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In 2021, I learned about my family’s past and discovered the story of my great-grandfather, Manue...

Filipinx American History Month (FAHM) is around the corner and it's the perfect time to do a clo...

Honoring My Father’s Wisdom This Fall The first day of fall always stirs a swirl of emotions wit...

Every June 12th, I deal with an uneasy feeling about celebrating Philippine Independence Day. Alt...

I've recently stepped into the role of a mother of two, and it's been quite the journey. Motherho...

Honoring Earth Day Today, we encourage our community to think about our relationship with the pl...

Re-membering Indigenous Wisdom: Gender Duality and Twin Spirits  In Indigenous cultures in the Ph...

As the days lengthen and the earth awakens from its winter slumber, we find ourselves at the thre...

Navigating the complexities of womxnhood as a Filipinx/a in the diaspora is a multifaceted experi...

President’s Day is today and we can’t help but think that  it's an opportune time to reflect on l...

My husband and I stood in front of a dozen community leaders in Sungco, Bukidnon, in December 202...

Happy Lunar year of the dragon!  In many East Asian cultures, the dragon is seen as a symbol of a...

Happy black history month to you all! May we all find connectedness and intersections around our ...

Happy first full moon of the year! Energies are on steroids around this time, and for many, the...

Living this Filipinx diasporic life for almost half of my life, I’ve come to realize that acknowl...

Fashion has always been a powerful means of self-expression, a language we all speak, regardless ...

We stand in solidarity with the community in Palestine. As a community that has endured generatio...

In an increasingly interconnected world, the importance of cultural representation cannot be ove...

Indigenous motifs in the Philippines have a deep history that dates back to precolonial times. Th...

As I sit here, reflecting on my encounters with weaving communities over the past eight years, I...

🌿 Nanay Myrna B. Pula, also known as Aning Bebing, a descendant of the T'boli tribe from Mindanao...

Queerness in Filipino Indigenous communities has been traditionally viewed in a positive light in...

Celebrating Gratitude with the Malong The inception of Daily Malong was inspired by my travels ar...

Daily Malong is on a mission to enrich communities, share our culture and discover new connection...

When we hear the term ‘indigenous’, we often think of it as old, ancient, out of style or primiti...

It's Halloween! It'll be interesting to see how this all works out with COVID-19. When I migrated...

Happy IP and FAHM Month! If you have seen previous content from our social media accounts, we lik...