CyberGuardians PH

CyberGuardians PH A non-profit, SEC-registered organization that aims to co-create a safer cyberspace for children and the youth.

K-12 youth applies active learning in responsible AI use.“For me, [AI] helps people solve their problems like for exampl...
11/05/2026

K-12 youth applies active learning in responsible AI use.

“For me, [AI] helps people solve their problems like for example, in schoolworks and lessons. We need more understanding in lessons that are not familiar to us....

“Sa college may mga prof na nagbibigay ng mga [exam] na hindi naman na-lesson na naranasan na ng kaibigan ko sa nursing....

(Translation: In college, there are profs who give [exams] that were not even discussed in class, which is something my friend experienced in nursing school.)

“Pero sinisigurado po na ang paggamit ko ay tama na at responsible.

(Translation: But I make sure my usage of it is correct and responsible.)

“Ang alam ko po dati [bago yung training], ginagamit lang ang [AI] as parang kung ano yung makuha kong idea], yun na.... Meron din siyang risk kapag mali po yung paggamit nito.

(Translation: What I knew [before the training] was that [AI] is only used in a way where you accept the information or idea you’re given and take it at face value with no verification…. There is also a risk when it’s used improperly.)

“Hindi lang siya tungkol sa technology lang, kundi sa responsableng paggamit nito."

(Translation: This isn’t just about technology, but also its responsible use.)

- Marianne Muya
K-12 student, Good Shepherd Cathedral School
📍Quezon City, NCR

We thank Marianne’s parent/guardian for giving us permission to feature her photo in our impact stories.

Want to see more youth like Marianne thrive in responsible and safe AI use?

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ASEAN Foundation


K to 12 to faculty, everyone is safer online!We applaud Hagakhakan Elementary School for their dedication to cultivating...
08/05/2026

K to 12 to faculty, everyone is safer online!

We applaud Hagakhakan Elementary School for their dedication to cultivating digitally competent youth and teachers in this new era of education. We also thank Principal Miah Christine Flavier for the warm welcome into their institution.

Under the coaching of CGPH AI Ready ASEAN Master Trainer Sherlyn Millare, both faculty members and students from kindergarten to high school honed their skills in the responsible and safe use of AI.

Audience participation last January 30, 2026 was active and made a moment to remember. It was an honor to have an Hour of AI session with you, Hagakhakan ES! Stay cybersafe.








One among many.A student stands in a room full of empowered schoolmates updating their digital competencies in an ever-e...
07/05/2026

One among many.

A student stands in a room full of empowered schoolmates updating their digital competencies in an ever-evolving landscape. Reciting, questioning, curious, informed.

Held last February 24, 2026 at Quezon National High School, the Hour of AI Session conducted by CyberGuardians PH and represented by AI Ready ASEAN Master Trainer Sherlyn Millare equipped a new generation of youth with the skills on how to use AI safely and responsibly.

As technology moves forward, we need to make sure that our youth and their safety are not left behind.








Bright minds, bright future!“[AI] has a big impact in the civil engineering industry because it involves building and pe...
04/05/2026

Bright minds, bright future!

“[AI] has a big impact in the civil engineering industry because it involves building and people’s lives revolve in it. The buildings built may not be that strong [if credentials and documents are not verified].

“Yung thesis namin paggawa ng website. Nagpapasa po kasi dun ng mga documents ng… permit processing. Magagamit po namin [yung AI for verification] kasi kailangan po naming malaman kung yung pinapasa pong documents sa amin, [AI-generated] or hindi.”

Translation: “Our thesis is creating a website. We submit documents there for permit processing. We can use [AI for verification] because we need to know if the documents we submit there are AI-generated or not.”

- Jan Michaela Ardaniel
BS Civil Engineering, Our Lady of Fatima University
📍Quezon City, NCR

Want to see more youth like Kay thrive in responsible and safe AI use?

Make AI literacy and safety accessible to communities.

Become an AI Ready Master Trainer!
Register here:
https://forms.gle/25RkeB3nz8uo9ne96
Message Us:
CyberGuardians PH
[email protected]

Or email our Community Engagement Officer at: [email protected]

ASEAN Foundation


The Philippines’ first-ever Labor Day transpired on May 1, 1903. Occurring before the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934, the ...
01/05/2026

The Philippines’ first-ever Labor Day transpired on May 1, 1903.

Occurring before the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934, the first Araw ng Manggagawa was not only an issue of the Filipino working class, but all Filipinos fighting for sovereignty under American rule.

In recent times, we're not quite free of foreign interference. We're presented with reports of local corroborators that served as spies for external forces undermining our national security in the West Philippine Sea.

The laborers, Danny, Lawrence, and Alison, who corroborated these forces were motivated by financial incentives, stemming from laborer concerns.

However, this needs to be addressed not only in terms of just wages, good working conditions, and in-person vetting, but also online safety best practices.

Danny, Lawrence, and Alison’s recruitment, operations, and payment were conducted online. The availability of our information via social platforms such as LinkedIn allows workers to be profiled and targeted, compromising both national security and the individual worker and the families that depend on them financially.

