Archive for the ‘Fil-Am websites’ Category

My Travel Philippines iPhone App

Just heard from Caloy Libosada from My Travel Philippines just released their iPhone application on the Philippines on travel. It showcases the destinations in all the provinces of the country. This can be a good way for everyone to know more about the country through their mobile devices. The best thing is that it’s a [...]

The Peace Corps Alumni Foundation for Philippines Development (PCAFPD)

by Sylvia The Peace Corps Alumni Foundation for Philippines Development (PCAFPD) is preparing to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Peace Corps in 2011 by collecting stories from Filipinos about Peace Corps Voluneers who served in the Philippines.  If you have memories of a Peace Corps Volunteer who was your friend, colleague or neighbor when [...]

Amanda R. Wang on the Fight Within Us

Amanda Rances Wang is a Filipina-American sharing her story and living her dream to become an amateur boxer. She is also helping spread the word about mental health awareness to the Filipino Community. Amanda’s battle to become a boxer, overcome her disability and confront public stigma will serve as the first documentary to delve inside [...]

Stephen Dypiangco’s Home Unknown

I recently got in contact with filmmaker Stephen Dypiangco and I was very interested in his documentary, Home Unknown. What is Home Unknown about and what is the Fil-Am filmmaker’s goal in this personal documentary? After years of ignoring his culture heritage and family history, Filipino-American Stephen Dypiangco attempts to reconnect with his roots by [...]

Coming Soon: Minny Pacquiao Cartoon

A Minny Pacquiao cartoon show, say what?! After hearing no news on the Fil-Am animated show The Nutshack, it was great to hear that Manny Pacquiao’s shortest biggest fan was getting his own cartoon show. For those who don’t know who Minny Pacquiao is, now is your chance to get up to speed. In a [...]

Pacific Rims: Beermen Ballin’ in Flip-Flops and the Philippines’ Unlikely Love Affair with Basketball

I’ve been following the news on Rafe Bartholomew’s book Pacific Rims, on his blog Manila Vanilla this past year. The book is about his experience in the Philippines and the nature of basketball being a big part of the country’s culture. Rafe Bartholomew, the author of Pacific Rims, is an assistant editor at Harper’s Magazine [...]

Kinema Group: A Cinematic Movement

Kinema Group LLC is a new Fil-Am owned business that is a part of the new media movement. Kinema, meaning “movement” or “motion,” is very fitting for this production team. What makes Kinema Group stand out from from other production teams? They offer more than product– Kinema Group brings an experience. They offer a visual experience [...]

FAHSC presents SINGGALOT

Finally, I was happy to hear of the news on a chapter of the Filipino American Historical Society in Chicago! For everyone in Chicago, don’t miss out on the SINGGALOT (THE TIES THAT BIND) FREE exhibit which is running from May 15 to July 25th in Schaumburg, Illinois. SINGGALOT (THE TIES THAT BIND) Filipinos in [...]

Norman de los Santos’s I Am Fil-Am

I recently got word from Baybayin artist, Norman de los Santos aka “Nordenx” on his online store where you can purchase his artwork. “I Am Fil-Am” is one of his many eye-catching art work that embodies honor and patriotism. Philippines and U.S. symbols are combined to represent the dual nature of a true American citizen. Also, Norman [...]

Meet Efren from 8asians

I was very fortunate to get Jeff from 8asians to do an interview on Fil-Am Ako when this blog was still in its early stages. Recently, I got in contact with another Fil-Am blogger at 8asians.com for an interview. Efren from 8asians was very gracious to take time out of his busy schedule for an [...]