In this special Pride Month episode, PUP GEDSIO, and the CMO team up to shed light on the Safe Spaces Act— also known as the Anti-Bastos Law. Join Atty. Lyca Balita as she breaks down your rights and how we can all help create safer, more inclusive spaces both inside and outside PUP. 🎧 Tune in now and know your rights!

Samahan kaming bumyahe sa bawat kwento, aral, at lakbay patungo sa pagkamit ng mas magandang bukas kasama si Chairperson Ivee Cobarrubias ng Department of Office Admininistration, College of Business Administration.

In this episode of "Download Knowledge, Upload Equity: The Role of Technology in Inclusive Education," Ms. Carmela Asebias, a passionate advocate for inclusive education and a seasoned educator, shares her expertise, insights, and inspiring experiences on how technology can shape a more inclusive and diverse educational landscape.

Produced by: BEED 3-1N A.Y. 2024-2025

In this episode, we delve into The Multiverse Connection of Inclusive Education, exploring how educators can create learning environments that cater to diverse student needs.

Not all voices are heard the same way, but every child deserves to be understood.

In this episode, hosts Cyra and Roselyn illuminate the path to inclusivity, focusing on children with speech and language challenges. They are joined by Ms. Aimee Delos Santos, RSLP, a dedicated expert with 13 years of experience and the heart behind Speak Up Therapy Center.

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In this engaging episode, let's join ISKOolmates Nery and Isa as they explore the various learning styles Gen Z learners exhibit. This fascinating discussion will also feature the insights of Mr. Jaylord A. Malacaya, a dedicated Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) teacher who passionately shares a wealth of practical tips and effective strategies from his extensive experience in educating elementary learners.

Produced by: BEED 3-1N A.Y. 2024-2025

Final episode and we’ve still got more to say! Our experts are back in our colorful sofa discussing how we can piece the reds and blacks of our dark history with martial law under the Marcos Sr. dictatorship. We talk about reclaiming spaces, investing on local histories, and reworking our curriculum to honestly confront the wounds from the past, heal present scars, to have a healthier future for us Filipinos. 

Drop by the comments section for your feedback and insights. We’d love to hear from you! This limited series is produced in collaboration ⁠with Philippine Misereor Partnership Inc.⁠, ⁠The Far Eastern Law Review⁠, and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines⁠, ⁠ with special participation from the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission and Council for People's Development and Governance (CPDG).

Our third episode weaves loose ends on our previous discussions and asks our resource persons what can we concretely do for the future. Friends from PMPI, FEU Law Review, Project Gunita, and CPDG return for a conversation centered on the need to debunk myths, why education remains a powerful tool to transform our society, and which ingredients should we choose to ensure an inclusive and humane future. 

Join the conversation by sharing your stories in the QnA or comments section. We look forward to your contribution to this discussion.

This limited series is produced in collaboration ⁠with Philippine Misereor Partnership Inc.⁠, ⁠The Far Eastern Law Review⁠, and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines⁠, ⁠ with special participation from the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission and Council for People's Development and Governance (CPDG).

Ever wonder what is it like to be under a controversial law? Is it even necessary to still know the importance of Martial Law? For this second installment, we’re still joined by our friends from PMPI, FEU Law Review, HRVVMC, and CPDG to discuss the facts and debunk the myths of martial law during the Marcos dictatorship (1972-1986). If you want to be part of the discussion, answer our QnA and share with us your thoughts. 

This limited series is produced in collaboration ⁠with Philippine Misereor Partnership Inc.⁠, ⁠The Far Eastern Law Review⁠, and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines⁠, ⁠ with special participation from the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission and Council for People's Development and Governance (CPDG).

Ever wonder what is it like to be under a controversial law? Is it even necessary to still know the importance of Martial Law? In this episode, some of the experts from different agencies and organizations gathered and discussed the facts and myths of martial law during the Marcos dictatorship (1972-1986).

This limited series is produced in collaboration ⁠with Philippine Misereor Partnership Inc.⁠, ⁠The Far Eastern Law Review⁠, and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines⁠, ⁠ with special participation from the Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission and Council for People's Development and Governance (CPDG).