In our primer episode, pinag-usapan namin kung sino ba kami at anong mga ginagawa namin sa ngalan ng advocacy. How our counselor-client relationship evolved into friendship and partnership on the causes that we champion.
Papa Chen shares how his condition attacked his mental health, strengthened his faith, developed his loved for the advocacy, and above all mended his broken relationship with his family.
In this episode, we talk to one of the pillars of HIV and AIDS awareness advocacy. As an empowered woman, Nay Elena shares the judgment and discrimination she experienced when she was diagnosed with HIV in 1994.
Macon shares an inspiring story about her fight against breast cancer. She talks about how she continued to be the image of strength for her children despite the life-threatening situation that she was in.
In this episode, we talk about Mhark's experience as a rape victim, stereotypical reactions after seeking help, and the impact of the change that happened to his life.
45 min
About IKK Podcast
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Istorya kuris-kuris is a combination of two Hiligaynon words, istorya and kuris, that when combined, it becomes an Ilonggo idiom, istorya kuris-kuris, which means rubbish or useless talks, and an expression used when someone talks about meh things. In contrast with its actual definition, we aim to deliver sensible discussions in an istorya kuris-kuris manner. This podcast aims to create an inclusive space for all kind of stories, experiences, and topics.
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