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Save the date! A convocation in honor of Renato Constantino and current global and national issues blazing in the news today
What is behind the country's persistent underdevelopment and what explains the acceleration of industrialization among our neighbors? What are the links closely binding decolonization and[READ]
Honoring Letizia Roxas Constantino: A Generational Filipina from Capiz
Today, we remember one of the most understated figures in Philippine intellectual history – but no doubt, a proud daughter of the Province of Capiz.She[READ]
Pandesal Forum at Kamuning Bakery Café
April 9, 2026 | 9:00 AM 43 Judge Jimenez St., Brgy. Kamuning, Quezon CityIn commemoration of Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor), the forum will feature[READ]
Pasts Revisited
Emilio Jacinto: Bayani ng mga Bayani
Stories
3 ARAW NA LANG!
Filipinas as superheroes? Absolutely. ⚡️ Catch Alas ng Bayan 2.0—a bold reimagining of Filipina heroism from the 19th century to today. Five women. Five battles. One unbroken line of resistance. History meets comic book power in this dazzling exhibit by Billy Pangilinan, brought to life by the Constantino Foundation, Tandang Sora[READ]
Padayon Pagbukwat Han Aton Mga Kaagi: An International Lecture Series on World War II Leyte
Karmina Constantino-Torres, Trustee of the Constantino Foundation, will be speaking on Oct. 18 and launching A Past Revisited in the event. Look at all the speakers too - such an incredibly compelling lineup. Congratulations in advance to the Leyte-Samar Heritage Society and all the schools and institutions that have helped organize this[READ]
Filipinas in history as Superheroes? Oh yes. See them reimagined in an exciting new exhibit in Quezon City! #FightLikeGirls!
Filipinas in history as Superheroes? Oh yes. See them reimagined in an exciting new exhibit in Quezon City! #FightLikeGirls!Alas ng Bayan 2.0 is a riveting new contribution to an exhibition series celebrating the unbroken line of Filipina heroism in our people’s past, from the 19th century to the present. First launched in[READ]
We Can Choose Honor
A sense of honor is one of the simplest lessons our nation's mightiest heroes can impart. But it's a teaching we can absorb only by remembering better, by wielding our usable past. This month marks the 114th year since Jose Abad Santos, the nation’s fifth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, passed[READ]



















