On its first Independence Day episode, At Home sa Abroad: Stories of Overseas Filipinos, Rappler's Michelle Abad features Nora Galleros, PIDCI president, to talk about what it means to celebrate Philippine independence, even when one is far away from home.

For Mother’s Day, Rappler speaks to Roselle, executive director of diversity, equity, and inclusion strategy at Circa, and her daughter Monchette, marketing manager at Chime, who take us into their journey of immigrating from the Philippines and how they inspire each other in their careers of human resources and financial technology.

On Labor Day episode of At Home sa Abroad, Rappler speaks with migrant workers' rights advocates on what pushes Filipinos to work abroad, and what it would take to make local jobs a better option for those who would rather stay at home.

In this episode of At Home sa Abroad: Stories of Overseas Filipinos, Rappler multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to Concerned Seafarers of the Philippines chairperson Xavier Bayoneta on what the EU decision to continue recognizing Filipino seafarers' certificates means to the sector, and other concerns seafarers continue to have.

As Women’s Month comes to a close, in this episode of At Home sa Abroad, Rappler's Michelle Abad sits down with Emmy award-winning Filipino-American documentary filmmaker Michele Josue to discuss her career and why she chooses voices often unheard to feature in her documentaries.

In Rappler’s Women’s Month episode for At Home sa Abroad: Stories of Overseas Filipinos, Rappler multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to Ivy Ancheta, marketing and communications head of nongovernmental organization Sandigan Bahrain, and Johanna Zulueta, a sociology professor at Toyo University in Japan who has written about gender and migration.

In the EDSA People Power anniversary episode of At Home sa Abroad: Stories of Overseas Filipinos, Rappler multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to two migrant Filipinos who lived through the Marcos regime and continue to engage with their respective Filipino communities on the political situation at home.  Melba Marginson, now Melbourne-based, experienced the EDSA revolution in 1986. She is now the lead convenor of the Australians for Philippine Human Rights Network. Another guest is Toronto-based Ed Muyot, a Martial Law survivor, and a member of the Malaya Movement Canada.

With millions of Filipinos working and living abroad, a good fraction of them likely have partners back in the Philippines, patiently waiting for the day they meet again.  In this Valentine’s Day episode of At Home sa Abroad: Stories of overseas Filipinos, Rappler multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to a young Filipino couple who have chosen to embark on a long-distance relationship

In this episode of At Home sa Abroad: Stories of overseas Filipinos, Rappler multimedia reporter Michelle Abad speaks to Jean Franco, political science professor at the University of the Philippines Diliman, to unpack labor export and its nuances.

Rappler speaks to Maki Somosot, founder of new online platform PUNTO, on how the platform aims to tell the unique perspectives of the Filipino diaspora