An incoming 12th grade senior high student of Ateneo de Zamboanga University represented the voices of the Filipino youth in an international meeting of government
Last March 23, ACCA-SUGPAT inaugurated its first focus group discussion (FGD) in Barangay Dulian to determine the educational needs of out-of-school-youths enrolled in the Alternative
Over thirty participants gathered at the Garden Orchid Hotel to attend “HU YOUth?: A Participatory Workshop to Understand Our Adolescents in Zamboanga City,” held last
“There really is a need to create more programs for our out-of-school-youth,” said Department of Education secretary Leonor Magtolis-Briones in a close encounter with ACCA-SUGPAT
Scanning through the mysterious and metaphoric photos illumined by the blue-led lights, the Silent Concert exhibit was loudly resounding the Animo Ateneo. This fundraising art
SUGPAT Arts for Youth Development Project under the Ateneo Center for Culture and the Arts underwent its first Project Implementation Review today, October 11, 2016.
“SALAM,” the Arabic word for peace, was spelled out on canvas as a subject of one of the paintings in the exhibit during the SUGPAT
Short films produced by out-of-school youth of Masepla who participated in the Ateneo Center for Culture and the Arts (ACCA)’s SUGPAT Arts for Development program,were
Widow of SAF officer PSI Ryan Pabalinas, Erika and daughter, together with other family members attended the Mass of Remembering commemorating the first year anniversary
ADZU Center for Culture and the Arts director Marco Alfino “Kiko” Miranda has been invited to be an artist-in-residence at the ricca ricca*festa 2015 (International
