19/08/2026
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Day 3 of PANAGTABO 2026 featured meaningful discussions focused on awareness, respect, equality, and the well-being of every student. The day provided opportunities for students to gain knowledge, reflect on important social and legal concerns, and engage in conversations that contribute to building a safe and inclusive academic community.
The morning session featured a discussion led by Atty. Gerime Mae A. Basalo on the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act (R.A. 7877) and the Safe Spaces Act (R.A. 11313). The session emphasized the importance of creating a safe and respectful environment for everyone. Atty. Basalo also engaged the students through questions and discussions, encouraging them to share their understanding, perspectives, and views regarding the provisions and relevance of these laws. The session aimed to equip students with greater awareness of legal issues that may affect young people, particularly concerns that may arise within educational institutions and other communities.
The day also featured a Gender and Development (GAD) Orientation, which provided students with a broader understanding of gender equality, respect for individual differences, and the importance of promoting an inclusive community. The session was led by Queeny B. Abad, who discussed relevant concepts and encouraged students to become more informed and responsible members of the community. The orientation highlighted the significance of understanding gender-related concerns and fostering an environment where everyone is treated with dignity, fairness, and respect.
Through these sessions, Day 3 became an avenue for learning, reflection, and meaningful engagement. Beyond welcoming students into the university community, PANAGTABO 2026 continues to promote awareness, inclusivity, and responsible citizenship among its students.
Learning that informs. Conversations that matter. A community built on respect. ๐
