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Why Filipino Americans Should Be in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

The history of the Filipinx community and the Black community in the United States is intertwined.

RISE UP! Sacramento Youth and Students Continue to Mobilize, Educate, and Cultivate Community Spaces

Filipinx youth in the Greater Sacramento and Elk Grove Area have worked diligently to create new spaces dedicated to raising awareness.

We Need to Microdose on Liberation

If liberation were a drug and microdosing were the method, allow this community to be your dealer, to liberate your mind little by little

Operating on a higher timeline to break generational cycles

Allow yourself grace as we navigate the sacred space between generations and move through it on a higher timeline

Never Forget: A new generation of activists is confronting the Marcos dynasty

Today’s generation of activists is stepping into a pivotal moment in history.

The next generation of community journalists and activists is here

Let us share our stories to celebrate, heal, and above all, empower one another to engage in collective liberation and activism

A look back on Kalayaan International, voice of progressive Filipinos in the United States

We in LFS-SFSU stand on the shoulders of the KDP, whose grassroots activism and socialist perspectives guide us through this movement

It’s been three years since the assassination attempt on my life

August marks three years since I was targeted for assassination by military agents in the Philippines under the Duterte administration

Marcos returns to Malacañang Palace, the fight for national democracy continues

Fascism in the Philippines has entered a new and harsher phase. As Filipinos living in the belly of the beast, we must continue to mobilize

Why honor the legacy of the People Power Revolution? Because our future depends on it

As Filipinos and Filipino Americans in the diaspora, we must continue the fight, learn our history, and demand change

No one writes poetry about thorns: Reconnecting with nature

Welcome back to the garden, where we are decolonizing our understanding of parenthood.

Stop historical revisionism! Fight for the truth!

Tita Leila of the Pilipino Association of Workers and Immigrants shares her story at the People State of the Nation Address in San Francisco

Say it once, say it twice. We will not put up with ICE.

Immigrant and refugee communities face double punishment – incarceration and ICE detention. A new state bill could help change that.

Gardeners Wanted: Reframing Parenthood

Childhood is precious. Parenting is a revolutionary act. We have a collective responsibility to raise the revolution.