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Komunida Initiative, Pasig (2026)

23/08/2026

Ngayong August 23, 2026, nagtipon ang mga kabataang kinatawan mula sa iba’t ibang youth organizations sa Valenzuela City para sa Resilience Builders: Gamified Climate Justice Education Workshop na ginanap sa AVR, Valenzuela City Hall. 🌱

Isinagawa ang workshop sa pangunguna ng KOMUNIDA Initiative, katuwang ang FEU Nicanor Reyes Memorial Foundation at ang Valenzuela Local Youth Development Office, bilang bahagi ng patuloy na pagsisikap na palakasin ang kaalaman at partisipasyon ng kabataan sa climate justice at community resilience.

Sa pamamagitan ng interactive games, group discussions, at collaborative activities, mas pinalalim ng mga kalahok ang kanilang pag-unawa sa climate justice, resilience, at kung paano magkakaiba ang epekto ng climate crisis sa mga komunidad.

Higit sa pagtalakay ng mga konsepto, layunin ng Resilience Builders na bigyan ang mga kabataan ng praktikal at participatory na paraan upang mapag-usapan ang climate issues, maiugnay ang mga ito sa kanilang sariling karanasan, at makabuo ng mga ideya para sa community-based climate action.

Sa bawat laro, talakayan, at pagbabahagi, patuloy nating pinalalakas ang papel ng kabataan sa pagsusulong ng mas makatarungan, handa, at matatag na mga komunidad. 💚

19/08/2026

Kilalanin ang isa sa mga Ka-Likha ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship! 🍃

Si Carlos ay isang mag-aaral sa kursong Agrikultura at tubong Tayabas, Quezon. Mula pa noong sekondarya, nahubog ang kaniyang pagkahilig sa pananaliksik at malikhaing pagsasalaysay—mga larangang nagsilbing salalayan sa kaniyang paglikha ng mga obrang nagsisiyasat sa masalimuot na ugnayan ng agham, kalikasan, agrikultura, at lipunan. Higit sa pagiging mag-aaral ng agham, kinikilala niya ang sining bilang isang makapangyarihang paraan ng pag-unawa at pakikilahok sa lipunan. Sa bawat obrang kaniyang nais mabuo, layunin niyang maging daluyan ang sining ng kaalaman, kritikal na pagninilay, at makabuluhang pag-uusap—upang higit na maunawaan ang mga usaping humuhubog sa buhay ng tao at sa lipunan.

Ngayong buwan ay nagsisimula nang bumuo ang ating mga Ka-Likha ng kanilang produksyon! Kinikilala at pinahahalagahan ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ang pagkukuwento at malikhaing pagpapahayag bilang mahahalagang kasangkapan sa pagsusulong ng adbokasiya at lalo ng katarungang pangklima. Sa pamamagitan ng mga ito, naisasalin ang mga realidad ng komunidad at sitwasyon ng kalikasan at nagagamit ito sa pagpapakilos, pagbibigay inspirasyon, at pagpapatibay ng kolektibong imahinasyon para sa isang ligtas at makatarungan na kinabukasan.

Ang mga likhang ito ay itatampok sa isang pampublikong pagtatanghal bilang bahagi ng pagtatapos ng fellowship sa gaganaping Resilience Builders Summit sa Oktubre 2026.

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Ang KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ay isang walong linggong residency program na sumusuporta sa mga Pilipinong malikhaing indibidwal sa pagbuo ng mga orihinal na likhang-sining na nakaugat sa katarungang pangklima, mga usaping pangkalikasan, at katatagan ng mga komunidad. Hango sa mga salitang klima at likha, pinagsasama ng fellowship ang mga umuusbong at mid-career na artista, manunulat, performer, at multimedia practitioner.

🌐 Para sa iba pang impormasyon, bisitahin ang aming website: www.komunida.org

14/08/2026

📣 Mark your calendars! Our orientation is happening on August 22, 2026.

At KOMUNIDA, we believe in the power of cultural rootedness, shared identity, and collective action. We are building communities where people are empowered to shape their own futures and where no one is left behind.

Whether you’re a volunteer, partner, or advocate, there is a place for you in this journey. Your voice, skills, and commitment can help us create meaningful change together.

Join us and become part of the movement!

