By using bicycles as the primary vehicle for the historical tour, Sintang Lakbay aims to reconnect us with urban landscapes, revive working-class memory in national history, and inspire public contributions through art and research. Not only it helps us to reconnect with the past but also contributes to the promotion of cleaner air in urban environments. Biking through city streets reduces the emission of harmful pollutants, ensuring that participants and bystanders alike can breathe cleaner air.

The EDSA People Power Revolt serves as a powerful reminder that we are not just observers, but active participants in shaping history. It challenges us to recognize and seize the opportunities presented by pivotal moments to demand the common good.

350 Pilipinas is among the distinguished partners recognized by the DepEd School Division Office in Nueva Vizcaya during the AGAPEd: Stakeholders Convergence for the ADALantados held on February 20, 2024.  The award recognized the joint effort between academic institutions and stakeholders such as civil society organizations to improve the quality of education in the Philippines.

This year, we strive to advocate for a just transition in energy and transport systems, contributing to decarbonization efforts in the Philippines, aiming for a sustainable, low-carbon future while broadening outreach efforts to engage new constituencies and stakeholders beyond traditional climate movements.

What does it mean to plan climate justice activities at the next UN climate talks, following the October 7th attacks and the ongoing war on Gaza?