Female police officers man a checkpoint in Barangay Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City. The Eastern Police District (EPD) recently set up an all-female checkpoint in Pasig City to promote gender equality among its personnel and further increase police visibility in the area, EPD director Col. Villamor...
Women’s Month serves as a reminder that women, regardless of their circumstances, can accomplish anything they set their minds to. In the Philippines, many Filipinas have brought pride to the country, shattered gender stereotypes, and continue to drive positive change. One such remarkable...
Fashion and beauty are powerful sources of empowerment. Wearing your favorite outfit or applying your favorite shade of lipstick can instantly boost your confidence for the day. It’s like a superpower—you're Wonder Woman, ready to face anything. This Women’s Month, you can become your own...
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a local museum dedicated to the lives and works of notable Filipinas? That vision is now a reality with the recent opening of the Tandang Sora Women’s Museum—the Philippines’ first women’s museum. Located in Banlat, a quiet barangay in...
Mayor Francis Zamora The San Juan City local government kicked off its celebration of National Women’s Month on Friday, March 7, to reaffirm its commitment to women's empowerment. Organized by the City Social Welfare and Development Department and led by San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora,...
“This year is an opportunity to accelerate progress.” Senator Loren Legarda said this as the nation celebrates National Women’s Month as she calls on all sectors of society, both public and private, to commit to lasting change and decisive action to ensure every Filipino women can...
Based on a study conducted by American economist Joel Waldfogel, titled “The Welfare Effect of Gender-Inclusive Intellectual Property Creation: Evidence from Books,” female authors are now dominating the publishing industry. But before this historic feat for women, strong female writers had to...
An online panel discussion on Monday, March 25, hosted by the Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic, and Natural Resources Research and Development (DOST-PCAARRD) tackled the ongoing struggle and progress for women's empowerment in the Philippines....
Yes, there is such a thing as compassion fatigue and it happens when you care too much. Physical fatigue, increased apathy toward people or things you care about, feelings of helplessness, irritability, and a tendency to isolate are some of the signs. This is one aspect of a woman’s well-being...
Even in 2024, a study reveals that the deep-seated cultural norms restricting women's roles persist. These norms manifest through unsolicited questions and opinions. In celebration of International Women’s Month, Telus International Philippines (TIP), an AI-fueled customer experience and business...
On the last day of National Women's Month, Quezon City 5th district Rep. PM Vargas highlighted his various pending bills in the House of Representatives that would have a positive impact on women, should they get enacted. “Empowered women empower society. They already have unique strengths and...
The city government of Valenzuela held on Wednesday, March 29, a dance competition as the culminating activity for the city’s National Women’s Month celebration. The event, with the theme "We for Gender Equality and Inclusive Society #WeCanBeEquALL,” was held at the Allied Local Response...
