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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 communities they work with and that were hard hit by the typhoon they did receive our donations and sold much of the clothes to help buy beds and building materials and tools they are still rebuilding their communities to this day and it was truly humbling and inspiring to see them still pushing forward and surviving one year later and our communities in the philippines though still recovering and still neglected by the philippine government are true survivors and still resilient as ever it has been said that the filipino is like bamboo we bend but we do not break this disaster both natural and man made may have bent us over backwards to the brink of despair but we have proven through our transnational collective effort we are far from broken leave a comment the process of struggle grieve and celebrate posted in uncategorized on september 10 2010 by kulturalguerilla being back in the u s after 3 months of integration in the philippines has been a long but steady re transition this having been my third extensive stay in the motherland within the past 6 years the re transition process is never easy there s this sense of culture re shock proverbial dismemberment and emotional disorientation however what makes this transition different from past experiences is having the support of the kasamas to welcome me back in the belly of the beast and help with processing everything that i have experienced in past experiences i still carried my individualistic tendencies and didn t know how to properly process to the point i shut everyone and everything off and locked myself in my room for a week i feel very blessed to have developed and grown to have a higher sense of collective effort a higher sense of community my experience with the mass movement in the philippines definitely taught me that and in the process i clung close and fell in love with every kasama i have encountered whether we ve known each other for just a few days 3 months or most of our lives no matter where we are in the world we as kasamas fight the same struggle grieve the same losses and celebrate each other victories and this is what makes this particular re transition process a little easier than the ones in the past the struggle we fight together is against the 3 basic problems u s imperialism feudalism and bureaucrat capitalism we do this in a myriad of ways marching in the streets writing press statements and doing cultural work just to name a few i truly felt i grew as a cultural worker during my time with the kasamas in the philippines it deepened my commitment to use my art and organizing with the purpose combatting the problems that plague society and the first purpose of serving the people during my time in the philippines we have experiences losses which we have grieved together as a movement 6 activists were victims of extrajudicial killings within the first months of the new aquino administration their only crime was serving the people it did not matter if we knew them personally or not we still grieved together because they were part of our collective movement for national democracy but the loss that was very personal and quite heavy for me to take in happened after i left the philippines i have grown quite close to a kasama named alex remollino he was a writer a poet and a journalist for the movement he used his gift of writing for the purpose of serving the people and he truly embodied what it meant to be a cultural worker i was with him practically every day working together on various campaigns preparing for the people s state of the nation address sona and sharing many laughs in the office just always seeing his signature smile reminded me of what talib kweli calls the beautiful struggle in the midst of struggle as hard as it is it s always important to smile and laugh because it keeps the balance in dealing with the struggle knowing how we re doing good work in fighting oppression the day of my second interview for a job i was applying for alex passed away i knew he had become sick and was hospitalized the night before i got updates from kasamas that he was getting better so his death was devastating to accept this was a kasama i became so close to and is now gone from this world even though we only knew each other for 3 months what mattered most was the quality of our time together and i have gained a kasama for eternity i had to wipe the tears away before the job interview and to be honest i don t even remember how the interview went i guess i was on auto pilot because all i could think of was alex later that night i went to alay s in progress open mic and shared lino brocka s all to the filipino artist to pay tribute to our beloved kasama alex it was cathartic for me to engage in an artform alex was known for especially sharing a piece that exemplifies what it means to be a true artist a true cultural worker through the facebook and twitter updates from the kasamas in the philippines who were sharing tributes at alex s wake i was there with them grieving and celebrating the life of a true cultural worker and freedom fighter in this protracted struggle we fight together as a movement we take time to grieve for the loved ones who have gone before us but also remember to celebrate our victories today i want to share and celebrate a personal victory i don t know what happened in that second job interview maybe it was my prayers being answered staying positive or kasamas who have passed on watching over me but as of today i am the new youth sector bridge project coordinator for community youth center of san francisco it s a community project i have been hired to build from the ground up to help immigrant youth learn life and job skills to contribute to their families and communities it is a struggle that although is very local i welcome it using all i ve learned as an internationalist to continue serving the people i am at this point in my life now because of all the struggles and the lessons learned from them personally and collectively locally and globally it is truly a blessing from the almighty creator who i praise and thank everyday for that i have been allowed to experience the passion i have developed for serving the people i will implement into this new chapter in my life and i wish to celebrate this with my community and my kasamas wherever they may be onward with the struggle leave a comment san francisco committee for human rights in the philippines sfchrp salutes the life of alex remollino posted in uncategorized with tags alex remollino bayan bayan usa bulatlat journalism philippines sfchrp on september 7 2010 by kulturalguerilla san francisco committee for human rights in the philippines sfchrp salutes the life of alex remollino reference san francisco committee for human rights in the philippines email sfchrp yahoo com sfchrp mourns the death of a very dear comrade cultural worker and friend alex remollino alex passed away on september 3 2010 after battling health complications due to pneumonia and diabetes after being in hospitalized for a week at philippine general hospital his death comes as a shock after showing signs of recovery alex was a writer poet and journalist and he used his gift for writing to uncover the truth of what is happening in the philippines as a former writer for bulatlat a progressive and pro people news website he wrote many news reports on the plight of the filipina o people which include poverty landlessness and human rights violations from the philippine government and military manipulated by u s imperialism alex has delivered filipina os abroad the concrete facts to fight against the social issues that plague the philippines giving them a sharp analyses on their root causes alex like his fellow progressive journalists wrote these news stories from the side of those deeply affected by exploitation and oppression a side mainstream news media rarely dares to tell alex would often report these stories from the grounds where and when they were actually happening and his finished products truly had the feel of fresh still steaming delivery in addition to being a pro people journalist alex was also a close comrade and fellow organizer to activists fighting for justice against u s imperialism and its philippine presidential puppets as a staff member of bayan philippines he would often be found at rallies and mobilizations marching amongst the people in mass actions he would be on his laptop reporting the events in real time through online social networks or live streams this was indeed a testament to his commitment to the masses and having their true stories be told aside from journalism alex also used his gift of writing as a cultural worker in the form of poetry he wrote many poems that dealt with justice resistance and national democracy he wrote his poems based on his experiences with the oppressed and those fighting for liberation he made these poems easily accessible to the masses through his blog as well as progressive news websites through it all alex was also a very dear friend despite the hard work of mass organizing and progressive news writing alex always found time to laugh break bread and share his talents with those around him ryan leano of sfchrp shares i first met alex in 2009 when he was visiting the the organizations under bayan usa he shared with us the hard but rewarding life of being a progressive journalist in the philippines where human rights violations are seemingly indiscriminant he also shared the basics of writing press statements and releases of which i based a press writing workshop for our organization i met him again in 2010 in the philippines where i spent 3 months doing mass organizing work with bayan philippines i was with him almost daily working together on the rallies and mobilizations as well as sharing many laughs in the office he has become a very close friend and i am deeply affected by his passing i miss him terribly but i am forever grateful for all he taught me and the happy moments we shared as fellow cultural workers alex will always be remembered as a freedom fighter for the oppressed a staunch anti imperialist a cultural worker with the purpose of serving the people and a dear friend who loved to share laughter his legacy will live o...