Reading material:

Cupin, Bea. “The Price of Stealing Philippines’ Top Security Secrets.” Rappler, 6 Mar. 2026, https://www.rappler.com/features/newsbreak/investigative/chinese-operation-filipino-spies-resolution-anti-espionage-law-philippine-coast-guard/index.html. Accessed 4 Apr. 2026.

Philippine Government, Esguerra, Darryl John. Philippine News Agency, 5 Mar. 2026. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1270406. Accessed 4 Apr. 2026.


In a back-to-back day of advocacy for cybersafety, CGPH communes with other groups making moves for a better Philippines...
30/04/2026

In a back-to-back day of advocacy for cybersafety, CGPH communes with other groups making moves for a better Philippines.

On the same day CGPH makes a speech at the Women’s Health Forum held by Pasig City Gender and Development Office, the cybersafety NGO also attends the exclusive, first quarterly assembly of a renowned media company that unearthed outstanding breaches in national security, particularly in the West Philippine Sea.

Bea Cupin, a senior multimedia reporter at Rappler who conducted a three-part report on Filipino nationals working in the Philippines’ defense arms serving as spies for external forces undermining our maritime sovereignty, was at the assembly. The report had found that online platforms ranging from job sites and food delivery apps helped these external forces pe*****te the Philippines’ defense operations, highlighting the country’s need, among other things, for greater online literacy.

In line with its advocacy for online safety, CyberGuardiansPH gets behind-the-scenes updates in “Out of the Echo Chambers,” a Rappler+ town hall involving the participation of data forensics company The Nerve, AI safety workshop RappLearn, media literacy campaign Clickbait vs. Clickbait, and more. The insider assembly gathers every quarter.

One step closer to an AI Ready Pasig City!Last April 27, CyberGuardians PH met with representatives from various council...
29/04/2026

One step closer to an AI Ready Pasig City!

Last April 27, CyberGuardians PH met with representatives from various councils under the LGU, convening on the Proposed Resolution No. 313-2026, which concerns implementing an “AI-Ready ASEAN” Program in Pasig City.

The goal of the hearing was to curb cyberbullying, sexual abuse and exploitation, and other online threats through awareness-raising and skills-training for the youth in the age of AI.

In the end, the committees decided to push through with approving the resolution, marking the start of Pasig City and CGPH’s collaborative effort to create a safer city online and offline.

Councils and officials were as follows:

- Leading the council, we have the Committee on Technology, Communication, and Energy spearheaded by Councilor Ryan Enriquez
- Committee on Gender and Development led by Councilor Boyie Raymundo
- Pasig City Education Department
- Gender and Development Office
- Liga ng mga Barangay
- Office of the City Mayor

CGPH was represented by Ms. Marian Pacunana-Sangil and Mr. Paolo Sangil.

The non-stock, non-profit organization and the LGU will be working together in pursuit of a cybersafe Pasig City.

Chardonnay by Astoria, Pasig, March 27, 2026CyberGuardians PH attended the 2026 Women’s Health Forum held by Pasig City ...
27/04/2026

Chardonnay by Astoria, Pasig, March 27, 2026

CyberGuardians PH attended the 2026 Women’s Health Forum held by Pasig City Gender and Development Office in celebration of National Women’s Month.

CGPH Project Manager Ms. Marian Pacunana-Sangil gives a talk on the role of AI literacy in protecting the online safety and holistic well-being of women. CGPH has previously attended the launch of Gabay Tech, an online tool launched under the National Models for Women’s Safety Online (NMWSO) initiative.

Read more about Gabay Tech here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DTJJ4Yc5W/

Also attending the event was Mr. Roberto Paolo Sangil, CGPH Community Relations Officer and husband of Ms. Marian, highlighting the importance of men serving as allies in empowering women.

Read more from Pasig City Gender and Development Office here:
Women’s Health Forum overall eventl program - https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122267411204180660&id=61555419805582&rdid=5IvQbftFVLeZkQfG
CGPH at the Women’s Health Forum - https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122267182238180660&id=61555419805582&rdid=FPYqryVx2FzXyXsV

Katuwang ng mga Pasigueno laban sa cybercrime, arangkada na! (Part 2)CyberGuardians PH, represented by Project Manager M...
24/04/2026

Katuwang ng mga Pasigueno laban sa cybercrime, arangkada na!
(Part 2)

CyberGuardians PH, represented by Project Manager Marian Pacunana-Sangil and Community Engagement Officer Paolo Sangil, attends Gabay Tech’s handover ceremony with Pasig City local government. We thank for the tie-up!

The Pasig City government is the first LGU to roll out Gabay Tech, the latest tool promoting comprehensive safety in online spaces.

What is Gabay Tech?

Gabay Tech, launched under the National Models for Women’s Safety Online (NMWSO) initiative, is an open-source platform that fast-tracks and synergizes holistic response against online harm.

