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Welcome to the March 2025 Edition of the Bayanihan Newsletter! As we welcome the month of March, we’re thrilled to bring you another exciting round-up of community happenings, Filipino culture, and creativity. In this issue, we’re featuring insightful articles, captivating artworks in our Digital Art Gallery, and contributions from authors of selected books from the Pamana Library. Plus, stay up-to-date with the latest developments in our ongoing programs and projects at the Rizal Center. Whether you’re a regular visitor or a new face, there’s something for everyone—connecting, learning, and celebrating together. Let’s continue building a vibrant community this March!
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Ang PanAfrica Bilang Isang Kwento ng Diaspora
Isang rebyu ng exhibit sa Arts Institute of Chicago ni Ogot Sumulong
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Isang bentahe ng pagtira sa isang malaking lungsod kagaya ng Chicago ay ang pagkakaroon nito ng kilalang museong taglay ang di-mabilang na obras maetras na nakikipagligsahan sa kalidad at koleksyon ng mga pangunahing museo ng mundo.
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Here We Are Again
by Gabriel J. Catanus
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About a decade ago, many of us in the Filipino American community spoke out, protested, and mobilized against then-candidate Trump’s first presidential campaign, which promised to put “America first.” Besides stoking division, appealing to white nationalists, and depicting immigrants as criminals, he included the Philippines on his list...
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Filipino Women Are Dying Sooner Than Other Asian Females In The US
by Connie C. Triggiano
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There is a great fear among Filipino women of cancer diagnosis but are skipping cancer screenings even if the disease is now claiming “premature” deaths among the younger female population.
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Artist: Federico “boyD” Sulapas Dominguez
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Cultural Significance for Modern Filipino Artists
by Tor Sagud
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“Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa sariling wika ay higit pa sa hayop o malansang isda.” —Dr. Jose Rizal
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A notable quote by Dr. Rizal, our National Hero, refers to people who don't love their language as worse than animals or smelly fish. This relates to the appreciation and development of many modern industries, one of which is the creative industry. Read full article here
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Writing, Roots, and Resilience: The Story Behind Tales from the 7,000 Isles: Filipino Folk Stories
by Zarah Gagatiga
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My first book published in the U.S., Tales from the 7,000 Isles: Filipino Folk Stories (Bloomsbury), brings nostalgia and a deep sense of fulfillment. It was a project close to my heart, made even more special by the opportunity to work with my dear friend, Dianne de Las Casas. Read full article here
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Lani T. Montreal to Present Solo Show at the Rizal Center
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One-Day Only Performance of "Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother" on March 29 at 3 PM
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The Rizal Center is excited to announce a special one-day performance by local artist and educator Lani T. Montreal, featuring her acclaimed solo production, "Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother." Join us on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at 3 PM for this poignant exploration of memory, identity, and reconciliation. Read article here
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Lani T. Montreal to Present Solo Show at the Rizal Center
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One-Day Only Performance of "Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother" on March 29 at 3 PM
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The Rizal Center is excited to announce a special one-day performance by local artist and educator Lani T. Montreal, featuring her acclaimed solo production, "Anak ni Tapia: Leaving Mother." Join us on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at 3 PM for this poignant exploration of memory, identity, and reconciliation. Read article here
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