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Good news about Philippines
Positive stories about Philippines, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
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10 Filipino Artists Reimagine Democracy Across Philippine Islands through “Sprints”
Ten Filipino artists are reimagining democracy through creative projects, inviting people to experience it as a daily, lived reality. Their work shifts focus from how democracy is to how it could be, offering fresh perspectives on participation and belonging. This effort helps make democracy more tangible and inspiring for everyone.
Rappler
Autonomous Muslim Region in Philippines Holds First Election to Cement Peace
Voters in a predominantly Muslim autonomous region of the Philippines began casting ballots in the area’s first-ever parliamentary election, more than a decade after a peace deal with separatists ended four decades of conflict.
Bloomberg
FSJ Young Writers Awards 2026 accepting entries until August 15
The 2026 F. Sionil Jose Young Writers Award is now open for entries, celebrating emerging writers in English and Filipino. Established to honor F. Sionil Jose’s legacy, the award supports young and beginning writers in the Philippines. Submissions are welcome until August 15.
Rappler
7 films from Negros region bring bullying stories into Philippine classrooms
Seven short films from the Negros region are helping the Department of Education’s anti-bullying campaign by sharing real student experiences of ridicule and isolation. The films aim to foster empathy among young people by bringing these stories into classrooms. This initiative gives students a powerful way to understand and address bullying together.
Rappler
The new ‘My SM’: How the Filipino consumer redefines the mall experience
Filipino communities are shaping the future of SM Supermalls, making the shopping experience more vibrant and inclusive. By prioritizing local needs, the mall chain is fostering connections and creating spaces that reflect the culture and values of its visitors. This approach ensures that growth benefits both businesses and the people they serve.
Rappler
This Filipino physicist brings outer space closer to home
Dr. Gay Jane Perez, a Filipino physicist, is advancing space science while supporting local scientists. As the Philippine Space Agency's director, she bridges global expertise with homegrown talent, making space research more accessible. Her work helps Filipino scientists grow and contributes to the country's scientific progress.
Rappler
PHLPost: These are the only documents you need to apply for a postal ID
The Philippine Postal Corporation has clarified that Filipinos can now apply for a Postal ID without needing an existing government-issued ID. Applicants only require a birth certificate, proof of address, and a completed application form. This makes the process more accessible, especially for those who lack other forms of identification.
Rappler
