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KasamahanCo Since creating a podcast that not only captures narratives for the Filipinx community in Hawaii. We a

Maayong Aldaw! (good day) we wanted to bring awareness and call in our community in the diaspora to share our this effo...
10/24/2024



Maayong Aldaw! (good day) we wanted to bring awareness and call in our community in the diaspora to share our this efforts to help our kababayan in Bicol who is recently affected by the typhoon. (Salamat to one of our contacts, .art.of.journaling for sharing this with us)

To make things easier, feel free to venmo us -co and we will directly donate it to the source above.

When it comes to Filipinos we can say that we are everywhere from all over the diaspora — transitioning over to October ...
09/30/2024

When it comes to Filipinos we can say that we are everywhere from all over the diaspora — transitioning over to October we want to honor and respect our beloved benevolent ancestors who has walk so that we can SLAY I mean REST and DISMANTLE the system that has oppressed us for generation.

This years theme means so many to different indices and we wanted to us YOU, what does this years FANHS theme mean to you? (Bonus point: for our Filipinos in Hawai’i nei, what does it mean for you especially with our identity as Oceanic People.

Happening next week September 24th (PST) and September 25tb (Philippine Time), our fearless leader, Chachie and mental h...
09/19/2024

Happening next week September 24th (PST) and September 25tb (Philippine Time), our fearless leader, Chachie and mental health advocate from the Philippines .mentalhealthadv will be hosting a interactive mindfulness webinar for Su***de Awareness Prevention Month! 🪷

Registration is still open so feel free to sign up on our bio!
https://lu.ma/ft323mn5

with .repost・・・Filipin@/x American History Month is in 1 month! We believe that all of our history should be embraced...
09/05/2024

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Filipin@/x American History Month is in 1 month! We believe that all of our history should be embraced and/or critically reflected upon, so that we can learn invaluable lessons and advocate for a better future. Looking forward to reflecting on our FAHM 2024 theme: “A History of Struggle, Solidarity, and Resilience.”

Celebrating the richness of our languages and cultures this ! 🌍 Let’s embrace the beauty of our diverse heritage, one w...
08/20/2024

Celebrating the richness of our languages and cultures this ! 🌍 Let’s embrace the beauty of our diverse heritage, one word at a time, and what more we can use through the gift of music! 🇵🇭✨

From Ilokano, Tagalog, Kapampangan, Cebuano, Waray, Ilonggo, Bikolano et.al, there are songs out there in the different ethnolinguistic groups and this is where we had the time to curate those playlist for you and still curating because WE need your help where we will give you the collab access to continue this playlist! 🙂‍↔️

Reintroducing Founder and Creative Director Since we have been getting new kakaduas recently! I thought it would be a gr...
08/15/2024

Reintroducing Founder and Creative Director

Since we have been getting new kakaduas recently! I thought it would be a great time to do another intro on the founder behind the production! We are in the midst of transitioning new roles on deck so stay tuned for new and familiar faces!

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October is Filipino American History Month! As a Filipino settler living in Hawai’i there are so much history about Fili...
08/13/2024

October is Filipino American History Month!

As a Filipino settler living in Hawai’i there are so much history about Filipinos in Hawaii that not a lot of people from the diaspora may know about, do you know about Pablo Manlapit??

Well here’s a short fun fact about him:
Pablo Manlapit was born in 1891 in the Philippines. He came to Hawaii in 1910 as a migrant worker in the sugarcane fields. He became a lawyer who fought for the rights of plantation laborers like those pictured here, helping organize the Filipino Labor Union in Hawaii.

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The official 2024 theme for Filipino American History Month is: “Struggle, Resistance, Solidarity, and Resilience.”

Throughout Filipino American history, there have been instances of struggle, resistance, solidarity, and resilience. Struggle and resistance are defined as the ways that the Filipino American community has persisted through various types of systemic oppression and violence - ranging from discriminatory laws that treated Filipino Americans as second-class citizens to the hate violence Filipino Americans endured because of their race, ethnicity, and other identities. Solidarity includes the ways that Filipino Americans have organized to fight against injustice - either within their own communities or alongside other racial and ethnic groups. Resilience involves the ways in which Filipino Americans have successfully overcome adversity throughout history - despite the systemic and interpersonal obstacles they have endured.

From the painful to the triumphant, all of these moments contribute to a cumulative Filipino American history. We encourage our communities to reflect on our history and celebrate our collective love and joy.




