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Cyclists Clean up Coastline to Protect Sea Turtles in Zambales

Cyclists Clean up Coastline to Protect Sea Turtles in Zambales   When the pandemic commenced, public transportation was among the first sectors to shut down to lessen the transmission of the virus. To augment the lack of public transport, those who can, procured bicycles to be used in their daily errands, especially in going to […]

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“Kayo Naman!”: Recognizing HAPI-Alabang Volunteers

“KAYO NAMAN”: RECOGNIZING HAPI ALABANG VOLUNTEERS By: Glemir Sordilla       “Volunteers are not paid not because they are worthless but because they are priceless,” this is a powerful quote that some of us might have encountered that tells us the true value of how vital volunteers are. It may be when they tirelessly

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HAPI Secular Calendar : First of Its Kind

HAPI Secular Calendar: First of Its Kind By: Kryshia Gayle Solon Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) launches its very first secular calendar globally, first through the Philippines. The HAPI calendar highlights the quotes that intend to educate about concepts that revolve around human progress and human morality–Humanism. What makes the HAPI Calendar interesting? Not only

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Hey, grown-ups. Where’s your sense of wonder gone?

Hey, grown-ups. Where’s your sense of wonder gone? By Sherwin Dane Haro Editor-in-Chief / HAPIsko As someone who has recently become an Assistant Teacher to Spanish elementary students, I am continually amazed by the endless curiosity of children. They ask relentlessly (i.e. about the world, Philippine culture, phonetics, etc.) with no regard for how ridiculous

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Filipino Secular Organizations Take a Stand Against the Magna Carta of Religious Freedom

Last March 24, the House of Representatives green-lit an amended version of CIBAC Partylist Representatives Eduardo “Bro. Eddie” Villanueva and Domingo Rivera’s proposed Magna Carta of Religious Freedom. This bill not only infringes the rights of secular, non-religious Filipinos, it also holds serious repercussions for matters of free speech, religious privilege, and fair taxation in

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