When leaders throw a tantrum
The writer asserts, "The current Senate president must accept that his position is ultimately temporary and is determined by his colleagues."
Anna Cristina Tuazon
Living through a crisis
How do we live our lives while the world is in an ongoing crisis, asks the writer.
Why we don’t ask why
There is no social context or setting untouched by the risk of suicide. Asking “why,” especially when it comes to emotions, forces the person to view their feelings through…
The dangers of an ‘attention economy’
Our attention has more economic value than ever. The problem is that it does not care about the quality of our attention and therefore goes for the cheapest way to get our…
Unfriendly banter
The writer asks: Is a book on friendship worth P10 million? Moreover, is it worth taxpayers' money?
Reversing the culture of bullying
The Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) in 2022 indicated that one out of three Filipino students have experienced bullying.
Life-work balance
Life-work balance isn’t simply about managing our time. It also does not require having to lead compartmentalized lives, with work and stress on one side and life and enjoyment…
Seeing children through the storm
Storms can be frightening for children, and in some cases, traumatic.
Storytelling as policy
What stories can we tell through policies and programs? And are these stories enough?
Why vaccine-preventable diseases are back
The writer argues that trust in health systems is key to allaying fears and hesitation around vaccination.