Positively Filipino | Online Magazine for Filipinos in the Diaspora – The Magazine
POSITIVELY FILIPINO is the premier digital native magazine celebrating the story of the global Filipino. The POSITIVELY FILIPINO online magazine chronicles the experiences of the global Filipino in all its complexity, providing analysis and discussion about the arts, culture, politics, media, sports, economics, history and social justice.
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Latest posts
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Soulful Iloilo
The coexistence of modern convenience with old world charm is why it is said that in Iloilo, “the past is always present.”
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The Monsters We Brought With Us
A Filipino American becomes fascinated with Philippine mythological creatures that inspire horror among believers.
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One Family’s Three-Generation Call to Serve
From the decks of warships and military duty stations to the U.S. Army and the diplomatic service, and now to the generation of American and Philippine foreign service officers, this is a story of duty, family, and a shared calling to public service.
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FilAms Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 83
Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
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Growing Up Filipino in San Francisco’s South of Market
Work, family, veterans, schools, music, and community in San Francisco’s South of Market.
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PinoyPals: Sharing Concerns Across the Ocean
Through weekly digital exchanges, Filipino youths were emboldened to form long-lasting relationships and global empathy beyond national borders and familial histories.
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Who Will Care for Arnold?
He spent decades caring for others yet fears there may be no one he can afford to care for him.
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Baguio’s Horror Festival Sparks Clash Over Art, Faith, City’s Identity
Debate over an important question concerning artistic and cultural expression is haunting Baguio City.
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2026 In Memoriam (Third Quarter)
Remembering those who have passed on
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Nurse Greta’s Successful Journey
Greta Boac Pardue has left a lasting mark on the nurses she has mentored, led, and inspired to “be the best they can be.”
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Riotbones’ Odyssey Into Gothic Horror Graphic Novels
Graphic novelist Riotbones created an entryway into something riveting and strange.
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After the School Shootings: What Teachers Must Now Carry Into the Classroom
Teachers have responsibilities that begin long before a child enters the classroom and continue long after the dismissal bell rings.
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Positively Filipino’s Timeline: Filipino American History
Here’s a quick look at the chronology of Filipino American history and historic breakthroughs.
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Pledge of PH Independence Act Turned Filipino U.S. Nationals Into Aliens
The Tydings–McDuffie Act promised Philippine independence while nearly closing America’s door to the Manong generation.
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Kalye NYC Restaurant Brings the Spirit of ‘Forgotten Island’ to Life
Kalye hosted an invitation-only dinner celebrating the Hollywood release of Forgotten Island, bringing Filipino food, entertainment and Asian American representation to the heart of New York City.
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What Children's Authors Are Reading for Fil-Am History Month
Filipino American children’s book authors and illustrators share a few of their go-to reads showcasing the creativity and imagination of Filipino and Filipino American storytellers
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From Death Row to Freedom: Mary Jane Veloso’s Long Road Home
With a full pardon from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., OFW Mary Jane Veloso’s trek from Indonesian death row to Philippine prison culminates in her freedom.
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‘Forgotten Island’ Animates Filipino Culture for the World
Lechon, eight-rayed sun, jeepneys and other intimations of Filipino culture populate this passion project.
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FilAms Among The Remarkable And Famous, Part 82
Role models and achievers, some of whom you may not even know are Filipino.
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Our Journey: Starting Over, Creating Spaces, Building Futures
Her family's story is one of starting over, embracing change, and believing that every sacrifice has a purpose.