Look at these headlines and see how media practitioners have the power (and the responsibility) to frame stories that must aim to serve the people!
#HandsOffUPV#HandsOffSkimmers#HandsOffActivists
kasabay ko sa jeep ngayon si Panelo. in fairness to him, walang bodyguards. commute kung commute. sabi nya, around 5:15 sya nagsimulang bumyahe. until now WALA PA SYA SA MALACANANG!
Galit kayo nung nagtweet si Carlos Celdran na mamatay na si Duts. Pero ung Dugyot na Presidente ng Pinas, umamin na pumapatay sya, okay lang sa inyo? Eh tangnnnnaaaannnnyyyoooo!!!
@joeybldnd @JPA_6100 WATCH. John Pagunsan of LGBTQ+ organization Tribu Duag explains the concept of disaster profiteering and how companies such as Ayala and SM make money from climate-related catastrophes. #climatestrikebcd#strikeforclimate | via @joeybldnd https://t.co/soa9ktuR9T
Guys, if you can, please say a little prayer for me. Ive been suffering from major panic attacks for 3 days now. I have two shows today. Send good vibes please. Salamat
@joeybldnd @JPA_6100 WATCH: Filipino-Chinese youth relay a message to the Chinese president: “Give back the West Philippine Sea! Give back our future!” || via @joeybldnd https://t.co/a8RB3YM7C1
@joeybldnd @JPA_6100 "Politics & environment are intertwined," says Krishna Ariola. She explains to the climate strikers of Bacolod City about how policies permit capitalist industries that contribute to environmental degradation, so there should also be policies that disallow them. || via @JPA_6100
"Politics and the environment are intertwined."
Krishna Ariola explaining to the climate strikers of Bacolod City about how policies permit capitalist industries that contribute to environmental degradation, so there should also be policies that disallow them.
@MovePH
@joeybldnd "Busina, busina, para sa klima!" protesters exclaim.
The youth says it is willing to be at the forefront of the movement in making Negros Occidental, the renewable energy hub of PH ready to be the country's model for sustainability. || via @JPA_6100
@joeybldnd “The youth is ready to do their part in moving forward with solutions [for the climate crisis],” explains Krishna Ariola, lead convenor of Youth for Climate Hope. || via @joeybldnd
Youth and environmental groups join the Strike for Climate, an event in line with global call for climate justice as it kicks off with an information rally outside the Social Action Center in Bacolod. City. || via @joeybldnd https://t.co/yAK4arq4pd
"Busina, busina, para sa klima!"
Negros Occidental, the renewable energy hub of the Philippines is ready to be the country's model for sustainability, and the youth are willing to be at the forefront of the movment.
@MovePH@gpph#ClimateStrikePH