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UNTOLD STORIES. Bani Logroño, a writer and director from Spyron-AV Manila says that WWII stories are one of the most inspiring stories in history and yet a lot of people do not know about it. In Wednesday's at Habi at Kape press conference in Davao City, Logroño promoted the films which he said are stories of unsung Filipino heroes.(Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

Filipino films highlight unsung heroes, stories of World War II

Two films were shown Monday, July 4, at the Abreeza Mall as part of their advocacy called “Bring the Roadshow to the Youth”, to share stories of unknown Filipino WWII heroes through historical films and documentaries to as many cities around the country as possible.

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Read more about the article Artworks for Marawi: Davao’s young artists exchange artworks for relief goods
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Artworks for Marawi: Davao’s young artists exchange artworks for relief goods

How do you help the evacuees in Marawi when you do not have the money to buy relief goods, or maybe you lack time to lend to cause-oriented groups? Young artists and full-time professionals in the city saw they could lend a hand by using their talents in painting to help those who were displaced by the fighting in Marawi City.

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Read more about the article Duyog Ramadan in the midst of uncertainty
Teacher Asria Mindalagat (girl in stripes) wipes a tear as they celebrate Kanduli. (Fides Avellanosa/davaotoday.com)

Duyog Ramadan in the midst of uncertainty

Holding their faces on their palms in an attempt to cover their emotions, the Muslim mentors quietly cried as teacher Tayato Mnidalagat, one of the senior educators led the community prayer.

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