Can schools help preserve a city’s heritage?
On 22 July 2026, I had the privilege of sitting on the Revalida Panel during the Public Governance Forum of…
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Beyond Awards: How Strategic Governance is Helping SDO Meycauayan Respond to the Learning Crisis
MAKATI CITY — At a time when Philippine basic education continues to grapple with learning poverty, teacher workload, and widening…
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So To Speak: The Greatest Threat Isn’t Artificial Intelligence. It Is Our Refusal to Keep Learning.
The real issue is not whether Artificial Intelligence will change the world of work. That debate has already been settled.…
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Magna Carta @ 60: Reform Happens When Teachers Organize
Sixty years after the passage of the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers (Republic Act No. 4670), perhaps the most…
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The BNPP Is a Monument to Risk, And Our Resolve to Keep It Shut Must Stand
Forty-one years have passed since the historic Welgang Bayan Laban sa Plantang Nukleyar, but the memories remain vivid. This is…
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So To Speak: The Day We Tore the Usufruct Papers
Thirty-five years after the eruption of Mount Pinatubo, many people remember the ashfall and the lahar.
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Pinatubo @ 35: Resilience Is Not Enough
Whenever communities survive calamities, people immediately praise them for being resilient. The word has become so common that we seldom…
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RAGE: Reform, or Rehearsed Script?
A new coalition arrives with a familiar promise: reform. It calls itself RAGE—the Reform Alliance for Good Governance and Accountability.…
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So To Speak: Bawas Buwis sa Langis—Pero Kailan Mararamdaman?
Habang ang batas ay inilalatag bilang solusyon sa pagtaas ng presyo ng langis, ang epekto nito sa araw-araw na buhay…
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So To Speak: AI, Misogyny, and the New Machinery of Smear
With a few clicks, anyone can now manufacture a fake video. A manipulated photograph. A fabricated “scandal.” And once it…
