In “State of World Population,” the UN Population Fund examines the interrelations between population growth and climate change, and its impact on women, particularly those in poor and developing countries. With global populations – and consequently, economies and consumption – increasing at a rate disproportionate to the...
read moreMulat Pinoy ended 2009 with a great start: a successful Website Launch and PopDev Orientation held at Astoria Plaza Hotel on December 19. A total of 36 media practitioners, bloggers, student writers and PopDev experts got together to talk about population and development. Fely Rixhon of the Philippine Center for Population and...
read moreMulat Pinoy’s first Kapihan Session was quite a success! It was attended by presidential candidates Nicanor Perlas and JC De Los Reyes, and Ang Kapatiran senatorial candidates Lito David, Col. Hector Tarrazano, Adrian Sison and Atty. Jo Imbong. Our resource persons included WWF’s Lory Tan, Christine Reyes of FPE, Rowena...
read moreDecember 19, 2009, saw the launch of an ambitious project. Mulat Pinoy aims to engage the 2010 presidential and senatorial candidates on population and development issues, and to raise awareness among voters–especially the youth–about a variety of population-related concerns. Thirty participants joined the discussion at...
read moreBy Eva Callueng Whoa! These days, it’s almost impossible to find someone who does not hold any social network account. Social networks have become great tools for accessing the latest issues and to voice out opinions. A lot of people have discovered the advantages of social networking as it brings us closer to the people and...
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Will you burn in hell if you use contraceptives? How can you find a job when there are so many applicants? Find out what the average Filipino said! The Mulat Pinoy Pop-I Video Contest awarding was last Saturday, June 26, at Annabel's on Tomas Morato. Congratulations to the winners!
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