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TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ARCHIVE OF PHILIPPINE-MADE ART

Curated by Tagalikha member Nikki

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Join us as we reflect on our recent event, Embracing Your Own Creative Journey, where we heard the stories of two Filipina creatives, Charisse (@chachachaoo) and Ashley (@mommasmashley). Some key topics of discussion were around creative burnout (h
Food is a big part of Filipino culture, and so it’s not surprising when it shows up in our art. Learn about #meriendamakeup, a collaboration Jennifer from @makeupjeanneish ideated and developed with Joanna from @joannadoesmakeup_! Swipe for s
Join us as we hear from Filipinas Charisse (@chachachaoo) and Ashley (@mommasmashley) on how they started their own creative journey - the good and bad along the way and insights on where they are now and where they want to go. This Saturday, April
🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️ Check out Joanna’s interview in our IGTV if you haven’t already! #AkoAyTagalikha #FilipinoCreatives #Tagalikha #FilipinxDisaspora #womenshistorymonth #meriendamakeup #unlearncoloni
“Kababaihan ang kinabukasan” simply translates to “Future is Female” in Tagalog. While this phrase was coined in 1972 to promote the first women’s bookstore in New York City, it has taken a life of its own as something p
May we continue to honor, respect, and stand for the lives lost not only in Atlanta this past week, but the thousands of other Asians across the country who have been a victim of Asian hate crimes. Having moments of reflection, strategizing change, a