🔗 Sign up here: bit.ly/BeOurKaLikha
📱 Or scan the QR code below to register.

We’d love to have you with us. See you on August 22! 💛

14/08/2026

Calling all Kabataang Valenzuelano! 🌱

Are you passionate about climate action, community development, and youth empowerment?

The Local Youth Development Office (LYDO) – Valenzuela City, in partnership with Komunida and the Nicanor Reyes Memorial Foundation (NRMF), invites you to be part of the Resilience Builders Program and become a Master Trainer for a gamified climate education toolkit.

📅 August 23, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 AVR A, Valenzuela City Hall

Selected participants will take part in an immersive training experience where they will explore climate issues affecting communities, learn how to use the Resilience Builders toolkit, and develop facilitation skills that will enable them to conduct engaging climate education sessions for fellow youth and community members.

Register here:
🔗: https://forms.gle/yBvQik3GL6sWi1hd9
🔗: https://forms.gle/yBvQik3GL6sWi1hd9

12/08/2026

This International Youth Day 2026, Komunida Initiative stands with the youth in their pursuit of dignity, meaningful participation, accessible and quality education, decent work, and a sustainable future.

In our country, young people from marginalized sectors continue to face interconnected problems linked to climate change. They are among those most affected by the climate crisis, yet the whole concept of it remains unclear to many. While young people have diverse experiences and varying levels of knowledge, there is a common challenge: how can climate change be understood and viewed in simpler, more meaningful ways that are grounded in their lived experiences within their communities?

In 2024, the Philippines had the highest disaster risk in the world, according to the World Risk Index (WRI), with a score of 46.91. This marked the third consecutive year that the Philippines ranked first on the list. The WRI measures a country's disaster risk based on its exposure to natural hazards, level of vulnerability, and capacity to respond to disasters.

It is therefore crucial for children and young people to understand the importance of climate justice—not only to uphold their own rights, well-being, and future of their generation and those to come, but also to stand in solidarity with the sectors and communities that are most affected by the climate crisis.

We have witnessed how young people continue to demonstrate grit, leadership, and innovation in advancing sustainable development within their communities and beyond. That is why we strongly believe in the strength of young people to lead, organize, and create meaningful change.

One of the core projects of Komunida Initiative is Resilience Builders, which aims to ensure that the perspectives of children and youth are reflected in community narratives on climate issues. With the support of the Youth Climate Justice Fund, Resilience Builders seeks to strengthen the knowledge, participation, and leadership of children and young people in their communities—empowering them to use their voices, take part in decision-making, and take collective action for the environment.

Our organization is always grateful for the opportunity to work alongside young people, and we hope to continue empowering them and building their capacities to understand and respond to issues of climate change, disaster risk reduction, and community action.

To learn more about our organization and our work, visit our website: www.komunida.org

09/08/2026

Today, August 9, we commemorate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples by recognizing the vital contributions of Indigenous Peoples to the preservation of culture, the protection of our environment, and the care of our shared ecosystems.

For generations, Indigenous communities have drawn on their rich Indigenous knowledge systems and practices to care for biodiversity, adapt to environmental change, and sustain the traditions, skills, and cultural practices passed down from one generation to the next. Yet their voices often remain underrepresented, or excluded altogether, from climate decision-making spaces, policy discussions, and consultations for so-called development projects that can affect their ancestral lands and ways of life.

Climate justice asks us to look beyond who benefits from development and to consider who bears its costs. In the face of a growing climate crisis, the voices of vulnerable communities must be central to how we understand progress and development.This means ensuring that genuine development respects the rights of Indigenous Peoples, particularly their rights to ancestral lands, livelihoods, and social and cultural well-being. Otherwise, development that proceeds without meaningful consultation and participation can deepen existing inequalities and place the greatest burdens on marginalized communities.

At Komunida Initiative, we believe that a just and resilient climate future is one where Indigenous communities have the agency, recognition, and meaningful participation to shape decisions that affect their communities, and where their knowledge and lived experiences are valued as essential to the climate conversation.

May we continue to listen, learn, and create spaces where Indigenous knowledge and voices can help shape a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future.

