Indak-Indak winner criticized for misrepresenting Lumad culture
Several netizens criticized the winning group of Indak-Indak Dance Competition for their costume, which they claim lack cultural sensitivity.
Lumad women, their inter-generational struggle for self-determination
Like other women of society, the Lumad women have taken various roles in their society. From farming to raising children while their husbands go hunting, they have also taken a wider role of being the voice of their communities.
Obu-Manuvu women sell rattan crafts in the Kadayawan Village at Magsaysay Park,Davao City.Living in Davao's Marilog District, the Obu-Manuvu are known for their fine craftmanship of both weaponry and jewelry.(Kath M. Cortez/davaotoday.com)
Tourism Master Plan eyed to improve Davao travel experience
The Committee on Tourism of the Sangguniang Panlunsod now eyes the creation of a ‘Tourism Master Plan’ for the City as they see the need to “repackage” the tourism go-to-areas.
Handicrafts made by inmates to be showcased in Kadayawan
Local handicrafts made by inmates, or, Persons Deprived with Liberties (PDL), will be on sale to the public in time for the 34th Kadayawan festival celebration.
Mayor Sara: Kadayawan also for Dabawenyos to remember its culture and tradition
City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio invites the public to take part in this year’s 34th Kadayawan sa Dabaw Festival with the grandest month-long celebration of diverse Dabawenyo culture and tradition.
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