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                    [Title] => Mahalin ang Ating Kultura: Loren Legarda and Kultura: Empowering micro-entrepreneurs
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As a woman who has worked long years both in the broadcast industry and in public service, Senator Loren Legarda knows the importance of women being able to discover their potential and to grow; enabling their families to have better lives.

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                    [Title] => The warp & weft of life
                    [Summary] => "Marginalized?  Poor?  Not these women", says Czarina Lim to the yet unformulated question. You can tell she’s discussed her weaving project before, and she’s passionate about it and the women involved. "They couldn’t be more central to their families, and communities," she goes on to explain.  "They generate income, yes, but they maintain their family life.  They work the hours they can handle, and they are close to their homes.  You’ll see — their children wander in and out of the weaving center." 


                    [DatePublished] => 2004-12-05 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Susan Evangelista
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                    [Title] => THE WOMEN WHO HOLD UP PALAWAN’S SKY
                    [Summary] => Women hold up half the sky, an ancient Chinese belief goes. In Palawan, where the evening skies are chockfull of stars so clear that they seem to reflect all the galaxies and constellations, women hold up more than their share. They are feisty, gutsy, assertive yet sensitive. They are attuned to the rhythms of nature, they are inventive and resourceful as they manage life in a frontier town.


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Mahalin ang Ating Kultura: Loren Legarda and Kultura: Empowering micro-entrepreneurs

September 8, 2013 - 12:00am

As a woman who has worked long years both in the broadcast industry and in public service, Senator Loren Legarda knows the importance of women being able to discover their potential and to grow; enabling their families...

Sunday Lifestyle

The warp & weft of life

By Susan Evangelista | December 5, 2004 - 12:00am

"Marginalized? Poor? Not these women", says Czarina Lim to the yet unformulated question. You can tell she’s discussed her weaving project before, and she’s passionate about it and the women...

Starweek Magazine

THE WOMEN WHO HOLD UP PALAWAN’S SKY

By Agnes Prieto | June 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Women hold up half the sky, an ancient Chinese belief goes. In Palawan, where the evening skies are chockfull of stars so clear that they seem to reflect all the galaxies and constellations, women hold up more than...

Travel and Tourism