Railroad to Baguio: Progress and Folly
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How Baguio City was made accessible from the lowland and at what cost.
Read More[PARTNER] In Plain Sight: Mindanao Textile Arts and Culture Come to San Francisco
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Indigenous peoples of the Philippines exhibit their crafts and dances.
Read MoreBaguio On My Mind
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There are still simple pleasures to be had in the haphazardly urbanizing Summer Capital of the Philippines.
Read MorePorcelain and Pansit: The Philippine Chinese
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Filipinos have an ambivalence toward the Chinese and yet their influence flows freely in our cultural bloodstream.
Read MoreAntoon Postma and the Mangyan Legacy
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Between the two of them, the scholars Postma and Conklin left a formidable legacy, a treasure, a baseline archive that puts the Hanunóo as one of the most unique cultures not only in the Philippines, but also among all indigenous peoples worldwide.
Read MoreAn Ilongot Murder Mystery
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Review: Headhunting William Jones. Producer, writer, director, videographer, editor: Collis H. Davis, Jr. Assoc. producer, researcher and translator, Violeta P. Hughes (2016)
Ilongot warriors murdered well-liked anthropologist William Jones in 1909. A documentary film, Headhunting William Jones, tries to find out why.
Read MoreHeneral Antonio Luna’s Railroad
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Tutuban Station, now a shopping center, was once the gateway to the promise of Philippine progress.
Read MorePlease Stop Calling the Philippines ‘P.I.’
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When some folks still refer to the Philippines as “P.I.,” they’re way behind the times.
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