The visit aimed to engage with local and regional officials, as well as civil society, to deepen understanding of the nuances of the region’s pursuit for autonomy. The 2-day itinerary was packed with insightful engagements, offering a window into the region's journey towards self-governance and empowerment.
Read more: IAG Conducts Learning Visit to Deepen Understanding of Cordillera's Push for Autonomy
Both studies were funded by the Australian Government and are now available on the IAG website, with limited printed copies available at the IAG offices in Manila and Cotabato City.
Read more: New IAG Research Offers Insights on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism in BARMM
In an era dominated by Facebook and TikTok, how can we ignite the interest of young people in community and political issues? This question serves as the backdrop for our 2024 capacity-building activities for Indigenous youth, supported by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. As of March 2024, this initiative has already led to two youth camps focused on cultural enrichment.
Read more: HIGHLIGHTS: 2024 IAG Indigenous Youth Camp Series so far
IAG and Notre Dame of Midsayap College (NDMC) have forged a strategic partnership to bolster civic education and research efforts within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao's Special Geographic Area (SGA). Signed on March 22, 2024, by IAG Executive Director Atty. Benedicto Bacani and NDMC President Fr. Ramon Maria Bernabe, this agreement signifies a joint commitment to pooling resources and engaging stakeholders and the public across the SGA.
A limited number of free copies of the reports will be available at the IAG offices in Cotabato City and Manila following the launch on March 21st. Individuals outside these areas can obtain a copy by contacting IAG for information on shipping.
Read more: IAG to unveil new research on preventing and countering violent extremism in BARMM