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The Constantino Exhibit at Yuchengco Museum
New history exhibit with loads of compelling art! Yes! At the Yuchengco Museum from June 11 to July 11, get a chance to see historians[READ]
The Videos Are Now Available — Renato Constantino Revisited
Watch the full recording of the April 18 convocation, Renato Constantino Revisited — a forum on the role of dissent in development, the usable past,[READ]
Ang Gahum ng Katutubong Gubat
An overview and review of Philippine Native Trees 404: Rooted and Rising Renato Redentor Constantino, 28 April 2026, Club Filipino Patnubayan nawa tayong lahat[READ]
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The Constantino Exhibit at Yuchengco Museum
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Felipe Salvador
Nagpupugay sa ika-156 kapanganakan ni Felipe Salvador, dakilang rebolusyonaryo na nakilala bilang Apung Ipe. Naging bahagi ng pakikibaka ng Katipunan, kasama ni Sakay sa digmaan laban sa pananalakay ng imperyalistang Estados Unidos, inspirasyon ng maraming dukha, ng mga colorum, ng maraming kilusan. Kawawang bayan na malilimutin, pati mga progresibong pwersa na nakakaalala ng bayani ng ibang sambayanan ngunit kinakalimutan ang mga muhon ng sariling kasaysayan. Itaas ang bandera ni #ApungIpe!
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Philippine Native Trees 404: Rooted & Rising has been featured in the Philippine STAR Lifestyle section dated June 1, 2026.
Distinguished poet and SEAWrite awardee Alfred A. Yuson (Krip) writes about the book in his column "Marvelous Life Forms" — and we couldn't be more grateful for his beautiful words about this labor of love. Nearly 1,000 pages. 445 tree features. Eight years in the making. This book is a tribute[READ]
Rommel Banlaoi on Constantino’s Urgent Diagnosis of the Filipino Condition
Written over six decades ago, Renato Constantino’s The Miseducation of the Filipino remains one of the most urgent diagnoses of the Philippine condition. This piece by Prof. Rommel Banlaoi revisits its core arguments — colonial mentality, elite capture, and the failure of education as a tool of genuine national formation — and[READ]
Constantino Foundation Donates Philippine Native Trees 404 to the University of Antique
The Constantino Foundation thanks Prof. John Iremil Teodoro, Director of the Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center (BNSCWC), for facilitating the Foundation’s donation of Philippine Native Trees 404: Rooted and Rising to the University of Antique. An award-winning writer, poet, and cultural worker, Prof. Teodoro has long been a valued partner[READ]
What would Bob Dylan write?
"Surely not hymns praising nations that treat the Philippines as either a military outpost, geopolitical chessboard, or obedient pawn." Do read this lovely essay by Wilson Flores. Read Story Here
