Pinoyspotting: Crispy Pata on a Viking River Cruise
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The “kababayan syndrome,” the natural inclination of Filipinos anywhere to help each other, was alive and well in Viking’s world.
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PH Runs a Cycle of Crisis-Induced OFW Aid
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The cycle of crisis-induced assistance to affected OFWs never stops. The Philippines migration stakeholders have been running it for three decades.
Read MoreDocumenting the Diaspora
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A Fil-Am daughter of an OFW wins grant to document lives of Filipino migrant workers.
Read MoreHope and Ordeal in the Holy Land
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Find out why Israel is becoming a Mecca for Filipinos seeking a better future for themselves and their families, even if it means living in fear of deportation.
Read MoreSurprise! A Filipino Table in Tbilisi
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Craving sisig or crispy pata in Tbilisi, Georgia? No problem.
Read MoreDiary of a Long and Winding Trek to America
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Jason de Parle’s book is a close examination—spanning 30 years — of a Filipino immigrant family’s struggle against poverty, from their poor neighborhood in Manila to their new home in a Galveston, Texas subdivision.
Read MoreEveryone’s Children But Her Own
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A migrant caregiver is finally ready for love, but the circumstances stand in the way.
Read MoreGirlhood Interrupted
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A woman is shadowed by doubt and anxiety as she works abroad to support the little daughter she left behind.
Read MoreRethinking Womanhood
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Historian, author, professor Mina Roces documents the evolution of Filipino women and the impact of overseas employment on families.
Read MoreKnow Your Diaspora: Germany
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According to one survey, 75 percent of Filipinos in Germany feel they have no problems with linguistic or cultural adjustment.
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