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Jan 2012 |
All-out against Canada’s neoliberal agenda: progressive Filipino Canadian youth march in unison for universal educationFor immediate release Toronto, ON — On this National Day of Action to Drop Tuition Fees, members of the Filipino Canadian Youth Alliance—Ontario (UKPC/FCYA-ON) stand in solidarity with the Canadian Federation of Students and all students as we demand to drop tuition fees and… 
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Jan 2012 |
Filipino Canadians condemn racist acts of neo-Nazi group: Taking it to the streets during hearingVancouver Statement The Filipino Canadian Youth Alliance, Philippine Women Centre of BC and SIKLAB for Migrant Workers condemn the racist acts of neo-Nazi group Blood and Honour for setting a young Filipino man on fire while sleeping on a…
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Dec 2011 |
Minister Jason Kenney unveils the true colour of multiculturalism: burqa ban during citizenship oath an act of racism and abuse of powerNational Statement Toronto, ON – The Congress of Progressive Filipino Canadians (CPFC) denounces Minister Jason Kenney’s blatantly racist and repressive ban on wearing any type of face covering while taking the oath during the citizenship ceremony, a policy that represents…
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Oct 2011 |
“Maleta Stories” illuminate the streets of Toronto at the Nuit Blanche public art eventToronto, ON – Over 2,500 people gathered at Marissa Largo and the Magkaisa Centre’s groundbreaking “Maleta [Suitcase] Stories” art exhibit for one ecstatic and sleepless night as Toronto’s annual Nuit Blanche public art event lit up the streets. As the first-ever Filipino Canadian community-based project featured in this internationally-renowned art…
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Sep 2011 |
The Maleta arrives, yet again, at the internationally-renowned Nuit Blanche art exhibitToronto, ON – Enthusiasm and excitement within the Filipino Canadian community elevates as their own “Maleta (Suitcase) Stories” resonate freely on October 1st, from sunset-to-sunrise, at the internationally-renowned Nuit Blanche, an annual contemporary art event in Toronto. As the first-ever Filipino Canadian community-based art project to be included in such…
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Sep 2011 |
DisOrientation Film Screening: The Struggle for Genuine Women’s Liberation in Canada
Screening tomorrow at 313 Student Centre, York University from 2:30 – 4:30 PM. See you there!
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