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The Pinays Take Charge campaign is an advocacy project of Illustrado in line with the Women of Substance endeavor created to contribute to Filipina empowerment. The project seeks, not only to create a more positive image for Filipinas in the region, but also to assist in addressing problems and concerns relevant to Filipinas.
For a fashionista, life in Dubai can get very intense. As in! As they say, you are what you wear. That’s why a daster is connected to a feather duster – pang-Best in Day-Off, ika nga.
Angelita Castro-Kelly took the road less traveled. And as poet Robert Frost put it perfectly, that has made all the difference.
Because it’s fun learning about being Pinoy and living as one. Plus, there’s no such thing as Maximum Residency Rule. It’s all unli. Are you bold enough to major in BA Filipinology? See what it takes to earn a lifetime degree.
An event celebrating Pinay Power
Look who’s friends with Dove at Illustrado’s Day of Sisterhood.
Wherever in the world they may be, Filipinos always take pride in what they do. Here, an airline Cabin Manager and a hotel industry Sales Executive share about their work in the emirates.
Toastmaster Middle East Champion Rowena Gungon Niduaza’s life is a moving testament that joy and gratitude can be found even in the face of life’s toughest challenges.
Not one to be hampered by circumstances, Marietta Morada used her knowledge to serve and give back to the Philippine government and Filipino community here in the UAE, proving very well that other than being gifted with superior intellect, she is also blessed with a good heart.
At just 34 years old, Engr. Emelyn Martinez has managed to excel in a highly competitive business area which, at times is “color and gender sensitive.”
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