08/08/2026

Kilalanin ang isa sa mga Ka-Likha ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship! 🍃

Si Robert “Rb” Abenoja Andres ay isang theater artist-teacher/facilitator, creative, at cultural/development worker mula sa San Mateo, Rizal. Ginagamit niya ang applied theater at creative facilitation upang magbukas ng mga espasyo para sa pagkatuto, pagkukuwento, at sama-samang pagkilos. Bilang KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship 2026 Fellow, pinauunlad niya ang AGOS, isang community-based documentary movement theater project na gumagamit ng Story Circles, Climate Memory Mapping, Rights of Nature, Documentary Theater & Participatory Devising, at Image Theater & Movement Laboratory upang galugarin ang ugnayan ng kalikasan, karapatan, katatagan, at pagkilos ng komunidad sa pamamagitan ng sining.

Ngayon ay magsisimula nang bumuo ang ating mga Ka-Likha ng kanilang produksyon. Kinikilala at pinahahalagahan ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ang pagkukuwento at malikhaing pagpapahayag bilang mahahalagang kasangkapan sa pagsusulong ng adbokasiya at lalo ng katarungang pangklima. Sa pamamagitan ng mga ito, naisasalin ang mga realidad ng komunidad at sitwasyon ng kalikasan at nagagamit ito sa pagpapakilos, pagbibigay inspirasyon, at pagpapatibay ng kolektibong imahinasyon para sa isang ligtas, makatarungan, at sustenableng kinabukasan.

Ang mga likhang ito ay itatampok sa isang pampublikong pagtatanghal bilang bahagi ng pagtatapos ng fellowship sa gaganaping Resilience Builders Summit sa Oktubre 2026.

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Ang KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ay isang walong linggong residency program na sumusuporta sa mga Pilipinong malikhaing indibidwal sa pagbuo ng mga orihinal na likhang-sining na nakaugat sa katarungang pangklima, mga usaping pangkalikasan, at katatagan ng mga komunidad. Hango sa mga salitang klima at likha, pinagsasama ng fellowship ang mga umuusbong at mid-career na artista, manunulat, performer, at multimedia practitioner.

🌐 Para sa iba pang impormasyon, bisitahin ang aming website: www.komunida.org

08/08/2026

🌼 Co-create Nature, Nurture Camp 2026 with us! 🌼

[Open Call for Individuals and Organizations to Participate]

🌿 Deadline to Submit interest: August 20, 2026

🌿 To apply, visit: https://www.komunida.org/get-involved/apply-as-steering-committee

As we look ahead towards the end of 2026, we're excited to begin co-creating Nature, Nurture Camp 2026 happening in Luzon this November—an intergenerational gathering that brings together nature, creativity, learning, and community to explore what climate justice means in our everyday lives.

For us, climate justice is about more than reducing carbon emissions or protecting ecosystems. It is about recognizing that the climate crisis affects people differently and that building a just and sustainable future requires caring for both our communities and ourselves. Alongside conversations on environmental action, we also want to create space to acknowledge our emotions, celebrate joy, strengthen our well-being, and support the resilience of young people and young at heart, volunteers, organizations and advocates who continue to work for positive change.

Are you eligible to apply? We're looking for:

🌸 Passionate about the environment and climate justice advocacy
🌸 Young, or young at heart Filipinos, and eager to contribute to meaningful change
🌸 Interested in building a deeper connection with nature and caring for our planet
🌸 Believes that our well-being and healing are connected to protecting the environment
🌸 Willing to learn, collaborate, and participate in community-based environmental action

As a Steering Committee member, you'll work alongside the secretariat and fellow volunteers to help shape the camp's program, coordinate activities, support communications, build partnerships, document the journey, and contribute your own skills and ideas. Most planning and coordination will happen online, making it possible to volunteer from wherever you are.

🌿 To apply, visit: https://www.komunida.org/get-involved/apply-as-steering-committee

🌿 For more information, e-mail [email protected]

07/08/2026

Kilalanin ang isa sa mga Ka-Likha ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship! 🍃

Si Josh Paradeza ay isang manunulat tubong Zambales. Naging fellow siya sa iba’t ibang palihan tulad ng Iyas National Writers’ Workshop, Amelia Lapeña-Bonifacio Writers Workshop, Ateneo National Writers Workshop, at UP National Writers Workshop. Nagwagi ang kanyang mga nasulat sa ilang patimpalak gaya ng Normal Awards, Palanca Awards, Leoncio P. Deriada Literary Prize, at PKL Prizes for Art Criticism. Matatagpuan naman ang ilan sa kanyang mga akda sa mga antolohiya at journal gaya ng Maramihan, Brave New Words, Agos, at Katipunan. Sa kasalukuyan, sinusubukan niyang isapapel ang mga tinatanaw na posibilidad ng pagkukuwento at kung paano ito katuwang sa pagtuklas-pagbuo ng mga malalayang bukas.

