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JASCOR Gets a Quill
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JASCOR Gets a Quill By Tess Bacalla Stories that made the cut in the 2014 and 2015 Journalism Awards for Sustainable Construction, otherwise known as JASCOR, were collectively recognized at the recently concluded 2017 Philippine Quill Awards for Communications Skills...
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Holcim Davao supports Habitat for Humanity Philippines housing project for the new Matigsalug-Manobo tribal village
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Building solutions provider Holcim Philippines, Inc. supported a project by non-profit organization Habitat for Humanity Philippines, Inc. funded by the Embassy of Brunei Darussalam to build a tribal village in Marilog District, Davao City for 47 Matigsalug-Manobo families who lost homes...
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Rebuilding Lumad’s Dismantled Rights, One Story at a Time
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For decades, indigenous peoples (IP), or lumad, in the country have endured systemic neglect and discrimination. Some of the physical structures that are meant to serve their collective needs such as education are a testament to this sad reality. Imagine...
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Construction Reporting: Nailing It Right
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Think construction reporting, and what comes to mind? Carl Jerome Maroma, a correspondent for CLTV36, used to think it was all about crafting a story about an infrastructure project and relevant details. He has since had a rethink. Construction reporting...
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(Part 2) Different parties, different strokes Local pols (re)imagine CdO’s mental-health facility, program
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Different parties, different strokes Local pols (re)imagine CdO’s mental-health facility, program Last of two parts By Lina Sagaral Reyes Contributor (The first part presented the perspectives of the Centrist Democratic Party.) To build or not to build a mental health...
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(Part 1) Different parties, different strokes Local pols (re)imagine CdO’s mental-health facility, program
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Reportage for this series, originally published by Business week Mindanao and Mindanao Daily News on April 30 and May 4, was made possible through a modest grant from PPI to help member publications' reporters or contributors  explore both unreported and underreported issues that...
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No votes cast for lumads in evacuation center
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This story, originally published by Mindanao Times on April 30, 2016, was made possible through a PPI grant intended to help journalists from member publications to explore both unreported and underreported stories under the Philippines elections. As the following article...
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Building Better Stories, Block by Block
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A series of seminar-workshops for media practitioners on the links between the con-struction industry and sustainable growth is set to kick off next week. The Philippine Press Institute (PPI) and Holcim Philippines, Inc. are undertaking this joint initiative, which builds...
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