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19/05/2026

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16/05/2026

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🕊️ In Loving Memory

The Philippine Librarians Association, Inc. – National Capital Region Librarians’ Council (PLAI-NCRLC) extends its deepest condolences on the passing of Dr. Juan C. Buenrostro, Jr.

Dr. Buenrostro gave so much of himself to the library profession — his knowledge, his time, and his genuine love for the work. For those of us in the library community, he was a quiet reminder of what it truly means to serve. His absence will be felt.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

May his soul rest in eternal peace. 🙏

📌 Wake and Viewing

May 17–19, 2026
9:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Premier Chapel, 2nd Floor
Marian Memorial Chapels & Crematory
Marcos Highway, Antipolo City

15/05/2026

YOUR MUSEUM VISITS, STAMPED

The National Museum of the Philippines is set to launch the NMP Passport, giving visitors a fun new way to track their museum visits and collect stamps. The best part is you can get one for free.

Full story in the comments

15/05/2026

Ateneo’s Rizal Library holds cultural gems that offer a deeper look into Filipino heritage. Link at the comment section!

14/05/2026

RE IS SEARCH ANO, TARA? 🕵️✍️😩‼️🧐

Join us for a 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 training session on Basic Thesis and Dissertation Proposal Writing Orientation for Undergraduate and Graduate Students on June 6 and June 13.

Sociologist Prof. Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD will serve as the resource person to discuss the overview of the nature of social science research, research problem and question formulation, literature review, and research design and methodology to help you in proposing your thesis or dissertation.

Register by scanning the QR code on the posters below! Registration is open until JUNE 1, 2026 or until slots are filled. Slots are limited!

Visit our website to learn more about the PSSC Training Program.

14/05/2026

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts invites you to be part of its roster of accredited organizations/individuals.

Through its Accreditation Office (AO), the NCCA accepts applications for accreditation all year round. For further details, scan the QR Code or visit our website at https://ncca.gov.ph/about-ncca-3/grants-program/accreditation-procedure-guidelines/. You can also reach us via email at [email protected].

Stay tuned for updates.

13/05/2026

A good leader or manager does not only measure success through output, deadlines, or numbers but through the lives they quietly influence every day.

As leaders of compassion, we are reminded that people carry unseen battles behind every task, meeting, and responsibility. Leadership is not about intimidation; it is about creating a space where people can grow with dignity, learn from mistakes, and become better versions of themselves. Standards can stay high while hearts remain cared for.

The strongest leaders are not always the loudest in the room. Sometimes they are the ones who listen more, guide patiently, protect their team during difficult seasons, and inspire others to keep going. In the end, people may forget titles and achievements, but they will always remember leaders who led with fairness, empathy, and genuine compassion.

GOOD MANAGERS QUIETLY CHANGE PEOPLE’S LIVES

A truly good manager does more than supervise work. They create an environment where people can grow, think clearly, regain confidence, and perform at their best.

Good managers do not lead through fear, humiliation, or constant pressure. They lead through clarity, fairness, discipline, competence, and emotional stability.

Because of them:
• Employees become more confident
• Teams become more organized
• Problems are solved earlier
• Work becomes less toxic
• People feel respected and guided
• Organizations become more stable

A good manager can reduce stress inside an office without lowering standards. They know how to demand excellence without destroying morale.

Many employees may forget salaries, meetings, or office policies over time. But they rarely forget managers who treated them fairly, developed their potential, protected them during difficult moments, and helped them become better professionals.

13/05/2026

Revised Standards for Libraries in Higher Education

The Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) revised its Standards for Libraries in Higher Education (SLHE) to help academic libraries strengthen their role in student learning, institutional effectiveness, and continuous improvement. The standards emphasize outcomes-based assessment, information literacy, ethical professional values, user-centered services, technology integration, leadership, and equitable access to quality collections and resources. Rather than prescribing a one-size-fits-all model, the framework encourages libraries to align their services and assessment practices with their institution’s mission and evolving educational needs.

PDF Version:
https://www.ala.org/sites/default/files/2026-05/SLHE_26.pdf

07/05/2026

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Mercury Drug is making it easier for Filipinas to stay on top of their reproductive health. Link at the comment section!