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er of cultural work for melissa roxas to lead this after being wrongfully detained and tortured by the philippine military was truly inspirational i ve learned so much from her in terms of cultural work 8 performing with diskarte namin at the power in numbers concert this band is a group of cultural workers i ve always looked up to so to be playing the kulintang with them was truly an honor i saw it as my way of connecting with the late bj alisago a member of diskarte namin who died a few years ago although i never met him in person the kasamas tell me we share many similarities as cultural workers and that to me is an honor in itself 7 seeing my family in isabela philippines for the first time i finally got to see the land where my grandfather grew up and harnessed his farming skills all my relatives there are still farmers and though it s a hard life the simple way they live humbled me and made me appreciate my peasant roots 6 short expo program with migrante international in the philippines migrante was the organization we worked with during the typhoon disaster relief effort last year i got to see firsthand the urban poor communities hardest hit by the typhoon whose families have at least 2 members working abroad as ofws overseas filipino workers the communities are still rebuilding but their resilience is inspiring i even got to teach their youth hiphop dance and despite having to dance in slippers or even barefoot they are awesome dancers 5 visiting the morong 43 in their detention center in bicutan philippines you can read about my experience visiting them in my blog here 6 working as part of the bayan secretariat in the philippines i got to see how the national democratic movement in the philippines works and what it s like to be a full time activist in the process i met and worked with several cultural workers from concerned artists of the philippines and ugat lahi i was creating something creative almost everyday whether it was a video slideshow or dance routine this experience allowed me to live and breathe cultural work 5 connecting and dancing with the philippine allstars despite being world champions on several occasions they are the most down to earth and humble dancers i ve ever met the level of passion the dance community in the philippines is unlike any i ve ever seen and i ve been in the dance game for almost 10 years perhaps it s because they treat each practice each performance and each competition like it s their last many come out of poverty and dance is their way out of poverty they put their hearts out on the dancefloor because poverty is not something they want to return to some even put so much passion in their performance that they break down and cry when they re done learning this taught me to never take my talent in dance for granted and always stay hungry i m thankful the allstars also had me come in and teach to their students videos here and here 4 performing a dance piece for sona ng bayan i ve been to and participated in past sonas state of the nation address but this was the first time hiphop dance was part of the program there have always been other forms of cultural work such as rock bands interpretive and indigenous dance rapping singing and spoken word but never has there been hiphop dance and i m thankful and humbled to bring that to sona performing a dance piece that fiercely addressed the social ills of society in front of 10 000 of my kababayan meant more to me than any other performance i ve ever done in my life this is what i want to eventually bring to dance community 3 returning to soulidified project a more committed determined and passionate dancer perhaps it was my time with the dancers in the philippines that reignited my passion for dance i may be past my prime and not be able to pick up the new styles of choreography as quickly as i used to but the passion for dance still remains 2 international assembly of migrants and refugees in mexico i was able to meet with migrants rights and hunan rights activists from central and south america as well as from around the world international solidarity was strengthened in fighting for the rights and welfare of migrants around the world and for their voices to be heard also the profound respect internationalists had for the national democratic movement in the philippines was eye opening to me 1 the release of the morong 43 when i got the text and saw the updates on twitter i cried tears of joy these are kasamas whose only crime was providing free health care to those who most need it and who were neglected by the government seeing the pictures and videos of them reunited with their families was a testament to the hard work and dedication we all had as human rights advocates in clamoring for their release we will continue fighting to the release of the rest of the 43 who are still in detainment because of bureaucratic red tape and the release of all political prisoners looking back at all this i m proud of what i was able to do this past year i m humbled and thankful for all the people the kasamas family and friends who have played pivotal roles in my growth this past year and since i also turned 30 years old this year i feel determined and energized more than before i see this as a time of rebirth my completion of saturn s return and have more ambitions in the coming year here s to an amazing 2010 and an ambitious 2011 isulong ang pakikibaka at mabuhay sa iyong lahat leave a comment 2010 in review posted in uncategorized on december 31 2010 by kulturalguerilla the stats helper monkeys at wordpress com mulled over how this blog did in 2010 and here s a high level summary of its overall blog health the blog health o meter reads this blog is doing awesome crunchy numbers the leaning tower of pisa has 296 steps to reach the top this blog was viewed about 1 100 times in 2010 if those were steps it would have climbed the leaning tower of pisa 4 times in 2010 there were 16 new posts growing the total archive of this blog to 46 posts there were 12 pictures uploaded taking up a total of 10mb that s about a picture per month the busiest day of the year was january 27th with 48 views the most popular post that day was they don t really care about us where did they come from the top referring sites in 2010 were facebook com twitter com en wordpress com alvinisms blogspot com and mail yahoo com some visitors came searching mostly for promotion of church people s response francis m morong 43 what does paalam mean and haiti quake attractions in 2010 these are the posts and pages that got the most views in 2010 1 they don t really care about us january 2010 2 comments 2 paalam doesn t mean goodbye august 2010 1 comment 3 visiting the morong 43 june 2010 1 comment and 1 like on wordpress com 4 journey to the motherland may 2010 5 helping our brothers and sisters in haiti january 2010 leave a comment in wake of dream act defeat filipinos reinvigorate call for legalization for all posted in uncategorized with tags dream act immigration legalization nafcon national alliance for filipino concerns philippines on december 20 2010 by kulturalguerilla for immediate release december 20 2010 reference nafcon national office info nafconusa org in wake of dream act defeat filipinos reinvigorate call for legalization for all just days after the dream act failed to pass in the u s senate nafcon reaffirms its commitment to fight for legalization for all rev fr ben alforque msc nafcon