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Sage Research Methods: Quick Guidance for Research Skills, Thesis Writing, and the Limitations of AI
Sage Research Methods: Quick Guidance for Research Skills, Thesis Writing, and the Limitations of AI
30 Mar 26
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Three Arenas Model: A Process Architecture for Next Generation Planning
Three Arenas Model: A Process Architecture for Next Generation Planning
31 Mar 26
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P4C Run: Takbo Para sa Bata, Para sa Bayan
P4C Run: Takbo Para sa Bata, Para sa Bayan
5 Apr 26
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War Memory and the Struggle for Justice: A Story of the Malaya Lolas
War Memory and the Struggle for Justice: A Story of the Malaya Lolas
8 Apr 26
Stitching Solidarity: Together We Mend, Together We End Gender-Based Violence
Stitching Solidarity: Together We Mend, Together We End Gender-Based Violence
8 Apr 26
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Reclaiming ‘Asia’: Understanding the Global Economy the Asian Way
Reclaiming ‘Asia’: Understanding the Global Economy the Asian Way
10 Apr 26
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Pasiklaban 2026 Family Day
Pasiklaban 2026 Family Day
12 Apr 26
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DSCTA Tenure Lecture
DSCTA Tenure Lecture
13 Apr 26
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"Wash Out" Film Screening and Talkback
"Wash Out" Film Screening and Talkback
14 Apr 26
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UP NSRI-BRSL Laboratory Animal Workshop
UP NSRI-BRSL Laboratory Animal Workshop
17 Apr 26
Senior Citizens’ Talastasan: Serbisyo, Karapatan, at Paninindigan sa Gitna ng Krisis
Senior Citizens’ Talastasan: Serbisyo, Karapatan, at Paninindigan sa Gitna ng Krisis
17 Apr 26
Crude Realities: Confronting the Oil Crisis in Asia
Crude Realities: Confronting the Oil Crisis in Asia
17 Apr 26
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What’s (Not) in a Letter? Filipinx, Coloniality, and the Ontologics and Semiotics of Trans Erasure in Online Discourses

Date: Mar 18 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Catch the lecture “What’s (Not) in a Letter? Filipinx, Coloniality, and the Ontologics and Semiotics of Trans Erasure in Online Discourses” on March 18, Wednesday, at 10 a.m. via Facebook Live.

The guest speaker is Jennifer B. Delfino, PhD, an associate professor of anthropology at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Watch the livestream at https://www.facebook.com/upd.decl.

The event is organized by the UP Diliman Department of English and Comparative Literature.

Image from the UP Diliman Department of English and Comparative Literature Facebook page