Proyekto Pilipino: Conversations on Civics and Politics
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Proyekto Pilipino is a podcast about Filipino history, culture, and civics made for the Filipino people. The goal is to hold discussions about historical events and current issues to build a culture of valuing and understanding.
In preparation for the May 2022 elections, season 1 will focus on highlighting the importance of Civics in our voting and electoral process.
Join Fr. Tito Caluag and three distinguished historians and thinkers—Dr. Leloy Claudio, Manolo Quezon III, and Carlo Santiago—as we refresh our knowledge of our rights and obligations as citizens, dive deeper into the processes and roles of the government, and understand the importance of taking part in the democratic project of the Philippines.
The goal: so we can make better and informed decisions for our country.
Proyekto Pilipino is a podcast about Filipino history, culture, and civics made for the Filipino people. The goal is to hold discussions about historical events and current issues to build a culture of valuing and understanding.
In preparation for the May 2022 elections, season 1 will focus on highlighting the importance of Civics in our voting and electoral process.
Join Fr. Tito Caluag and three distinguished historians and thinkers—Dr. Leloy Claudio, Manolo Quezon III, and Carlo Santiago—as we refresh our knowledge of our rights and obligations as citizens, dive deeper into the processes and roles of the government, and understand the importance of taking part in the democratic project of the Philippines.
The goal: so we can make better and informed decisions for our country.
New episodes drop Mondays and Thursdays, brought to you by The Conscience Collective and Podcast Network Asia.
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“Ang proyekto ng Pilipinas, hindi nagtatapos sa eleksiyon. Kasama pa rin tayo sa proyekto ng demokrasya, manalo o matalo man ang ating mga binoto.”
Not everyone comes out of the election a winner. And with the results out, the country is split yet again: some are victorious, some are grieving. But no matter the results, Fr. Tito Caluag and his trio of distinguished thinkers—Manolo Quezon, Leloy Claudio, and Carlo Santiago—remind us that the project of our country is still young. All nationhood goes through triumphs and tribulations—and the result may not always to be our liking. What shouldn’t change is our active involvement in the continuous journey and evolution of our democracy so that when we leave it to the next generation, we can say that we did our best. We left our legacy.
“Kailangan nating pakinggan ang boses ng sambayanan dahil iisa lamang tayong bansa.”
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