president commented there are more than one million undocumented filipinos in the u s who have a right to a decent life here in america our kababayan should be recognized for their legitimate contribution to this country instead of having to live in the shadows we must strengthen our efforts to fight for their rights nafcon is opposed to the criminalization of undocumented immigrants migrants specifically from third world countries such as the philippines are forced to leave their homelands because of the worsening conditions of landlessness joblessness and economic hardship it is this situation of extreme poverty and hopelessness that pushes them to search for livelihood in the u s and 190 other countries throughout the world rev alforque stated it is inhumane to criminalize undocumented immigrants because laws should protect people in search of a better life not persecute them nafcon points to the role of the philippine and u s government in creating the conditions that forced millions of filipinos to migrate and become undocumented every year the u s gives millions of tax dollars to the philippine government as incentives to implement policies which favor american interests at the expense of the filipino people for example the philippine government prioritizes repayment of its debt to the u s controlled imf world bank over the welfare of its people rev alforque explained the philippines spends nearly 20 of its national budget to debt servicing while the allocations for education health care and social welfare combined is 17 it is the implementation of policies like these at the behest of the u s that impoverish the philippines and force its people to seek a better life in other countries nafcon demands the u s overhaul its immigration system to protect all workers unite families and unify our communities nafcon also calls for an end to u s intervention in the philippines and throughout the world because the issue of forced migration is rooted in the creation of poverty and resulting lack of opportunity in the third world nafcon urges its member organizations and allies to work toward building a mass movement towards legalization for all and an end to policies causing forced migration lyra ibarra chairperson of active leadership to advance the youth in san francisco commented we need to make certain that all our kababayan are given a fair path to legalization it is not just those who go to college or who serve in the military that should be recognized but all undocumented peoples who contribute to this country to join the nafcon news list please send a request to info nafconusa org the national alliance for filipino concerns nafcon is a national multi issue alliance of filipino organizations and individuals in the united states serving to protect the rights and welfare of filipinos by fighting for social economic and racial justice and equality it was launched in san jose california in 2003 at present nafcon members encompass over 23 cities in the united states leave a comment for the grown sexy old school r b posted in uncategorized on december 6 2010 by kulturalguerilla leave a comment for the grown sexy new jack swing era posted in uncategorized on december 6 2010 by kulturalguerilla leave a comment for the grown sexy hiphop s golden age posted in uncategorized on december 6 2010 by kulturalguerilla leave a comment typhoon ondoy one year later posted in uncategorized with tags bayan usa bayanihan gabriela usa migrante nafcon sandiwa typhoon ondoy on september 27 2010 by kulturalguerilla on september 26 2009 typhoon ondoy struck the philippines wrecking unimaginable havoc that left thousands of our kababayan dead and many more displaced it s been considered one the worst natural catastrophes in the history of the philippines but the much worse catastrophe followed with the philippine government s lack of response to the damage the public emergency relief fund was completely spent before the typhoon even hit most likely spent on former president gloria macapagal arroyo s extravagant trips to the u s which included a 100 member entourage and luxurious dinners costing tens of thousands of dollars much of the relief efforts in response to the typhoon s damage was left to non governmental organizations with little to no help at all from the government for us filipina o progressives in the u s our analysis of the situation in our homeland was clear we could not and would not just leave our kababayans alone to fend for themselves even though we are an ocean apart we wanted to help in a way that was direct responsible and accountable while at the same time being critical of the philippine government s inaction a disaster relief operation of nafcon and sandiwa s general program of action was always in place but was never utilized until typhoon ondoy this relief operation was thus launched in cooperation with bayan usa and gabriela usa as bayanihan for philippine disaster relief gathering aid for the victims both monetary and in kind became the primary focus in all of our member organizations what soon happened in the several weeks that followed was nothing short of remarkable thousands of people came and donated what they could in terms of volunteer time monetary or goods hundreds of balikbayan boxes full of donated clothes medicine and food began piling up at the different drop off sites in the san francisco bay area los angeles and new york new jersey tens of thousands of dollars were raised at countless club events and fundraisers programming at our respective community organizations were put on hold to channel all our efforts into helping our kababayan filipino americans who didn t care about what was going on in the philippines had a change of heart after seeing the devastation as well as the community s efforts to get aid directly to our kababayan i remember getting a call from one filipino american in particular who said he never made the effort to know about his cultural roots because he felt ashamed of it but after seeing on the news the sheer devastation he didn t want to be ashamed anymore he said he s now 33 years old and now wants to help out as much as he can to make up for all the lost time he spent hiding from his filipino culture despite our lives being disrupted and the stress of organizing the donations and events i don t remember anyone complaining too much because we knew all this was for our people back home in the end we were able to ship 750 boxes of in kind aid to the philippines as well as over 50 000 in monetary aid i can t believe it s already been one year since the typhoon ondoy disaster one year since our operation bayanihan for philippine disaster relief as i remember back to the devastation of the typhoon itself the devastation of the government s lack of response and how our transnational community came together to rebuild and heal our beloved homeland i m always brought back to that very emotional moment one year ago fighting to hold back the tears this was by far the most daunting task i have ever taken up and also certainly the most rewarding in my life as a community organizer i ve learned and grown much from that experience and i am still deeply inspired by our collective work as a community and the work we were able to accomplish the breadth of work that still remains unmatched by the efforts of the philippine government this past summer i was able to integrate with migrante international who took me to visit the 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