The conversation between the Filipinos who left the island and those who stayed is ongoing and as passionate as ever. The subject of the...

Coco is a recent art graduate from Laguna College of Art + Design and has a passion for telling stories through her colorfully, whimsical...

Amanda Pascual is a recent graduate of Sacramento State University. Through her love of painting and printmaking, she wishes to represent...

In our recent story on the novel, America Is not the Heart by Elaine Castillo, we explore the experiences shared by Filipino women that...

In Elaine Castillo’s debut novel, America is not the Heart, it delves into the themes of Filipino suffering and survival in which we...

In the Filipino culture, art and photography lack the support from our communities in which we place our focus towards health and...

Taiko drums reverberated through the neighborhood. The smell of fish sauce wafted through the streets of Japantown. The scent and sound...

Kenneth Tan Ronquillo is a San Jose based Filipino artist whose beginnings started with an unconventional move: he left Southern...

Filipino author Lysley Tenorio’s stories has appeared in The Atlantic, Zoetrope: All-Story, Ploughshares Monoa, and The Best New American...

Having read Jessica Hagedorn’s controversial novel, Dogeaters, I found myself struggling with the the novel’s complex structure of the...

Throughout my studies as a studio art major, I envied my Chinese and Latina friends who had easy access to an abundance of resources on...

The predicament of Filipino Americans, children either born in the United States or immigrated at a very young age, is usually not a lack...

Even with the push for progressive and multicultural children’s literature, it still required a bit of searching to find a Filipino...