Did you know that Ilokanos are known to be writers? When it comes to writing, there are many Ilokano writers out here bu...
08/11/2024

Did you know that Ilokanos are known to be writers? When it comes to writing, there are many Ilokano writers out here but often times they are claimed by society as “Filipino writers” which can be seen as problematic because Filipino in that context is swept to intercept as Tagalog. Another writer that you wouldn’t know who is Ilokano is Carlos Bulosan! 🙂‍↔️

If you are a creative writer and is wanting to share your work, we are looking for folks to share your piece written in your respective mother tongue to showcase and highlight in this Buwan Ng Mga Wika!

Submit your writings to us in our email
([email protected])

Subject label: Creative Writing_Last Name.
Under the message: Explain your piece and attached your work via word document or pdf or PNG file! If you are doing a video, submit it as a Google drive attachment! 😊

Happy writing! 🙌🏽

Exploring the complexities of cultural values, Sikodiwa’s work sheds light on why some Filipinos cling to toxic traditio...
08/10/2024

Exploring the complexities of cultural values, Sikodiwa’s work sheds light on why some Filipinos cling to toxic traditions. It’s a journey towards understanding and evolving beyond these norms for a healthier society. 🌟

Join Sikodiwa Circle as we explore the nuances of the of cross-indigenity in Philippine psychology! 🇵🇭

Embracing our rich heritage and diverse languages this Buwan ng Wika. 🇵🇭 Let’s celebrate our identity and the beauty of ...
08/02/2024

Embracing our rich heritage and diverse languages this Buwan ng Wika. 🇵🇭 Let’s celebrate our identity and the beauty of Filipino culture! But let’s also not forget that before we are Filipino, we are our ethnic identity first! 💜

with .repost・・・We’re reaching out to the Filipino diaspora and our friends overseas to lend a hand with on-ground com...
07/26/2024

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We’re reaching out to the Filipino diaspora and our friends overseas to lend a hand with on-ground community organizers, helping those affected by super typhoon Carina this week.

Every donation can help frontline communities who are suffering under food insecurity and clean menstrual products. We are organising with .ph and local/nearby community kitchens. Direct GCash and BDO transfers to the organizers will be set up.

Throughout the progress we will update this caption on the status of the mutual aid.

This is a reminder to hold each others’ hands, unite, and to collectively reach out to our kababayans. 🖤

Also to avoid any compassion fatigue, you can also follow as they are doing a bayanihan response as well (last post on the slide)

Decolonizing Utang na loob means transforming gratitude into empowerment. Let’s honor our ties while fostering independe...
07/13/2024

Decolonizing Utang na loob means transforming gratitude into empowerment. Let’s honor our ties while fostering independence and self-care. It’s time to reshape our relationships and reclaim our narratives 🤝

Decolonization starts with understanding our roots. Utang na loob teaches us the power of gratitude while empowering us ...
07/13/2024

Decolonization starts with understanding our roots. Utang na loob teaches us the power of gratitude while empowering us to reclaim our stories. Let’s honor our connections and redefine our paths 🤝

From past to new members of Kasama, meet the team behind the creative process of it all! 💐 if you are currently looking ...
07/08/2024

From past to new members of Kasama, meet the team behind the creative process of it all! 💐 if you are currently looking to build up your media portfolio, I am looking for 1-2 interns in helping me run with content for 6 months! If you think this is you, email me at ([email protected]) 💫

A closer look at something 👀
07/05/2024

A closer look at something 👀

Five days left until the rebrand of KC! Here’s a little sneak peek of what we have in store for you. 👀
07/04/2024

Five days left until the rebrand of KC!

Here’s a little sneak peek of what we have in store for you. 👀

with .repost・・・June is men’s mental health month. Mahalagang bigyan din ng panahon ang kalusugang pangkaisipan ng mga...
06/09/2024

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June is men’s mental health month. Mahalagang bigyan din ng panahon ang kalusugang pangkaisipan ng mga kalalakihan.

“Sad boi”
“Kalalaki mong tao!”
“Magpakalalaki ka nga!”

Ilan lang sa mga madalas na nakakadagdag ng stigma para maging open silang pag-usapan ang kanilang nararamdaman. Kayo ba? Paano ba kayo makakatulong para mas maging safe para sa kanila? Sa mga lalaki, anong kadalasan ninyong nararanasan kung bakit ang hirap mag-open up tungkol sa mental health ninyo?

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rough translation:
June is men’s mental health month. It is also important to give time to men’s mental health.

“Sad boi”
“You are a man!”
“Be a man!”

Just some of those who often add stigma to make them open to talk about their feelings. are you How can you help to be safer for them? For men, what do you usually experience that makes it difficult to open up about your mental health?

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