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  1. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Society, Politics, & Culture

    How Do We Write About Climate Change?

    Three different kinds of writers: a poet, a social activist, and a climate advocate explore the many sensible yet creative ways of climate change writing that truly matters.

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  2. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion

    Paraiso by Ryan Cayabyab

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  3. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Fiction

    Women’s Fiction From the Global South

    Women’s Fiction From the Global South Fictionists: Filipino, and Indonesian discuss the symphonic quality of their novels as different elements from their histories and heritage compose and mark it as distinctly global south.

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  4. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Presentation

    Anygma founded, runs, and developed FlipTop over the last 16 years, into the biggest and most viewed Rap Battle League in the world. Through a video presentation, he will attempt to encapsulate FlipTop’s extensive influence and impact on the overall Filipino HipHop culture, its alternative use and appreciation of the Filipino language, and how it…

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  5. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Presentation
    • Comics & Graphics Narratives

    First Books, First Writing Workshop

    Book historian Jurilla accounts for the first literary books of the Philippines and fictionist/ poet Casocot shares the history of the longest- running writing workshop in Southeast Asia.

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  6. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Non-Fiction
    • Technology & Innovation

    Covering a Home Country

    Three journalists discuss how they cover the home country from afar. What considerations are there for such reporting: selecting and projecting Philippine stories to an international audience?

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  7. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion

    Performance

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  8. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Translation

    Translation is Politics

    Three translators of literary and historical texts explore how translation serves as a lifeline—bridging cultures and ideas—precisely because no two languages are truly equal. They reflect on how the act of translation is inherently political, involving strategic choices that shape meaning, representation, and power.

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  9. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion
    • Discussion
    • Non-Fiction
    • Technology & Innovation

    Philippine Media: Struggles for Freedom

    Three journalists retell the stories of media struggles for freedom under three different presidents: Marcos Sr., Duterte, and Marcos Jr.

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  10. Philippine Pavilion
    • Philippine Pavilion

    Performance First Quarter Storm Medley Song

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