Davao Today |

JUSTICE. Lumad school teacher Rose Hayahay holds a photo of fellow teacher Gelejurain Ngujo II, as Lumad advocates observe the second death anniversary of the Bataan 5 murders. Ngujo, with fellow teacher Chad Booc, health worker Elegyn Balonga, and two drivers were killed in New Bataan, Davao de Oro two years ago, as Lumad advocates hold soldiers accountable for their murders. (Kath Cortez/davaotoday.com)

JUSTICE

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:February 25, 2024
Post category:SLIDER
Post comments:0 Comments

Lumad school teacher Rose Hayahay holds a photo of fellow teacher Gelejurain Ngujo II, as Lumad advocates observe the second death anniversary of the New Bataan 5 murders. Ngujo, with fellow teacher Chad Booc, health worker Elegyn Balonga, and two drivers were killed in New Bataan, Davao de Oro two years ago, as Lumad advocates hold soldiers accountable for their murders. (Kath Cortez/davaotoday.com)

‘Our Ino Bai’: Lumad students remember Bai Bibyaon

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:December 7, 2023
Post category:Headline Human Rights
Post comments:0 Comments

For Lumad students, she was called ‘Ino Bai’, their term for elderly or grandmother, whom they encountered over the past seven years and helped them understand their campaign to defend their Lumad schools and ancestral land.

Bai Bibyaon, warrior chieftain of the Lumad, dies

Post author:KODAO Productions
Post published:December 7, 2023
Post category:Headline Human Rights
Post comments:0 Comments

As the first ever woman chieftain of the tribe, Bigkay was credited for uniting, empowering, and rallying the Lumad across villages to stand up to the loggers.

Photo by Ervince Apatan/davaotoday.com

Moro and Lumad youth relive indigenous games in Dula Kadayawan

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:August 18, 2023
Post category:Culture Headline
Post comments:0 Comments

Today's young generation may be engrossed with mobile and video games, but in this year's Dula Kadayawan (Kadayawan Games), part of Davao City's Kadayawan festivity, young indigenous and Moro people got to participate and showcase their traditional games to the public, untouched by modernization.

Young Lumad artists promote culture, environmental protection thru arts

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:August 10, 2023
Post category:Culture Headline
Post comments:0 Comments

A group of young people from an indigenous community is maximizing its members’ artistic talents to revive and preserve their traditional practices and promote environmental protection.

JUSTICE

‘Our Ino Bai’: Lumad students remember Bai Bibyaon

Bai Bibyaon, warrior chieftain of the Lumad, dies

Moro and Lumad youth relive indigenous games in Dula Kadayawan

Young Lumad artists promote culture, environmental protection thru arts

3D maps shift power over land stories to Indigenous communities

KAPATID asks Congress to probe Bilibid land conversion

’We are Manobo, we are Lumad’

Indigenous groups wary of weakened protections in new FPIC guidelines

VP Sara supporters and critics call for a resolution on all charges