This op-ed is part of AASYP’s Digital Dialogues 2021, which is a programme that aims to provide a platform and forum for future leaders from across the region to contribute to the policymaking and diplomacy sphere by engaging in issues relating to Gender and Diversity, Green Recovery, and Emerging Economies. Not one nation was spared …
This op-ed is part of AASYP’s Digital Dialogues 2021, which is a programme that aims to provide a platform and forum for future leaders from across the region to contribute to the policymaking and diplomacy sphere by engaging in issues relating to Gender and Diversity, Green Recovery, and Emerging Economies. The Philippines is considered a …
This op-ed is part of AASYP’s Digital Dialogues 2021, which is a programme that aims to provide a platform and forum for future leaders from across the region to contribute to the policymaking and diplomacy sphere by engaging in issues relating to Gender and Diversity, Green Recovery, and Emerging Economies. The Philippines has experienced one …
Post-lockdown reflections: Pandemic rape in the Philippines Read More »
This op-ed is part of AASYP’s Digital Dialogues 2021, which is a programme that aims to provide a platform and forum for future leaders from across the region to contribute to the policymaking and diplomacy sphere by engaging in issues relating to Gender and Diversity, Green Recovery, and Emerging Economies. The rapid pace of technological …
This op-ed is part of AASYP’s Digital Dialogues 2021, which is a programme that aims to provide a platform and forum for future leaders from across the region to contribute to the policymaking and diplomacy sphere by engaging in issues relating to Gender and Diversity, Green Recovery, and Emerging Economies. While governments and industries alike …
Striking at the roots: Empowering Southeast Asia’s women through systemic change Read More »
These are personal learnings and reflections from an Executive Course on Governance and Democracy with the Ateneo School of Government under the Youth Leadership for Democracy’s (YouthLed) 2021 Leadership and Democracy (LEAD) fellowship. On June 12th of 1898, revolutionary leaders of the Philippines declared the country as an independent and sovereign state, making it one of …
A pandemic won’t stop the youth from striking a conversation. In the spirit of collaboration, AASYP is working with students from Ateneo de Manila University through Bigkis, one of the university’s projects under the National Service Training Program (NSTP) mandated by the Republic Act 9163 under Philippine law. Over the last month, the students have …
Ateneo Bigkis partners with AASYP to strengthen ASEAN-Australia bonds between the Youth Read More »
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, conditions are particularly serious in conflict and humanitarian settings, as abuses to vulnerable communities continue. A case in point is the continuing violent conflict in Palestine where coronavirus testing centres in Palestinian security checkpoints in the West Bank were reportedly demolished by Israeli soldiers. A lesson learned from the Ebola …
Virus or Bullets: A glimpse of COVID-19 in Rakhine, West Papua, and Bangsamoro Read More »
Our Alumni Coordinator Danielle Stephenson interviewed Espiritu Joshua Arsenio III (Joshua), Community Development student, teacher and 2019 #AAYLF delegate about his latest work and how he’s shaping the community response to COVID-19 in the Philippines. Danielle: Tell us a bit about yourself. Joshua: I’m a teacher by profession. I work as a Student Affairs Professional …
At times like this, people with privilege must step up to lift up those in the most marginalized and vulnerable situations. Queenie Pearl Tomaro discusses the vulnerability of Internally Displaced Persons living in the transitory sites in Sagonsongan, Lanao del Sur, the Philippines.
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