‘Counter-narrative’: book on Lumad school’s agri education counters red-tagging
A community college in Davao de Oro that was closed by the Department of Education will be releasing a book on its unique experience of agro-ecology in their curriculum.
Toddlers inside the evacuation center chatting together as they play in the ground under the mango tree. (Kath M. Cortez/davaotoday.com)
How the Lumad learned to survive in Haran
Affected by the civil war between the government and Communist rebels and often becoming victims of various human rights violations, the Manobo indigenous people still decide to stay in the evacuation center at the heart of Davao for their safety and for accessing government services.
Carrying their own statues of the Black Nazarene, devotees join the traslacion or procession of the statue of the Black Nazarene during the religious figure’s feast day in Cagayan de Oro on Thursday (Jan. 9). (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)
Black Nazarene devotee: Faith, prayer more important than religious objects
A strong spiritual belief is better than relying on the physical representations of one’s faith, a devotee who credits his health recovery to the Black Nazarene reminded his fellow faithful as they celebrate the religious figure’s feast day Thursday (Jan. 9).
Children in Bantayan Island also do knitting and inspection to earn money for their school and home needs. (Kath Cortez/davaotoday.com)
Washed-out dream: A fisherman’s daughter’s tale of survival in Bantayan Island
She was only eight when she started helping her father make ends meet for the family. Now 12, she still works alongside adults in Bantayan Island.
Capturing protests in Hernani’s lens
His photography shows the grit and emotion of workers’ strikes, farmers and indigenous people “bakwits” driven from the hinterland, urban poor communities fighting for their homes.
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