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By Ma. Easterluna Canoy MALAYBALAY CITY (BukidnonNews.Net / 23 March 2025) – My copy of the legacy book on Bridging Leadership by the Asian Institute of Management-TeaM Energy Center (AIM-TEC) arrived last night. On behalf of Kitanglad Integrated NGOs and fellow bridging leaders, this is my tribute. A heartfelt thank you to AIM-TEC. The AIM book, […]
BUKIDNON VIEWS: Exploring Conflict-Sensitive Communication in Former President Duterte’s Case
MALAYBALAY CITY (BukidnonNews.Net/ 16 March 2025) — Conflict is unavoidable, but how we talk about it determines whether we deepen divisions or open paths to peace. Johan Galtung, a pioneer in peace and conflict studies, cited that poorly framed messages can escalate tensions, deepen divisions, and fuel resentment. As Galtung argues, “Peace journalism gives peace […]
Datu Makapukaw: In memoriam
Anthropologist and indigenous peoples’ advocate Ma. Easterluna Canoy pens a short tribute in remembrance of Datu Makapukaw Adolino Saway, overall chieftain of the Kitanglad Council of Elders who passed last year.
TANGKULU: A Reflection of Indigenous Leadership
Local candidates have started filing their certificates of candidacies and mostly flashing the sign of ‘One Bukidnon’ in social media.
Can this scheme bring favor to Bukidnon?
MATERIAL CULTURE: The Living Witness of the Past
In this column, Prof. Dinlayan writes from the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago as she examines Bukidnon artefacts in the museum’s collections from 1910.