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As Filipino-American History Month comes to a close, and the anticipation of the November election rolls in, we acknowledge the impact of the Filipino- American community and realize the pivotal roles in which Filipino American leaders play in representing local and state offices.  As the years have passed, more Filipino- Americans have played a vital… Continue reading Meet the Filipino- Americans Running For California Offices this November 5th 

Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) disparities in San Diego focus of symposium https://www.thefilipinopress.com By Skyler Gallarzan SAN DIEGO, CA- On June 20th, members of The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency (HHSA) alongside members of the San Diego local community gathered at the Fourth District… Continue reading Take On Alzheimer’s Campaign  Launched in San Diego

SKYLER GALLARZAN WRITES — On April 14, 2021, the United States Senate voted on a bill that would speed up the review of reported attacks related to COVID-19, establish new methods in reporting these incidents and keep citizens safe. The bill’s name? The COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act. A report conducted by the activist group Stop AAPI Hate concludes… Continue reading Asian Americans: The Senate Takes Action Against Hate Crimes

https://myhero.com/fe-del-mundo In commemoration of Filipino American History Month, which takes place each October, we celebrate notable Filipino American heroes that have left an impact on our community.  Fe Del Mundo was a Filipina pediatrician who is referred to as the first woman to attend Harvard Medical School in 1936, paving the path for women in the… Continue reading Fe Del Mundo

https://myhero.com/carlos-bulosan In commemoration of Filipino American History Month, which takes place each October, we celebrate notable Filipino American heroes who have left an impact on our community. Generations of Filipino Americans exist because of the immigration of their ancestors, recently or long ago. These immigrants traveled from their native home in order to start a… Continue reading Carlos Bulosan

https://myhero.com/avoiding-the-coronavirus-as-a-student With hundreds of thousands of students anticipating the 2020-2021 school year, the coronavirus not only compromises the safety of students all over the world, but may impact the way school systems operate and function during this ongoing pandemic. While many institutions are continuing their teaching methods virtually, others are opting for hybrid or completely… Continue reading Avoiding the Coronavirus as a Student