Webinars

Episode 5: "REUNIONS and RENEWAL. Walang Katapusang Kwentuhan." Our featured guest is MC CANLAS, who flew in from San Francisco USA for the 50th anniversary reunion of his high school class in San Fernando Pampanga.
He also joins the reunion of activists from the 70s and 80s at the 14th Ganito Tayo Noon gathering in Antipolo.
SENIOR CITI KWENTUHAN is into our fourth year. Our co-hosts are Girlie Villariba and Ed dela Torre. Simultaneously livestreamed on these FB pages: ENet Philippines,

Our featured guest is Mamerto MC Canlas, based in California, a consistent promoter of the practice and theory of Pop-Ed (popular education) in the Philippines during the martial law years and after. He describes his current work with the Filipino communities in the Bay Area, as that of “a pop-ed educator, community strategist, historian, and ethnotour docent.”

Guest: Mamerto MC Canlas
Hosts: Girlie Villariba, Ed dela Torre

Guest: Mamerto MC Canlas
Hosts: Girlie Villariba, Ed dela Torre

MC CANLAS, Author of SoMa Pilipinas in Two Languages (2002) and SoMa Pilipinas Ethnotour Guide (2012). He is resident historian of SoMa Pilipinas AND WITH THE FILIPINO AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (FADF) AS A COMMUNITY STRATEGY CONSULTANT.

Guest: Mamerto MC Canlas
Hosts: Girlie Villariba, Ed dela Torre

The case of the American War in the Philippines at the Turn of the 20th Century

As part of the San Francisco's History Days event, Rachel Lastimosa of SOMA Pilipinas and local history MC Canlas discuss the significance of monuments of the American war in the Philippines