- Appreciating Philippine Culture and the Arts in Washington D.C.
- Challenges to Recovery in Marawi City A Year after the Siege
- June 11 | Philippine Culture and Arts in Washington DC: Reflections by Virgilio Almario
- Philippine Sisig Garnered Top Awards at DC’s Annual Culinary Challenge
- Science, Technology and Innovation in Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience-Building in the Philippines
- June 4: A Forum on Marawi Siege One-Year Later
- May 21: Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Resilience in the Philippines
- Senator Loren Legarda Addresses Washington Policy Circle at CSIS Leadership Forum
- Positively Filipino: “What is the US-Philippines Society?” by Ambassador John F. Maisto
- Secretary Diokno Outlines Philippines Socio-Economic Goals
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Challenges to Recovery in Marawi City A Year after the Siege
WASHINGTON, D.C.- The US-Philippines Society and the Asia Foundation hosted a forum to assess the pace of recovery, the political and security environment, and status of displaced persons following the 5-month Marawi siege that began on May 23, 2017 at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington D.C. on June …
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Philippine Sisig Garnered Top Awards at DC’s Annual Culinary Challenge
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Sisig, the Philippine dish prepared by Philippine Embassy’s Chef Abie Sincioco-Mateo was voted by food critics and Washingtonians, as the best among over 24 entries representing participating embassies at the 2018 Embassy Chef Challenge, held on Thursday, May 17, at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade …
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