Pidlisan Tribe Organization

30/04/2026

Another Invitation!

Only 50 slots sunga men-pa lista kayo ken BLGU Bangaan no kasasapulan. May 11, 2026 10am-5pm at Bangaan Barangay Hall.

30/04/2026

Nay di free ay training on Human Rights and other related laws. Gawis ay atendaran dapay maki-discuss. May 14, 2026 id Bangaan Barangay Multipurpose Hall, 8:30am-5pm.

For inquiries or confimation, contact 09150282225.

25/04/2026

Gawis ay agew! Nay mensasaruno nan clan reunions di i-Pidlisan, kadya favor men esend kayo kopya nan family trees or clan genealogy ta maicompile para sin recording nan Pidlisan Genealogy tako. For inquiries or clarification, contact 09150282225.

23/04/2026

16/04/2026

ATTENTION, BFTAMP GUIDES!

Before we say “this way to the falls,” “watch your step,” or “picture-picture tako isdi,” let’s make sure we can also proudly say the stories behind the paths we walk.

Join us for the History and Culture Seminar on April 23, 2016, 9:00 AM at the Bangaan Barangay Multipurpose Hall.

Because a great guide does not only know the way- they know
the story of rice and "waned" of farming
the meaning of sacred sites
the history of the dap-ay and village trails
-and the culture that gives life to every destination.

Let us sharpen not only our guiding skills but also our role as storytellers, culture ambassadors, and protectors of heritage.

📚 Come on time.
📝 Bring your notebook.
🪶 Bring your pride in who we are.
😊 And yes, bring your best stories too.

14/04/2026

13/04/2026

Maawis tako am-in: Amam-a, Inin-a ya Ungung-a men attend sin Resource Inventory Training si April 15-19, 2026. Mensasabat tako id Marycroft, Bangaan sin April 15, 2026 menrugi alas nuwebe sin wakgat.

Sin dey da interesado, p**i confim attendance para sin logistics. Iyaman!

Contact # 09150282225

13/04/2026

Not Just a Burned Sign: The Desecration of Sacred Ground

What was scorched is a symbol of memory, reverence, and our covenant with the land.

In our customary understanding, sacred sites are not mere locations to be marked and forgotten. They are places held by lawa & inayan-the discipline of restraint, respect, and moral accountability; and values that keep harmony between people, environment, and the unseen. To destroy, desecrate, or neglect these spaces is to break that sacred balance.

When signs of sacred spaces are destroyed, the danger is not only physical loss. It is the slow erosion of memory, the weakening of respect, and the forgetting of boundaries that our elders carefully passed on.

In this light, we call upon:
-the umili of Pidlisan,
-the youth and schools,
-elders and leaders of the ili
-local government partners,
-and all visitors within the ancestral domain,

to uphold vigilance and responsibility in safeguarding sacred sites.

Protection must go beyond signages. It must live in our conduct, in education, in customary sanctions, in respectful pathways, and in every decision affecting the land.

The first and strongest boundary of every sacred place is the people’s conscience.

May this incident strengthen our resolve that no sacred ground shall again be desecrated- by fire, by ignorance, or by forgetting.

(Wawalitan in Pinodo, April 12, 2023)

06/04/2026

📣 PIDLISAN TRIBE ORGANIZATION – EMERGENCY MEETING NOTICE

All Elders, leaders, and concerned members of the ili are requested to attend the PTO Emergency Meeting on:

📅 April 7, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Bangaan Barangay Hall

Agenda:
🗺️ Preparations for Ancestral Domain Boundary Mapping & Resource Inventory

Your presence is important as we work together to protect our ancestral boundaries, resources, and shared heritage.

Please be present.