The Institute of Philippine Culture (IPC) will be celebrating its 50th anniversary this September through a month-long series of events. Among these are a lecture series, public fora, book launch, and exhibit to highlight the current research of the IPC. On September 15, 2010, there will be a grand homecoming of all those who have been part of the IPC since 1960. The event will begin with a mass at 9am to be officiated by Fr. Noel D. Vasquez, SJ at the IPC Conference Room, a communal story-telling at 3:00pm at the Social Development Complex Auditorium to be followed by a homecoming party at 5:00pm at the Frank Lynch Hall grounds. For inquiries and confirmation of attendance, please call 426-6001 local 4651 or 426-6067 or e-mail ipc@admu.edu.ph.
Identity, Subjectivity, and Agency of Filipino Seafarer Wives
by Mr. Roderick Galam of Cardiff University, United Kingdon
Visiting Research Associate
September 17, 2010 (Friday), 4:30pm, IPC Conference Room
Has IPC Research Made A Difference? A Look at Payatas
by Ms. Angela Desiree Aguirre, IPC Project Director
September 24, 2010 (Friday), 9:30am to 12:00Nn, Ching Tan Room
Revisiting Ondoy: Planning for Risk Management
by Ms. Cynthia Veneracion, IPC Project Director
September 27 (Monday), 9:30am to 12:00Nn, Ching Tan Room
The Politics of Charity: Religious Autonomy and the Challenges of State Discipline and Regulation
by Mr. Rene Raymond Raneses, Merit Research Award Recipient
September 29, 2010 (Wednesday), 4:30pm, IPC Conference Room
Book launch of Merit Research Awards:
1-800-Philippines by Dr. Regina Hechanova
Casa Boholana by Dr. Czarina Saloma-Akpedonu and Erik Akpedonu
Tausug Oral Traditions by Gerard Rixhon