Category: News
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Are We Empowered Yet?
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That Filipino Americans are frequently labeled as “invisible Asians,” has been a topic widely written about — notably by Filipino writers themselves. It’s a well-intentioned reflective approach into understanding the […]
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PILIPINO KA BA? (02/26)
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by Almira Astudillo Gilles This month, I’m in the Philippines to visit family and for cultural projects. Since I’m here for only four weeks, I’ve limited my out-of-Manila trips to […]
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS AND CAST
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Garet: Pinoys in Chicago — A Play About Migration, Morality & Compassion In honor of Filipino American History Month this October, Rizal Center presents Garet: Pinoys in Chicago at the […]
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A Message from the Board: Closing One Chapter, Opening a New One
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As we reflect on the past year and look ahead with hope, the Board of Rizal Center would like to share a message of gratitude, renewal, and optimism with our […]
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Joseph, Salve and Eliana Amarise Kierulf: One immigrant family’s warm and inspiring story
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The perfect life for typical US immigrants is multifaceted, encompassing a blend of personal achievements, cultural integration, and a raw boldness to chase and pursue their dreams. Joseph Brian Kierulf and his wife Salve, both Filipino educators now teaching in Chicago’s public schools are […]
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Tagalog Winter Class Cancelled
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Owing to extreme cold temperatures and wind chills that can plunge to dangerous levels in Chicago, the Tagalog Class Winter Schedule originally set to begin on January 19, 2026 is […]
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Making Filipino American History
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by: Gabriel “Jay” Catanus In October of 1587, Filipinos landed in what we now call Morro Bay, CA. They were either sailors or slaves on board a Spanish trading ship […]