The types of online harm that Gabay Tech helps protect LGU constituents from cover imminent danger, stalking, financial extortion, threats, impersonation, and the unconsensual capture, publication, or circulation of photos, videos, or personal information (doxxing).

What value does this new tool add given the existing systems already guarding against cybercrime?

As a tool that collates and organizes resources, Gabay Tech’s platform is not redundant with (and does not seek to replace) existing legal, psychosocial, and technological systems against cybercrime; it instead addresses the gap between said systems and the masses trying to reach these systems from all walks of life–literacy, access, availability of time for research, and psychosocial preparedness.

Why was Gabay Tech developed and why did Pasig City agree to a roll-out?

One of the biggest hurdles for any LGU’s constituent seeking recourse is not knowing where to start.

This concern is not merely a concern on the availability of information and help-seekers’ literacy.

Underneath this hurdle are smaller, unnamed obstacles such as the accessibility of information, guidance against overwhelm, and psycho-emotional preparedness. Pre-existing resources are present, but with the promotion of the LGU, Gabay Tech bridges the gap between constituents and those resources without relying on the constituent to independently reach a conducive psycho-emotional state, lack of overwhelm, and extended internet access, among other unspoken pre-requisites to help-seeking.

With Gabay Tech, LGU constituents’ well-being takes top priority regardless of their current state.

How does Gabay Tech differ from organically formed communities that aid help-seekers?

While concerns and help-seeking vents abound in Reddit communities such as r/AdvicePH, r/LawPH, and r/OffMyChestPH, it can be overwhelming to those who have yet to take the first problem-solving steps or whose concerns are too numerous to address effectively without overwhelm on the parts of both the help-seeker and the communities overexposed to issues with differing details and expression but ultimately have the same legal, psychosocial, or technological concern.

Such communities are better utilized by help-seekers for addressing specific issues that have already gone through the initial problem-solving pipeline and for seeking social support.

In contrast, Gabay Tech provides a comprehensive resource guide for the most fundamental concerns and first steps all in one link.

How does Gabay Tech help LGU constituents and CGPH stakeholders uphold online safety?

The tool is not just another awareness campaign. It centers action.

Gabay Tech provides an organized and easy-to-follow flowchart of resources addressing the needs of victims and survivors holistically; it does so through the provision of:
- emergency numbers,
- links to filing criminal complaints and contacting law enforcement,
- guides on how to request removal of media and information on each social media platform,
- directories to social and mental health services, and
- practical preventive measures upholding online safety.

The flowchart structure and anonymity allow a speedy resolution of constituent concerns, preventing common obstacles such as confusion, overwhelm, shame, and oversharing on public advice communities that may aggravate the overall issue via psychological hypervigilance, social judgement, inapplicability of advice to a specific issue, and misinformation.

By encouraging its constituents to use the Gabay Tech platform, LGUs can easily uphold holistic protection against cybercrime on all fronts–civil, legal, psychosocial, and technological–and that’s exactly what’s been done by Pasig City.

Together, LGUs, Gabay Tech, the NMSWO initiative, and CyberGuardians PH break down online safety issues one specific action step at a time.

ACCESS GABAY TECH HERE: https://devgateway.github.io/digital-safety-guide/


Katuwang ng mga Pasigueno laban sa cybercrime, arangkada na! (Part 1)CyberGuardians PH, represented by Project Manager M...
23/04/2026

Katuwang ng mga Pasigueno laban sa cybercrime, arangkada na!
(Part 1)

CyberGuardians PH, represented by Project Manager Marian Pacunana-Sangil and Community Engagement Officer Paolo Sangil, attends Gabay Tech’s handover ceremony with Pasig City local government. We thank Pasig City Gender And Development Office for the tie-up.

The Pasig City government is the first LGU to roll out Gabay Tech, the latest tool promoting comprehensive safety in online spaces.

What is Gabay Tech?

Check out our post tomorrow, same time.

Big news, CGPH Community! Let us all welcome our newly elected officers in CyberGuardians PH's Board of Trustees-- 🪙 Mr....
21/04/2026

Big news, CGPH Community!

Let us all welcome our newly elected officers in CyberGuardians PH's Board of Trustees-- 🪙 Mr. Leonard Buela, ⚖ Atty. Fe Trampe, and our latest president, 🧭 Mr. Paolo Sangil.

With these amazing new board members, CyberGuardians PH has high hopes to continue our advocacy for online safety.
🔰🌐

The complete list of CGPH Board of Trustees members of 2026 is as follows:
- Sr. Mary John Mananzan, OSB (Chair)
- Fr. Teodulo "Ted" Gonzales, SJ (Vice Chair)
- Mr. Roberto Paolo T. Sangil (President)
- Mr. Leonard Buela (Treasurer)
- Atty. Fe Esperanza Trampe (Corporate Secretary)
- Ms. Genalyn Macalinao
- Dr. Teresa Paula De Luna
- Gen. Shiela Portento
- Ms. Maria Belinda Villavicencio

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