Category:Updates
On Mindanao’s Lumads and Horse Fighting
Over the past month I have made two separate trips to Mindanao in the hopes to document the ethnic sport of horse fighting that...
Back in the Sierra Madres with our Agta Friends
Things often do not turn out the way you might expect them to. Such was the case during my recent trip back to the...
Publication in Discovery Channel Magazine
Discovery Channel Magazine is running a 12 page photo story about Jacob’s trip to Isabela last year in this August 2012 issue. This trip...
Agta Community Looking at Their Photos
A year after our first visit to this Agta community in a remote part of the Sierra Madres, we returned with photos. The community...
The Palawan Tau’t Bato of Singnapan Valley
The Tau’t Bato (Tao’t Bato, Taaw’t Bato) are really just a subgroup of the larger Pala’wan indigenous group. They speak the native Pala’wan language...
Staying Motivated While On The Road
by: Nahoma Maentz I consider myself fortunate to have done a bit of traveling around the Philippines when I was younger. While others may...
Coron and the Calamian Tagbanua
The Tagbanua people are descendents of some of the oldest people in the Philippines likely coming from Borneo and historically had strong relations with...
The Tigwahanon Manobo
The Bukidnon plateau is home to seven of the 18 different indigenous groups found in Mindanao. After doing some research I decided it would...
Jeffrey’s Story
He was 7 years old when he came to Davao with an uncle who was blind and needed assistance. It became his home for...
We Made it! Kickstarter Campaign Successful
Thank you everyone!! Today we successfully reached and surpassed our goal on Kickstarter. We are extremely grateful for everyone’s support and can’t wait to...