AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation: More than 580 students in Leyte received vision screenings, with eligible pupils set to get free eyeglasses in December—helping address eyesight problems that can make classroom learning harder. Undas Traditions: Filipino families bring food as they visit graves and remember loved ones. In Western Sydney, Brenda Morilla and her daughter Angelli keep that connection alive through painstakingly prepared suman and espasol. Remembering Loved Ones: Manila’s North and South cemeteries offer online grave finders and maps to help visitors navigate during the Undas rush. Filipino Creativity: Negros social enterprise Lakat won Seoul Design Week’s Main Seoul Design Award for sneakers made with discarded pineapple leaves, combining local craft with sustainability. Heritage: The NHCP has halted work on a proposed sports and cultural center in Oslob pending heritage clearance for the historic plaza. Arts Abroad: San Francisco’s Bindlestiff Studio is reviving its Tagalog-language play festival after a three-year break, with English supertitles for audiences. Filipino American History: Honolulu marked Filipino American History Month with a proclamation, flag raising and tribute to the community’s longstanding contributions.
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