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"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together," says a famous African proverb. For the first half of 2019, it has been…
"They dream of quality education for their children but the nearest public school has been hard to reach. Before long, the tides have turned for the Tagbanua of Culion through…
Much like the Tagbanua young learners looking out into the horizon, we strive to look far while pushing into the future with courage and hope. We recognize that this is…
Sustaining health in any community may already be daunting as it is. To do so in indigenous peoples (IP) communities residing in hard-to-reach areas poses far more challenges. But no…
Hailing from the indigenous Higaonon farming community of Sinakungan, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur, Aljun Lenario knows the cycle of planting and harvesting full well. On June 11, 2019, he reaped…
Remaining strongly committed to the indigenous learners they serve, 15 community facilitators and volunteer teachers made time to grow in skill and knowledge in preparation for the coming school year.…
Chrislyn "Kring" Da-aw hails from the Dibabawon-Mangguangan tribe of New Corella, Davao del Norte. She is among eight Young Indigenous Peoples (YIP) Leaders Program grantees of Cartwheel Foundation Philippines (Cartwheel…
On March 27-30, 2019, team members of Cartwheel Foundation Philippines (Cartwheel PH) with support from development partner, Cartwheel Foundation International (Cartwheel INTL), conducted a Community Health Training for the indigenous…
Protecting the health and well-being of each one involves not just the family, but the entire community. To address the health gaps of indigenous Tagbanua from Culion, Palawan, Cartwheel Foundation International (Cartwheel…
“Tagbanua mothers recognize how important it is to acquire birth certificates for their family members so they may receive more benefits from the government.” -Chrislyn Da-aw, project development associate If…
