Tag page - Maranao

TECH4GOOD Long before Maranao children 's ears were introduced to modern music, they were lulled to sleep by the rhythmic, hypnotic beat of bayok. These traditional chants, mostly drawn from the ancient Maranao epic Darangen, are caches of memory, carrying fragments of one of Southeast...

Abu Hassan Jalil, a Malaysian agronomist and meliponiculturist, has been studying early Philippine architecture to see how such designs can be applied in beehouses. His end goal is to implement such designs as a way to get more people interested in agri-tourism, specifically insect tourism....

Women of Yolanda and Marawi weave their future through the local fabric and clothing industry Seeking to inspire hope for the future in their communities by rewriting the disaster-victim narrative, Maranao weavers and Tacloban seamstresses have banded together to create the Kadasig reusable face...