Read more about the article MCJ Brings Mindanao Voices to ASEAN Environmental Rights Consultation
Participants and organizers gather after the ASEAN environmental rights consultation focused on Indigenous Peoples at the CHR Central Office.

MCJ Brings Mindanao Voices to ASEAN Environmental Rights Consultation

Indigenous Peoples call for stronger protection, meaningful participation and accountability under ASEAN’s environmental rights declaration   QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Mindanao Climate Justice (MCJ) joined Indigenous Peoples, government representatives, human…

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Read more about the article MCJ Board and Secretariat Deepen Shared Vision for Climate Justice
Members of the Mindanao Climate Justice Resource Facility (MCJ) Board of Trustees and Secretariat pose for a group photo during their first in-person acquaintance gathering in Tagaytay City on June 25, 2026. The gathering provided a space to deepen relationships, strengthen collective leadership, and affirm a shared commitment to climate justice and community accompaniment across Mindanao.

MCJ Board and Secretariat Deepen Shared Vision for Climate Justice

MCJ Board and Secretariat Deepen Shared Vision for Climate Justice and Community Accompaniment     TAGAYTAY CITY, Philippines — Two months after formally announcing its Board of Trustees, the Mindanao Climate…

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Read more about the article Duyog Alang sa Katawhan: Standing with Lumad and Farming Communities
Residents, Indigenous Peoples, farmers, volunteers, healthcare workers, church leaders, and partner organizations gather at the covered court for the Duyog Alang sa Katawhan Humanitarian and Medical Mission.

Duyog Alang sa Katawhan: Standing with Lumad and Farming Communities

Duyog Alang sa Katawhan: Communities Unite in Solidarity for Lumad and Farming Families in Bukidnon MARAMAG, Bukidnon — More than 1,000 participants, predominantly Lumad community members, farmers, farm workers, women,…

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Read more about the article Families Sleep Under Tarpaulins/Trapal as Thousands Remain Displaced After the Sarangani Earthquake
Families, including children and older persons, shelter outdoors in temporary evacuation conditions. Community leaders report urgent needs for food assistance, clean drinking water, medicines, tarpaulins, sleeping mats, and shelter support.

Families Sleep Under Tarpaulins/Trapal as Thousands Remain Displaced After the Sarangani Earthquake

Families Sleep Under Tarpaulins as Thousands Remain Displaced After the Sarangani Earthquake SARANGANI, Mindanao — Days after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck offshore Sarangani Province on 8 June 2026, thousands…

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Read more about the article Bringing Collective Care to the Frontlines of Displacement in Marawi | Day 2
Residents, youth volunteers, and organizers gather after the psychosocial support activity in the transitory shelter community. The activity highlighted the importance of bringing mental health and collective care directly to displaced communities on the frontlines of crisis and recovery.

Bringing Collective Care to the Frontlines of Displacement in Marawi | Day 2

Bringing Collective Care to the Frontlines of Displacement in Marawi | Day 2 Community immersion, psychosocial support, and people’s testimonies highlight the continuing realities faced by displaced Meranao families nine…

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Read more about the article Nine Years After the Siege, Marawi’s “Second Siege” Continues | Day 1
Students, youth leaders, and advocates gather during the KAPAMAGUGUPA Youth Assembly in Marawi City, calling for justice for displaced Meranao communities and demanding a dignified return for internally displaced persons (IDPs) nine years after the Marawi Siege.

Nine Years After the Siege, Marawi’s “Second Siege” Continues | Day 1

Nine Years After the Siege, Marawi’s “Second Siege” Continues | Day 1 Youth, internally displaced communities, and advocates gather in Marawi to renew calls for justice, collective care, and safe…

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Read more about the article Forest Defenders Gathering Sound Alarm on Tampakan Mining and False Climate Solutions
Environmental defenders, Indigenous leaders, church workers, researchers, and civil society groups gather during the workshop and plenary sessions of Water Forum 2026 and the Forest Defenders Gathering in Koronadal City, South Cotabato.

Forest Defenders Gathering Sound Alarm on Tampakan Mining and False Climate Solutions

Water Forum 2026, Forest Defenders Gathering Sound Alarm on Tampakan Mining and False Climate Solutions   Following the recent court dismissal of a petition challenging the 18-year extension of the…

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Read more about the article Grounded in Community, Strengthened in Solidarity: The IPAS Fund Regional Learning Exchange in Sabah, Malaysia

Grounded in Community, Strengthened in Solidarity: The IPAS Fund Regional Learning Exchange in Sabah, Malaysia

Grounded in Community, Strengthened in Solidarity: The IPAS Fund Regional Learning Exchange in Sabah, Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia | April 7–10, 2026 In the beautiful coastal capital of Sabah, on the…

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