#AmbagNatin Batangas: How informed voters can fight patronage politics
BATANGAS, Philippines – Journalists, together with representatives from the academe and the government, spoke about how a well-informed and critical citizenry can fight patronage politics and...
View ArticleQuezon City soft-launches car-free Tomas Morato Sundays on December 8
MANILA, Philippines – Iconic Tomas Morato Avenue, one of the busiest streets in Quezon City, will be reserved for pedestrians for the first time on the morning of December 8, as the local government...
View ArticleVote buying emerges as major concern in Iligan City forum
LANAO DEL NORTE, Philippines – Vote buying emerged as a major concern during a forum in Iligan City, where participants highlighted the challenges in addressing the illegal practice due to the culture...
View ArticleLuzon youth leaders release creative campaigns on media literacy, fact-checking
MANILA, Philippines – A love story, a children’s show, and social media campaign about weather terms were just some of the ways seven youth leaders from different parts of Luzon tackled disinformation...
View ArticleShould LRT, MRT trains run until midnight? A political party starts a...
QUEZON CITY, Philippines – The political party Akbayan, along with youth volunteers from various organizations, gathered signatures at the MRT-3 Quezon Avenue station on Thursday, December 12, in...
View Article#ReliefPH: How to help Kanlaon Volcano eruption victims in Negros Island
MANILA, Philippines – Thousands of residents in Negros Island remain displaced following the explosive eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on Monday, December 9, leaving several barangays under ashfall....
View ArticleStudent journalists amplify local 2025 election issues with social media...
MANILA, Philippines – As the 2025 Philippine elections approach, communities are speaking out on issues that matter most to them — and student journalists are amplifying these voices to make sure they...
View ArticleRappler’s most impactful stories of 2024
MANILA, Philippines – At Rappler, we continue to believe journalism can make a difference. We tell our stories not for awards, fame, or controversy, but in the hope that they help lives. And so it is...
View ArticleMindanao Movers lead webinar series, multimedia campaigns on media literacy
MANILA, Philippines – How are you boosting media and information literacy (MIL) in your community? For Rappler civic engagement volunteers in Mindanao, they led a series of webinars and multimedia...
View ArticleHikers, volunteers bring school supplies to kids in remote villages
BAGUIO, Philippines – In far-flung areas, especially in remote mountain villages, students have to walk hours to get to school. This is a situation that many hikers are well aware of, as they...
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