• The DPWH’s Samar 2nd District Engineering Office is marking National Children’s Month by launching an internal campaign against online sexual abuse of children, urging staff to become community advocates for child safety.
•Judge Carmela Pasquin, 41, died in a Cebu motorcycle accident on Oct. 22. Known for her integrity and modesty, she was remembered as a judge who chose to commute, embodying a life of simple, principled public service.
• Usapang Peyups revisits the Bud Dajo massacre under General Leonard Wood, contrasting his colonial policies with Quezon’s independence fight, explored through 2025 films “Quezon” and “Cinemartyrs.”
• The 21st Cinemalaya festival championed women’s empowerment, with Sari Dalena winning Best Director and urging female filmmakers to overcome discrimination and use their art for social change.
• A new film competing at the Cinemalaya festival tackles “red-tagging” in the Philippines, focusing on three activists—one killed, one jailed, and one in hiding—to illustrate the practice’s life-and-death consequences.
DPWH Samar 2nd DEO Takes Stand Against Online Child Exploitation 
In Memoriam: Judge Carmela Pasquin (Oct 10, 1984 – Oct 22, 2025) 
‘The Bud Dajo massacre, Quezon and the Filipinos’ struggle for self-determination’ 
Women Power in Cinemalaya 2025 
‘Activism is Not Terrorism!’