading Room Takes Off By Angie Driskell HAPI Junior Ambassador As the year comes to an end, the HAPI Alabang team, with the guidance of HAPI Junior, has started to conduct learning sessions at the HAPI Reading Room in Alabang. The location serves as a place for the children to learn about humanist
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Attraction to Death By Junelie Anthony Velonta || Buta’ng Amang Ambassador, HAPI Youth When is the birthday of Jose Rizal? When one asks the common Filipino, not many would reply with the correct answer. Some, even, would answer December 30. However, what was December 30 to the life of Rizal? Oh, right. It was the
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Cebu City: The Philippines’ First Capital By Kryshia Gayle Solon HAPI Scholar Before Metro Manila became the nation’s central hub for politics, commerce, and industrialization, there was Cebu City. The Queen City of the South is one of the most pivotal islands in the history of the Philippines as it is where Magellan first set
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The Sad History of Joan of Arc By Kryshia Gayle Solon HAPI Scholar The story of Joan of Arc has been told time and time again throughout history. Joan is known as a woman who led the French army to victory against the English and saved France from being conquered. But how much of this
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