02/06/2026
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On May 29, 2026, the 3rd KaMaG-Aral National Conference continued with another full day of scholarly exchange, reflection, and meaningful conversations on citizenship education, historical memory, disinformation, and Social Studies research.
Day 2 began with a recap of the highlights and insights from Day 1, followed by Plenary Talk 4, Stories We Distort: Indigenous Data Sovereignty, Disinformation, and What Citizenship Education in the Philippines Gets Wrong, delivered by Dr. Karminn Daytec-Yangot of the University of the Philippines Baguio. The morning session also featured Plenary Talk 5, Mnemonic Wars: Notes on Historical Memory and Disinformation in the Philippines, delivered by Asst. Prof. Luis Zuriel P. Domingo, MA, also from the University of the Philippines Baguio, followed by an open forum and the awarding of certificates to the plenary speakers.
In the afternoon, participants took part in parallel sessions featuring paper presentations from educators, researchers, and scholars across various areas of Araling Panlipunan and Social Studies education. The day concluded with a synthesis by Asst. Prof. Donna Mae Ponce-Batnag, MA, Chair of the Social Sciences Research and Extension Institute.
Photos by Social Sciences Research and Extension Institute - SSREI