Noong nakaraang linggo, dumaan ang mga Ka-Likha sa Huntahan learning sessions kung saan nagbahagi ng karanasan at kaalaman ang mga mentors para matulungan ang mga fellows na higit pang mapagtibay ang konseptuwal, teknikal, at panlipunang aspekto ng kanilang mga likha.

Ngayon ay magsisimula nang bumuo ang ating mga Ka-Likha ng kanilang produksyon. Kinikilala at pinahahalagahan ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ang pagkukuwento at malikhaing pagpapahayag bilang mahahalagang kasangkapan sa pagsusulong ng adbokasiya at lalo na ng katarungang pangklima.

Ang mga likhang ito ay itatampok sa isang pampublikong pagtatanghal bilang bahagi ng pagtatapos ng fellowship sa gaganaping Resilience Builders Summit sa Oktubre 2026.

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🍃Ang KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ay isang walong linggong residency program na sumusuporta sa mga Pilipinong malikhaing indibidwal sa pagbuo ng mga orihinal na likhang-sining na nakaugat sa katarungang pangklima, mga usaping pangkalikasan, at katatagan ng mga komunidad. Hango sa mga salitang klima at likha, pinagsasama ng fellowship ang mga umuusbong at mid-career na artista, manunulat, performer, at multimedia practitioner.

Para sa iba pang impormasyon, bisitahin ang aming website: www.komunida.org

06/08/2026

Kilalanin ang isa sa mga Ka-Likha ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship! 🍃

Si Zsarlette Alanne Cabana, o mas kilala bilang si Zsarl, ay isang mangguguhit mula sa Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Northern Mindanao Region. Isang naghahangad na maging siyentipikong ilustrador, nagtapos siya ng kursong BS Biology sa Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan. Madalas niyang pinagsasama ang agham at ang sining sa mga ilustrasyon. Nanalo siya sa mga paligsahan katulad ng 2022 International Young Artists and Authors Summit. Sa kanyang libreng oras, naglalaro siya ng Magic the Gathering at mga tabletop role-playing games habang umiinom ng kape.

Noong nakaraang linggo, dumaan ang mga Ka-Likha sa Huntahan learning sessions kung saan nagbahagi ng karanasan at kaalaman ang mga mentors para matulungan ang mga fellows na higit pang mapagtibay ang konseptuwal, teknikal, at panlipunang aspekto ng kanilang mga likha.

Ngayon ay magsisimula nang bumuo ang ating mga Ka-Likha ng kanilang produksyon. Kinikilala at pinahahalagahan ng KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ang pagkukuwento at malikhaing pagpapahayag bilang mahahalagang kasangkapan sa pagsusulong ng adbokasiya at lalo ng katarungang pangklima. Sa pamamagitan ng mga ito, naisasalin ang mga realidad ng komunidad at sitwasyon ng kalikasan at nagagamit ito sa pagpapakilos, pagbibigay inspirasyon, at pagpapatibay ng kolektibong imahinasyon para sa isang ligtas, makatarungan, at sustenableng kinabukasan.

Ang mga likhang ito ay itatampok sa isang pampublikong pagtatanghal bilang bahagi ng pagtatapos ng fellowship sa gaganaping Resilience Builders Summit sa Oktubre 2026.

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🍃Ang KlimaLikha Creative Climate Fellowship ay isang walong linggong residency program na sumusuporta sa mga Pilipinong malikhaing indibidwal sa pagbuo ng mga orihinal na likhang-sining na nakaugat sa katarungang pangklima, mga usaping pangkalikasan, at katatagan ng mga komunidad. Hango sa mga salitang klima at likha, pinagsasama ng fellowship ang mga umuusbong at mid-career na artista, manunulat, performer, at multimedia practitioner.

Para sa iba pang impormasyon, bisitahin ang aming website: www.komunida.org

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