La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-Mexico 2025

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1:00 PM - Future-Proofing Stories: Climate-Responsive Personal Archiving Workshop for Student Filmmakers and Film Scholars

1:00 PM - From Periphery to Plate: Filipino Cuisine, National Identity, and the Quest for Global Recognition

1:30 PM - TFRI Seminars on Understanding Research Integrity (SURI) Session #3: Applying Integrity in Research

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5:30 PM - Nuclear as Energy Security and Poverty Alleviation Platform

8:00 AM - 2025 National Conference of the Society for Strategic Education Studies

12:00 PM - The Transcription Factor Runx3 Links Cytotoxic CD8 T Cell Effector Differentiation and Long-lived Memory

8:00 AM - 2025 National Conference of the Society for Strategic Education Studies

4:00 PM - The Aftermath of the 2023 Crisis in the US: Lessons on Supervision, Discount Window Liquidity, and Other Measures

6:00 PM - Parada ng mga Planeta

10:00 AM - Outsiders and Insiders: Methodological Considerations in Community-based Research

9:00 AM - Trash-to-Cashback at UP Diliman

8:00 AM - COMPASS Philippines: Coastal Observing and Modeling for Prediction and Assessment to Support Resilient Systems

4:00 PM - Scientific Basis for the Philippines Claim for an Extended Continental Shelf in the West Philippine Sea

6:00 PM - Bordering on Friction: National Literature of Thailand and Laos

8:00 AM - UPLC WEP & GLPP Labor and Gender Training

8:30 AM - Beyond the Ocean: The Philippines and China, Past and Present

10:00 AM - Purple Day of Action

12:00 PM - Graduate Brown Bag Seminar: Investigating Pharmaceutical Markets

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9:00 AM - Trade Finance in Focus: The Legal Regulation of Electronic Trade Documents and Its Applicability to Blockchain Bills of Lading

12:00 PM - State of the Art: Digital Methods for Rock Art Research in 2025

2:00 PM - Let's Tell a Story of Your Science—Not to Save The World, But to Address Weak Link Problems

9:00 AM - The Theory/Practice G̶a̶p̶ Link: Changing the Narrative about Theory in Library and Information Science

11:00 AM - Seryeng Pandayan sa Tabi-tabi Folkloradyo: Wika at Kuwentong Bayang Tboli sa Pagtuturo ng Agham

4:00 PM - Urban Forestry Institute Diliman: Instalasyon ni Karl Castro

4:00 PM - Central Bank Data Dependency

9:00 AM - Learning How to be a Lifeline

10:00 AM - Balancing Nature and Nurture: Understanding People’s Willingness to Conserve the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services of Lagonoy Natural Biotic Area

1:00 PM - Wholesome Conversations: Guiltless Pleasure and Saner Sexual Intimacy

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10:00 AM - Rice Choruses and Forest Echoes: Exploring Behavioral Responses of Bats and Insects to Their Ultrasonic Environment

10:00 AM - Digital Humanities Workshop: Text Mining With Voyant Tools

5:30 PM - Eco Discussion: A Situationer Discussion on Our Climate

6:00 PM - Ilang Polemiko at Usapin sa Modernong Panitikan ng Indonesia

1:30 PM - DMMME Special Lecture: Manipulating Metal Atoms in Size-Selected Nanoparticles

2:00 PM - 4th Women in STEAM

5:30 PM - Cultivating Urban Resilience With Urban Agriculture

8:30 AM - La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-Mexico 2025

1:30 PM - Professorial Lecture Series: Partnership and Sustainability in Tourism

2:00 PM - Empowering HERconomy: Pinaypreneurs Championing Sustainable Businesses

10:00 AM - Transfeminism: Women’s Month 2025 Celebration

1:00 PM - Dantedì 2025: Why does Dante Continue to be Present in Contemporary Popular Culture?

2:00 PM - Practical Tips in Fire Prevention: Sharing Experiences From a Woman Firefighter

8:00 AM - Alay Dugo, Alay Lingkod: Blood Donation Drive

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Date: Mar 22 | 8:30 AM - 10:00 PM

The second episode of the “La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-Mexico 2025,” a virtual colloquium series on Philippine-Mexico relations, will happen on March 22, Saturday, 8:30–10:00 a.m., via Zoom.

The guest speaker is Miguel Ruiz Cabañas Izquierdo, ambassador and advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico. He will present the lecture “The Novohispanic Who Negotiated with the Shogun.”

To join, register at bit.ly/Historia-OlvidadaPHMX or scan the QR code on the poster.

This will also be livestreamed at https://www.youtube.com/@PHinMexico/streams.

The colloquium is organized by the Embassy of the Philippines in Mexico, in partnership with the UP Diliman Department of History, El Colegio de San Luis, and the Philippine-Mexico Studies Program of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.