Labrador on why weaving is perceived to be solely women's work. Credit: Gabriel Malvar/ Project Larawan: Profiles of the Filipino. One portrait at a time. Weaving is associated as women's work ...

They are dream-weavers," said the volunteer at the Museum of Philippine Economic History in the Filipino city ... during the extensive weaving process. But while only women can be dream-weavers ...

This has also paved the way to pass the tradition of weaving. This women's month we feature Anya Lim. Learning how to listen is one of the most important things that Social Entrepreneur Anya Lim ...

where Filipino women—both behind and in front of the camera—have long been weaving tales of resilience, defiance, and triumph. Philippine cinema, a vibrant tapestry of stories, has often ...

We use fabrics that use traditional weaving techniques such as the Yakan Seputangan ... By patronizing Filipiniana wear, you are doing your part in empowering other Filipino women. You become part of ...

S. rule in 1899. By the time Mrs. Catt sailed away, however, Filipino women were up & doing about enfranchisement. The native politicians adopted bobbing & weaving tactics. At one session the ...