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The 4th World March for Peace and Nonviolence: The Philippine Experience

On October 3, 2026, Baguio Central University (BCU) hosted the 4th World March for Peace and Integral Regeneration (WMPIR) in conjunction with the ASEAN Festival. Spearheaded by Professor Genevieve Balance-Kupang, along with Graduate School faculty, student leaders, executive officials, and…

School Dropouts and Child Labor Surge Among Coastal Children Due to Climate Change: Education Stalls Amid Disasters

By Rita Bhowmick (Dhaka Bureau) At an age when he should be holding books and going to school, Durjoy Sana spends his days catching crabs and fish in the rivers of the Sundarbans. On a day with a high tide,…

4. World March for Peace and Nonviolence around the world

Some events with the 4th World March for Peace and Non-Violence around the world, posters, invitations, photos, videos. (in progress) BENIN, COTONOU CROATIA, RIJEKA   CZECHIA, PRAGUE       DENMARK, COPENHAGEN, NØRREBRO   ITALY, ROME     ITALY-TORINO ITALY,…

Strengthening Community Mothers’ Leadership to Prevent Child Marriage and Protect the Rights of Girls

Dhaka, 29 September,  Ensuring the education, health, safety and rights of girls requires meaningful engagement and active participation from families and communities. Ahead of Girls’ Child Day 2026, Nari Unnayan Shakti and Young Women for Development Rights and Climate jointly…

Beyond Library Limits: building opportunities through outreach, knowledge, and service

By: Meling Bobod-Solis When partner institutions, librarians, and educators collaborate for a common cause, they can bring immense joy and inspiration to a community. Traditional views often portray libraries as quiet, dusty repositories of books, but today’s libraries are far…

Learning Continuity in Pugo, Baculongan Norte, Buguias, Benguet: Sustaining Education Amid Monsoon-Related Disruptions

By: Jocelyn S. Pilas Education is a fundamental right and an essential component of individual and community development. However, maintaining education continuity becomes particularly challenging in communities frequently affected by natural hazards and extreme weather conditions. In mountainous areas, where…

Education for Active non-violence aim to transform the collective and individual image of the future colonized by violence and wars

When Big Tech talks about their view of the future we may agree with them on various aspects, but the moment they assert that war will be part of it, they are no longer speaking about the future itself. Instead,…

AI: the genie out of the bottle

New York has just opened a debate that Chile should not evade. Its mayor, Zohran Mamdani, established a one-year moratorium on the direct use of generative artificial intelligence for nearly 600,000 students in public schools, from prekindergarten through eighth grade.…

Child Marriage Trapped in Poverty and Insecurity

Across the Kholpetua River in Shyamnagar, Satkhira, lies Gabura. To reach the villages of this union adjacent to the Sundarbans, one must cross the river by trawler from Neel Dumur Ghat to Chokbara Ghat on the other side. Beyond lies…

Young Lasallians Gather to Learn About Hazardous Chemicals Lurking in Common Plastic Products

10 September 2026, Quezon City.  Young La Sallian learners and educators joined a seminar that unmasked hidden toxic chemicals in plastics that endanger public health and ecosystems in the Philippines and globally. The informative session helps the students and teachers…

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