Magbaláue

17/04/2023

Have you visited a grocery store or a supermarket recently? Have you noticed how everywhere you look in the skin care or hygiene products aisle, there are always whitening products? Whitening soaps, whitening lotion, whitening creams — almost every product seems to have the word “whitening” tied to it. The lack of representation of people of color over the past few years has been altering beauty standards. In the age where cultural ideas are easy to get across media, how do we promote embracing our very own beauties? Check our newest blog post through the link below.

https://magbalaueauf.wixsite.com/magbalaue/post/kwentong-kayumanggi-embracing-diversity

10/03/2023

The people serve as the heart of every nation and state. How do we protect the rights of these people? Check out Magbalaue's new post.

Photo Credits to: iStock A state cannot be without its people. With this, it is important that their rights are given prime importance. Human Rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, s*x, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. Human rights include...

28/02/2023

The Philippines is known as an agricultural country, but can we still stay the same today? As students of Biology, we can apply our knowledge in the Sciences and help in coming up with research-based solutions. Know more about our advocacy in supporting the local agricultural industry by checking out our blog:

Photo Credits to: Chris Stowers/Panos The problems surrounding the Philippine agricultural sector are multi-sectoral, often requiring solutions that overlap with other fields. Politics and economics specifically are intertwined with each other and just dealing with one of them inevitably leads you t...

25/02/2023

As the world of today moves at a fast pace, change is inevitable, but how do we take part in ensuring that this change is for the better? Magbaláue is a Kapampangan word for an advocate of positive change. This beautiful word is recognized by a group of Biology students to be a fitting description of themselves. As they witness the world change, yet also study how to understand it from the microscopic lens, from the bird’s eye view, and from a life-oriented perspective, their will to advocate for positive change grows. How would they attempt to change the world for the better? Follow this page and be their witness!