The media is one of the most influential part of society. In the modern world where information technology had broaden the scope of the term “media.” Bloggers had become one of the formidable members of the new media being a new army in the hopes to achieve the delivery of positive news. Here is one article about Peace and PeaceTech from the Mami and Family blog: Sarah Palin on her beauty queen moment she said, “Free people that make up free country don’t wage war on another free country.I Read more [...]
Continue Reading →Cotobato City, one of PeaceTech’s partner province and city is now under a state of calamity due to the heavy flooding in the area. The flooding had displaced many families and had also affected many students. As part of an effort to help them in this troubled times we are hoping that you can lend your support in cash or in kind for them. FOR IN KIND DONATIONS please drop your gifts of solidarity in our office asap at the PeaceTech Office at Unit 212, Techportal Building, UP Ayala Land Technohub, Read more [...]
Continue Reading →Welcome to the interactive website of PeaceTech.net! We call this website “PeaceTech.net Reloaded” because we are investing more on the user participation and interaction in order for everyone to have a say on the topic of “peace.” We also invite you to FILL OUT THE FEEDBACK FORM to help us improve the website. To REGISTER or LOGIN just click on the link on LEFT top of the page. So WHAT’S NEW? PEACE NEWS – We introduce an interactive map where you can be instantly updated on the latest Read more [...]
Continue Reading →READ NOW By J. Vincent Sarabia Ong (The Philippine Star) Updated March 19, 2011 Searching for answers on how the Philippines can be a testament to doing post tyrannical regimes right, I turned to undersecretary Louie Montalbo of the Office of the Presidential Advisor on the Peace Process for answers. As closed door bureaucratic as his work sounds, Montalbo gave an unexpected response to resolving this issue. He says that the “the hunger for peace has to be palpable. It cannot be abstract.” This Read more [...]
Continue Reading →I see you — One of the mass video conferences Peacetech conducts every few months, links thousands of students in Metro Manila and in Mindanao.
[/caption] MANILA, Philippines — Religion has always been a contentious issue in the country. And because 90 percent of the country’s population are Christians, while only 10 percent are Muslims, the majority has always associated the minority with terrorism and conflict. Conversely, younger Muslims Read more [...]
Continue Reading →By Sunshine Lichauco de Leon Philippine Daily Inquirer First Posted 03:58:00 03/06/2011 LINK TO ORIGINAL ARTICLE MANILA, Philippines—“It’s very overwhelming to communicate with Muslims [and finding] that they’re the same as me. It felt great. And they were just as overwhelmed with us. They really want to show that they are not the people we think they are. They’re the same as any of us. They’re not people we should be afraid of,” said Sandra, one of the Christian students participating Read more [...]
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