Posts by: CFI Moderator
By Alyanna Cariño In many indigenous communities, the absence of essential resources, such as electricity, is a sad reality. What is basic to most people, is considered a privilege for…
By Alyanna Cariño On the first week of September, classes opened for the Sama Bajau Activity Center in Barangay San Dionisio, Parañaque City and in the Angiskul Ma Bangka Child…
By Alyanna Cariño Educators play a big role in shaping young minds. The role of a teacher comes with its own set of challenges within and beyond the classroom. Not…
2022 was a challenging but fulfilling year for CFI. Amidst the aftershocks of the global pandemic, CFI continues to create space for hope in its communities by making sure that…
By Alyanna Cariño The Sama-Bajau people have faced significant discrimination and stigmatization over the years, which has led to widespread misconceptions and negative stereotypes. Oftentimes, they have been subjected to…
By Cale Belyn Cruz In a world that is technology-driven, there are still many communities left behind, especially indigenous tribes in rural, remote areas where electricity is scarce and the…
by Cale Belyn Cruz Sama-Bajau children from Barangay Kasanyangan, Zamboanga City used to hold in-person classes at a borrowed location in their community. In 2022, Sunlife Foundation funded the construction…
by Cale Belyn Cruz Everyone has the right to an education. Despite this, many Filipino children still lack resources to attend school, receive quality instruction, and learn in a safe…
Stories can take on many different forms as they are shared and passed on from one generation to another. Reflecting the spirit of the culture of their origin, it is…
by Cale Belyn Cruz Everyone has the right to live freely and safely, especially children who are among the most vulnerable groups in society. Cartwheel Foundation engaged selected Sama-Bajau parents,…
