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With your donation, we carried out livelihood assistance programs to help internally displaced persons in Marawi recover from lost incomes and properties.
US-Philippines Society President Ambassador John F. Maisto at DTI Computer Class for Marawi Evacuees, Provincial Capitol, Lanao del Sur
We rely on your donations to carry out programs that provide K-12 school-in-a-bag materials and related educational support for displaced learners in classrooms and makeshift learning spaces.
US-Philippines Society and Project Handclasp Foundation in collaboration with PDRF and Smart Communities handed over several e-school in the bags and training package to Marawi City elementary schools.
Preview of ASEAN Summit. US-Philippines Society President Ambassador John F. Maisto(left) with panelists (l-r) State Department Desk Officer Richard Blackwood, SAIS Professor William Wise, CDA Patrick Chuasoto, ASG Vice-President Meredith Miller, and Stimson Center Director for Southeast Asia Program Brian Eyler.
During the Ceremony Marking the Process of the Return of Bells of Balangiga, Wyoming, Nov 14, 2018. L-R: USPHS Member US Navy Cpt (ret) Brian Buzzell, USPHS Director Henry B. Howard, Ambassador Jose Manuel G. Romualdez, and USPHS Director Dennis Wright
BAMBOO WHISPERS Poetry of the Mangyan, Book Launch and Ambahan Poetry Reading, September 19, 2018, Washington DC.