CALL FOR PAPERS | DIALOGO II: International Philippine Studies Conference 2027We cordially invite scholars, researchers, students, practitioners, artists, and community leaders to submit abstracts for DIALOGO II: (Re)Imagining the Global Filipino: Roots, Knowledges, Communities and Collective Futures, the first international…
This project is presented by the UHM Center for Southeast Asian Studies Pamana ng Lahi, in collaboration with the Center for Philippine Studies iJeepney Project, and the Filipino Curriculum Project. The collaboration features lessons from Pamana ng Lahi and iJeepney…
Want to learn Ilokano, Cebuano, or Tagalog? FilCom is conducting FREE Summer Language Workshops for those interested in learning these Philippine languages. Register and join now! Please see the flyer for more details. Date and Venue: Starting May 9, 2026,…
From the UH Center for Southeast Asian Studies Join us for the 2026 Pamana Ng Lahi Teacher Training Program hosted by Markee Angelo Micu and Pia Arboleda. This program is a collaboration among UH Mānoa Center for Southeast Asian Studies,…
Don’t miss this event! Flores de Mayo & Filipino Fiesta is a full day celebrating Filipino culture and heritage with authentic food, non-stop entertainment, activities for all ages, immersive cultural experiences, and a marketplace featuring local businesses and community organizations.…
Join us for an exciting lecture on Kadaugan sa Mactan (The Victorious Battle at Mactan) by Emmanuel Jones Mante, an MFA student in Theatre and Arts (Directing), recipient of the Corky Trinidad Endowment Scholarship, who will give a talk and…
The Center for Philippine Studies invites nominations for its annual Undergraduate Student Leadership Award, honoring an outstanding student who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in advancing and uplifting the Filipino community. This rare award recognizes undergraduate students whose initiatives inspire cultural…
An interesting presentation on the experience of Philippine Nikkeijin from Baguio City is coming soon. Don’t miss it! Haruka Kei Waseda, a Graduate student in Asian Studies, will talk about her research on the Nikkeijin (Japanese nationals who migrated abroad…
Indigo Child is a play by Rody Vega, shown on March 10, 11, and March 17, 18, 2026, at 7:30-9:00 pm. Indigo Child by Rody de Vera tells the harrowing story of a son coming to terms with his…
Now open for application to bonafide UH students! Deadline – April 1, 2026 Eligibility UH student applicants on good standing can apply for one grant at a time and subject to the requirements of the grant or endowment. Applicants from other countries…