Read more about the article “‘Sorry, You Are Weak’? Structural Exposure and the Mental Health of Young Filipinos”
(A residential structure in Marawi remains damaged years after the 2017 siege. Protracted reconstruction has extended displacement and uncertainty for thousands of families.)

“‘Sorry, You Are Weak’? Structural Exposure and the Mental Health of Young Filipinos”

“‘Sorry, You Are Weak’? Structural Exposure and the Mental Health of Young Filipinos”   In a widely reported interview, Senator Robin Padilla told young Filipinos, “Sorry, you are weak,” contrasting…

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Read more about the article Not “Natural” Disasters: Extraction, Land Inequality, and the Political Production of “Bakwit Again” in Iligan City
The Tubod River submerged the Tubod Bridge around midnight, rendering the national highway impassable. MindaNews photo by BOBBY TIMONERA

Not “Natural” Disasters: Extraction, Land Inequality, and the Political Production of “Bakwit Again” in Iligan City

Not “Natural" Disasters:Extraction, Land Inequality, and the Political Production of “Bakwit Again” in Iligan City “We were bakwit during the Marawi siege. Now we are bakwit again.” Bai Rehan said…

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Read more about the article From Mindanao to Nepal: Our Shared Struggle for Climate Justice, Strengthened by Resistance and Solidarity
A prayer-offered blessing marked the start of the three-day gathering, with fruits shared collectively by participants and organizers.

From Mindanao to Nepal: Our Shared Struggle for Climate Justice, Strengthened by Resistance and Solidarity

  From December 1–3, 2025, the Mindanao Climate Justice Resource Facility (MCJ) participated in a partners’ meeting organized by Cultural Survival in Nepal. The gathering brought together Indigenous Peoples and…

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Read more about the article Memory, Rights, and Resistance: Mindanao Communities Open a Living Archive on Land, Education, and Climate Justice
Lumad and Moro delegates cut the ribbon alongside Atty. Ice Baguilat and MCJ Executive Director Victoria Nolasco, opening the “Memory, Rights, and Resistance” exhibit at UP Malcolm Hall.

Memory, Rights, and Resistance: Mindanao Communities Open a Living Archive on Land, Education, and Climate Justice

  10 December 2025 – UP Malcolm Hall, UP College of Law The University of the Philippines Institute of Human Rights (UP-IHR), in partnership with Mindanao Climate Justice (MCJ), opened…

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Read more about the article From Crisis to Collective Action: MCJSC 2025 Part 2
Participants from across Mindanao—Indigenous, Moro, settler, religious, and youth communities—gather for a symbolic action of unity, closing the conference with a shared commitment to defend land, life, and self-determination.

From Crisis to Collective Action: MCJSC 2025 Part 2

Part 2: Strengthening Community Capacities and Building a Collective Mandate for 2026 November 28, 2025 · Diocesan Pastoral Center, Impalambong, Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines Click here to read Part 1:…

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