Aripúnpún

Chapter Closed: Aripúnpún ✨

Before we officially close this memorable chapter, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to our generous sponsors who helped make Aripúnpún a meaningful and successful event.

PT COL Charles N. De Leon
Lash by dm
Mhico Roque
Bing Race
Brgy. Baay, Labo, Camarines Norte
Geneva Saludes
Bonitas
Erwin De Vera Gaco
Dr. Ferrer Eye Clinic
Lightman Creatives
Compadre Hardware & Glass Supply
Japan Surplus (near CNSC Abano Campus)
LJR Digital Printing
Zive Artz Digital Printing Services
Yanto Printing Huffy Craft and Printing Services
Print To Bee (Your Digital Printing Solution)

Your kindness, support, and partnership will always be remembered. Thank you for being part of Aripúnpún Year 2. 💖

’Til the next chapter. 📖✨

Okay, one last final photo dump—promise! 🫶📸
We thought we were done, but how could we not share these extra gems from Day 2? Too many good moments, too little space in one post! 💛✨

Reliving the magic just a little longer. Because memories this good deserve the spotlight.

And just like that, Aripúnpún Year 2 comes to a close! 🎉📸

Two days of powerful conversations, shared laughter, and eye-opening insights—all wrapped into one unforgettable experience. Here’s our final photo dump from Day 2 to relive the magic one last time!

Thank you to everyone who journeyed with us. ‘Til the next punpun! 🫶

"Just love yourselves, and when you love yourselves, somebody will love you too."

"Be responsible of what you consume"

"Daks is a Tagalog term for dakila, and juts (jutay) a Bisaya term for maliit refers to something small."

This was the enlightening perspective shared by Ma'am Rhodaviv V. Avila, MLL, Faculty of the CNSC Development Communication Department , during her talk in Aripúnpún Year 2. With her topic Let’s Talk About S*x, Baby: The Intersection of S*x, Language, and Media." She explored how language shapes the way we talk about s*x, identity, and relationships. Her session revealed how media and language shape our views on intimacy and identity.

"Aripúnpún Year 2 is almost over—but its impact is just beginning. Stay connected, stay inspired!"

📅 When: May 8–9, 2025
⏰ Time: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
📍 Where: CNSC Covered Court

"Language is a core element of culture"

An empowering statement discussed by Ms. Ria P. Morales, MS Soc, of the CNSC Sociology Department during Aripúnpún Year 2. In her talk on Language, Identity, and Linguistic Discrimination in Contemporary Philippine Society, she highlighted how language shapes our identity, influences our sense of belonging, and how discrimination based on language continues to affect many Filipinos.

We’re halfway through! Stay tuned for more at Aripúnpún Year 2!"

📅 When: May 8–9, 2025
⏰ Time: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
📍 Where: CNSC Covered Court

Maghirilingan kitá sa Aripúnpún Year 2!

Aripúnpún Year 2: Day 2 has officially begun! 🎉
We’re back and ready for another round of thought-provoking talks, engaging discussions, and inspiring moments. Let’s keep the momentum going as we continue to traverse the linguistic and social challenges of our time.

Stay tuned, stay curious, and don’t forget to tag us in your stories!

Day 1 Part 3: Still not over it! 📸

There was just too much greatness to keep to two posts. So here’s round three of the Day 1 goodness! From candid laughs to powerful takeaways, every moment was worth remembering.

Keep tagging, keep sharing, and let’s keep the energy alive! 🗣️❤️‍🔥

Day 1 Part 2: Because one post just isn’t enough! 📸✨
We had too many amazing moments to fit into one highlight post, so here’s more from this afternoon’s vibrant sessions and unforgettable energy.

Swipe through, tag your friends, and relive the Day 1 magic with us! 💬💥

Day 1 of Aripúnpún Year 2 is officially in the books and what a day it was! 🌟

From thought-provoking talks to stories that sparked connection and reflection, today was a vibrant celebration of language, culture, and community. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us, you made it unforgettable! 🙌

As we gear up for another exciting day, here’s a quick peek at how the afternoon unfolded. 📸✨

We can’t wait to see you again tomorrow and we’re hoping to spot some new faces too! Let’s keep the conversations flowing and the energy going.

🔗 Haven’t registered yet? Be part of the event! Sign up here:
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Madya na kita, magpunpun na kita!

"... Colonialization is a linguistic process"

This was the powerful insight shared by Ms. Marianne Mae I. Jalgalado, MA, Faculty of the CNSC English Language Studies Department, during her talk in Aripúnpún Year 2. With her topic "Decolonizing English Language" she emphasized how colonization has impacted not only our political and cultural systems but also the very language we speak. Her session unpacked the deep connections between language, identity, and colonial power.

Stay tuned for more eye-opening discussions at Aripúnpún Year 2!

📅 When: May 8–9, 2025
⏰ Time: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
📍 Where: CNSC Covered Court

Maghirilingan kitá sa Aripúnpún Year 2