she-ka guestingIt seems FilipinaImages.com is getting more attention these days. Perhaps because March is International Women’s Month. The black “Yan ang Filipina” shirt customized by wikipilipinas refused to fit me. I felt like a “suman”. So I ditched that and wore something that won’t make me look ten pounds heavier on TV. I had to drag my lethargic body at 6:00 AM thinking the She-Ka TV magazine (aired over NBN 4) was at 7:00 AM. At the last minute, the show was pushed to 8:00 AM. It was worth it.

councilorAside from promoting the Wikipilipinas Filipina Stories contest (extended March 15) , we got to meet some of the guests like the Honorable Councilor Dorothy “Doray” Delarmente who also owns a blog at Doralicious and three women marines.

marines filipinaIt’s my first time to meet brave Filipina women from the Marines who related their airborne, driving the APC (tank?) and being part of the Trillanes- Manila Peninsula operations. What an honor! I wonder what it’d be like to drive one of those huge tanks. I learned they are now open to recruitment of more marines. (Email them at pmc_recruitment@yahoo.com or all (632) 8932121 loc 901 or 991)

FilipinaIf the marines don’t appeal to you, perhaps join us in the celebration of women’s month, here are a few Women Activities for the rest of March.

March 8 (Saturday) 8:30am – 12:00nn
Venue: UP Theater
Event: National Women’s Day Celebration (headed by NCRFW)
20 minutes presentation: An overview of wikiPilipinas.org & Filipiniana.net; A Call for more entries to the Filipina Writing Contest
Attendees: 2000 students, NGOs

March 11 (Tuesday)
Event: UP Centennial Lecture of Dr. Carol Sobritchea
An overview of wikiPilipinas.org & Filipiniana.net; A Call for more entries to the Filipina Writing Contest

March 13 (Thursday)
Venue: Batangas Provincial Capitol, Batangas City
Event: A short message from Vibal Foundation announcing its Women Portal Projects and the partnership with NCRFW to local women leaders and government officials

March 24 - March 26 (Monday to Wednesday)
Venue: Miriam College
Event: Women’s Studies International Conference
An overview of wikiPilipinas.org & Filipiniana.net; Filipiniana.net will sponsor one lecture for its (Filipiniana.net Lecture Series) featuring Dr. Carol Sobritchea, the director of the UP Center for Women’s Studies; Announcement of Filipina Writing Stories winners

Photos

1. With the hosts of She-ka, Isa Litton, Atty Marissa Manolo
2. Dine with Councilor Doray Delarmente
3. FilipinaImages.com segment

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7 Responses to “International Women’s Month Celebrates The Filipina”

  1. Viona says:

    Cool!…I alway admire the marines women. They prove that women could also do men’s job. They have the thoughness of men, but also have the calmness of women inside.

  2. Noemi says:

    @viona- I only see them on TV but never met any one up close.

  3. Ada says:

    I know one of the women in Military Suit, but I forgot her name. I always wanted to work in a Military field, becoming a military nurse is what I like, I admire them.

    Ada.

  4. International Women’s Month Celebrations, An Interview at She-Ka : The D Spot says:

    […] Through The Filipina Images, Noemi and I in this part of the world, and Lorna, in the US, have accepted invitations for sharing our advocacy and our experiences through talks, participation in women’s activities, and guesting in TV programs. […]

  5. Noemi says:

    @Ada- They are also smart!

  6. edelweiza says:

    Happy Women’s Month, Ms. Noemi! I love the filipina t-shirt, is it the one worn by the Sexy Mom? :D

  7. nice says:

    i love the song (about Filipino women), which won in the NCRFW-CEDAW song writing contest. i’ve heard it but i don’t have the lyrics. anyone out there who knows?

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