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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.
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UN, humanitarian partners support 1M Odette-affected persons in last 6 months; recovery work continues till end of 2022

Six months after Typhoon Odette (international name: Rai) left a trail of devastation in 11 of the country’s 17 regions, the United Nations (UN)...
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Charting the path of the Philippines through historical maps

Historian Ambeth Ocampo holds talk about maps and their role in our history at Gateway Gallery Renowned Filipino historian Ambeth Ocampo called on the public...
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PHAP supports DTI’s biopharmaceutical innovation agenda

The Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the Philippines (PHAP), representing the research-based medicines and vaccines sector in the country, expresses full support to the...
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SM Foundation’s blood donation drive generates 4,000 bags

In time for the National Blood Donors Month celebration, SM Foundation (SMFI) announced the success of its bloodletting efforts from February to June 2022,...
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Coaches unite vs. child pornography

Muntinlupa City, Philippines—Two weeks prior to the 2022 national elections, in late April, 2022, Football for Humanity Foundation gathered 40 coaches from all over...
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Overcoming the trauma of Yolanda: A new beginning

SM scholar alumnus Glenn Paul Añover Embodo was overjoyed when he shared the good news to SM Foundation—he’s now a Certified Public Accountant. For Glenn,...
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Ebdane to provincial board: ‘Let’s align public service efforts’

IBA, Zambales—Governor Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. has called on officials of both the executive and legislative branches of the Zambales government to work together and...
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Rebuilding better: Women entrepreneurs reboot their businesses

More than 30 women entrepreneurs from across the Philippines have seen their businesses recover after taking part in the FLIP YOUR BIZ program delivered...
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JAAF awards grants for Spark-A-Change youth-led community development challenge

On May 11, the J. Amado Araneta Foundation (JAAF) launched Spark-a-Change, a youth-led community development challenge.  This was aimed at creating pockets of positive...
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Third-term Biñan Mayor bares new projects for city

What's next for Biñan City, now that its 'Big Three' leaders are now into their third and final term in office? In his speech at...
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UNIQLO celebrates 70 years of Philippines–Japan Friendship through art 

The commemorative installations crafted with sustainable components are inspired by Japanese design, reinterpreting Philippine landscapes and cultural icons VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines – For 70 years, the Philippines and Japan have built a partnership rooted in shared values, cultural exchange, and a common commitment to improving...

When workday ends, painting begins

This front office manager finds artistic inspiration in Baguio When people think of art galleries, they often imagine spaces reserved for a select few—artists, collectors, critics, or those already familiar with the language of art. It is an assumption that can make exhibitions feel distant from everyday life. Yet...

Teaching beyond the textbook: How Filipino educators are redefining the classroom

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — Teaching today extends far beyond delivering lessons. Filipino educators are expected to adapt to changing curricula, create engaging learning experiences, prepare materials, and manage administrative responsibilities—all while helping students succeed in an increasingly digital world. As these demands grow, teachers are finding ways to...