(Welcome Address: #MSummit #MPower First National Moro Youth Conference, Finster Auditorium, ADDU, November 30, 2018.) I WANT to share three things with the youth today. I know a lot of you are from communities that are not as exposed in the national media. It is easy to feel that you have been forgotten, and rightfully
Inspire. Connect. Empower. Those were just some of the aims of the MSummit: Moro National Youth Conference, held at Finster Auditorium, Ateneo de Davao University, last November 30-December 1, 2018. 100 Moro and Moro-serving youth delegates from all over the Philippines gathered in the first-ever conference of its kind: a space to network with Bangsamoro
Preparations are underway for the MSummit: Moro National Youth Conference, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s in store! One of the things we’re hyped about are the results of the Generation #MPower: Salaam Regional Workshop social media campaigns. With each team focusing on a cause close to their hearts, each activity and post
Our Generation MPower: Salaam Regional Workshops were a blast! From meeting with old and new friends in our Muslim Student Associations, to engaging with the issues that Moro youth deemed important, and getting to impart some of our own wisdom, we were all able to witness how the Moro, Mindanaoan, and Millennial youth put their
Our Generation MPower: Salaam Regional Workshops were a blast! From meeting with old and new friends in our Muslim Student Associations, to engaging with the issues that Moro youth deemed important, and getting to impart some of our own wisdom, we were all able to witness how the Moro, Mindanaoan, and Millennial youth put their
Through the decades of the Moro struggle, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front was borne out of the need to recognize the Bangsamoro’s sovereign rights to liberty, property, and self-determination. Soon to become a socio-political movement, they will now be mandated to promote good governance on every level of discourse. Strong, consistent leadership is the
Press Release 7 May 2017 We, the International Fellows of King Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID) strongly condemn the double bomb blast yesterday in front of Imamate Islamic Center in Quiapo, Manila, Philippines. This attack, like other terrorist acts around the world, was cowardly done and there is no
International Month of Peace Workshop The Workshop on the Culture of Peace and Conflict Sensitivity was held on September 20, 2016 at the Training room, 8th Floor Community Center, Ateneo de Davao University. The workshop was conducted by Al Qalam Institute with the coordination of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace Process (OPAPP).
Partnership
August 5, 2016 – CARD BANK INC. set up a conference meeting with the Islamic Finance Team of Al Qalam Institute for Islamic Identities and Dialogue in Southeast Asia. CARD BANK INC. is a micro-finance oriented rural bank and a member of CARD MRI which is a multi-million institution. One of the projects of Al
We, the Salam: Ateneo Muslim Society, the Al Qalam Institute, and the Muslim community of the Ateneo de Davao University condemn the heinous attack at the Roxas Night Market last September 2, 2016, Friday, here in Davao City. It was a sad and horrifying night for the Davaoeños and for the Philippines. Fourteen (14) lives
