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ABOUT
We deeply care about whats the future hold about our cultures and traditions now that we enter the fast modernization in our nation. The unique talents of indigenous people when it comes to crafts and creativity that they can show around the world and can benefits to us. We include some of the ethnic group in the philippines to show you the beauty and talents of our indigenous people.
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MISSION
To build and sustain a community that is racially, culturally, and socially integrated and truly inclusive where there is equity and equality for all. Plus, to generate a community that will endure in the contemporary era without racism and cultural bias where equality is the primary goal. Lastly, is to give everybody a knowledge and where we can educate people about racism, also to give them a place where they have a freedom to speak about themselves and do what they want without being judge and discriminate by the other people.
VISION
To consider how a campaign would succeed in terms of lowering racism, cultural bias, and social issues that promote community sustainability. We aim to be a community that shows the rest of the nation that individuals from various racial, ethnic, and cultural origins can live together in harmony, form friendships, and actively engage in daily life.
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ETHNIC GROUPS
An ethnic group, also known as an ethnicity, is a collection of individuals who identify as one another based on characteristics that set them apart from other groups. These characteristics may include shared traditions, ancestry, language, history, society, culture, nation, or manners of treatment in their local community. Ethnicity is distinct from the related idea of races, while the terms are occasionally used synonymously, especially in contexts of ethnic nationalism.
SEVERAL ETHNIC GROUPS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
IGOROT : Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Kalinga, Ifugago, and Mounatin province of Baguio City.
AETA : the foothills of Mount Pinatubo in the Zambales Range in the province of Pampanga.
BONTOC : around the town of Bontoc in the Cordillera of Luzon.
BATAK : Northeast portion of Palawan.
PALAWEÑOS : Palawan
TAGBANWA : Northern and Central Palawan, Coron, Aborlan, and Puerto Prinsesa.
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FESTIVALS
Festivals in the Philippines are an integral aspect of the local culture, known for their grand, vibrant celebrations. Festivals in the Philippines are a fairly common occurrence, with over 42,000 major and minor festivals celebrated across the country. Many of the festivals observed here are based on religion because of the Spanish impact on Catholic spirituality in the Philippines. In addition, there are numerous other festivals that commemorate significant historical occasions.
FAMOUS FESTIVALS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
PARU-PARO : annually celebrated every 26th of November in Dasmariñas City to symbolize the City's transformation through the years.
MASSKARA: This annual festival, literally translates to “many faces,” and is celebrated every October in Bacolod (The City of Smiles).
ATI-ATIHAN : held annually in January in honor of the Santo Niño in several towns of the province of Aklan, Panay Island.
T'NALAK : gets its name from “t’nalak,” a colorful abaca cloth, created and woven by the women of the T’boli tribe of South Cotabato.
PANAGBENGA : is a month-long annual flower occasion in Baguio. The term is of Kankanaey origin, meaning "season of blooming". .
DINAGYANG : a religious and cultural festival in Iloilo City, Philippines, held annually on the 4th Sunday of January.
SINULOG : the Sinulog Festival is a traditional celebration in Cebu City held every third Sunday of January to honor the Santo Niño (Child Jesus).
MORIONES : a lenten festival held annually on Holy Week on the island of Marinduque, Philippines.
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ARTS AND CRAFTS
Arts and crafts are created with imagination and skill that show expression towards what you are creating, such as the skills of making objects through carving wood, making furniture, and making pottery that give important ideas or feelings.
The traditional arts in the Philippines encompass folk architecture, maritime transport, weaving, carving, and folk performing arts. Ornate craving is the specialty on the southern Philippine island.
FAMOUS ARTS AND CRAFTS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
IGOROT
CLOTH WEAVING
WOOD WEAVING
BASKET WEAVING
CLOTH WEAVING
POTTERY
TATTOOS
TAGBANUA
HARVEST BASKET
SOFT RICE BASKET
WOOD CARVING
NECKLACES/
BRACELET
PALAWAN
BASKET
POTS
POTTERY
NITO PLATES
BATAK
BATAK GORGA
SIGALE-GALE
CRAFT SCULPTURE
MANIK-MANIK
ULOS
WOVEN PANDAN
TANDOK
AETA
BARK CLOTHING
SMITHING
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Traditional Filipino cooking methods are relatively simple to execute in the kitchen once you’ve become familiar with cooking just a few Filipino recipes. Filipino cuisine is known for its vibrant, delicious, and flavorful dishes that are prepared usually only using simple everyday ingredients.
Each region of the Philippines has different and distinct dishes that come with their own cooking techniques but generally, traditional Filipino cooking methods are easy to learn and uncomplicated.
FOODS AND DELICACIES
FAMOUS FOODS AND DELICACIES
IN THE PHILIPPINES
SINIGANG
ADOBO
BULALO
KARE-KARE
CHAPSUEY
PAKBET
LECHON
LUMPIANG SHANGHAI
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Ethnic self-identification and membership in an ascribed ethnic group are important because they control, limit, and/or enhance opportunities for well being in society. Ethnic identification and membership have been linked to most aspects of human existence in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
An ‘ethnic group’ has been defined as a group that regards itself or is regarded by others as a distinct community by virtue of certain characteristics that will help to distinguish the group from the surrounding community. Ethnicity is considered to be shared characteristics such as culture, language, religion, and traditions, which contribute to a person or group’s identity.
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The team behind Angat Etniko: Re-arise the Tribes
Aure, Andreanna Mae
Baclao, John Christian
Contillo, Floyd Gavin
Credo, Julia Mae
Gonzales, Don Aldrich
Loyola, Renz Anrei
Manuyag, John Lynbert Asher
Pura, Jasmin Kate
Riodique, Franco Loic
Roncale, Cornelio Jr.
Silutan, Rhian Tricia
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