Rain and River: How Fiction Imagines Disaster and Disappearance - University of the Philippines Diliman

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8:00 AM - UP COE Student Research Colloquium 2025 - Thesis Support Grant

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9:30 AM - A Forum Exploring the Interplay Between Intellectual Property Rights and Human Rights

12:00 PM - Kasarian Framework: Our Bridge to Queer Utopia

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9:00 AM - Seeping Through, Shaping Truth: Contesting the Politics of Language, Identity, and Representation

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8:00 AM - Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng UP Diliman 2025

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9:00 AM - AGHAMazing Talks: Philippine Climate Foresight: Collaborative Insights for a Climate-Resilient Future

11:30 AM - Decolonial Feminisms, Power and Place: Sentipensando (Feeling-Thinking) With Rural Women in Colombia

1:00 PM - Bodies of Knowledge: The Development of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Philippines 1900s–Present

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10:00 AM - Connecting Play Culture and Curriculum: Teaching Mathematics Through Toys

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5:00 PM - Paintelle: Telling Stories Beyond Canvas

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2:30 PM - The Story of an Escape: Prisoners’ Resistance in the San Ramon Penal Colony in 19th Century Mindanao

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1:00 PM - What Light It Can Hold: The Philippine Short Story in the Twenty-First Century

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

10:00 AM - Ethnomathematics: Interplay of Mathematics and Culture

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9:00 AM - Clarinet Masterclass

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1:00 PM - Shaping Data Parameters to Maximize Public Benefit

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1:30 PM - The Challenges and Promises of Governance in the Philippines, 1912–1925

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2:00 PM - On Exploring the Hyper-Diversity of Marine Gastropods

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2:30 PM - Examining Language Curricula and Language-in-Education Policies: A Language Education Research Colloquium

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10:00 AM - Balik Scientist Program: Exit Report Presentation of Dr. Arantxa Danielle Montallana

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8:00 AM - Plant Chromosome Preparation Workshop

12:00 PM - Tropical Archaeobotany: An Introduction

1:00 PM - Challenges in the Road Crash Data Collection: Are We Getting the Full Picture?

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8:00 AM - 2025 Graduate Student Conference: The Philippines in a Multipolar World

9:00 AM - LaunchPad: Your Future in Tech Starts Here

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Rain and River: How Fiction Imagines Disaster and Disappearance

Date: Jun 20 | 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Catch the lecture “Rain and River: How Fiction Imagines Disaster and Disappearance” on June 20, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom.

The lecture will be presented by Joycel Vincent Dabalos, PhD in Philippine Studies student at UP Diliman (UPD).

Register at https://tinyurl.com/y936fm7r.

The event is part of the “Heo/Geo Lecture Series” co-organized by the UPD Department of Geography and the Philippine Geographical Society.

Image from the UP Diliman Department of Geography Facebook page