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creative at the JULIA
CAMPBELL AGROFOREST MEMORIAL PARK INAUGURATION |
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As
a tribute to fallen US Peace Corps volunteer Julia Campbell, the
citizens of Asipulo, Ifugao, through the Indigenous Farmers for
Sustainable Agriculture Association (IFSAA) inaugurated the
Julia
Campbell Agroforest Memorial Park in barangay Pula
on June 3, 2007.
The JCAMPark offers camping, trekking and hikes, and
tree-planting activities for sustainable agriculture, with very
knowledgeble local guides provided for visitors.
The event was attended by representatives from the provincial
governements of Ifugao and the Mountain Province, US Peace Corps
volunteers, foreign agencies personnel, local tourists, park sponsors
and donors, and was presided by the Mayor of Asipulo with
volunteer-hosts Dustin Butler and Gerald Puguon. |
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creative at the SHARE
A MAMMO CARE LAUNCH 2007 |
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The
Share
A MammoCare Project of the Zonta Club of Metro-Ortigas and
the
Valencia-Cortez Foundation was successfully launched on April 27, 2007,
along with the unveiling of logo plaques of both organizations at the
entrance of the mammography room at the same facility. Guests include
Tina L. Santos, MD, Chairman and President of the Philippine Foundation
for Breast Cancer, Inc. and Roland L. Cortez, MD, Chief of
the
East Avenue Medical Center.
In Southeast Asia, the Philippines has the most number of breast cancer
cases with an estimated 14,000 in 2006 alone; many of these cases are
from indigent families who cannot afford a mammogram which can detect
early stages of the disease.
The Share
A MammoCare Project
consists of a card with a P500.00 gift
certificate which, when purchased from the organizations, sponsors a
beneficiary to a free mammogram at the East Avenue Medical Center. The
proceeds from the sale of the cards funds the chemotherapy programs of
indigent breast cancer patients. |
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creative at the DLSZ
MASQUERADE PROM |
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The
set design and theme decor by Karissa Villa for De La Salle Santiago
Zobel's Masquerade
Prom
established the mood for the rest of the evening's activities at the
Rizal Ballroom of the Shangri-la in Makati in February 10, 2007.
Read
about the trendsetting event by Gino de la Paz, one of the
evening's guest judges, here. |
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| east axis creative and livELY
2007 |
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livELY was the
definitive benefit concert held for free on January 28, 2007 at
the Central Plaza of the Eastwood City for Filipino singer
and
songwriter Ely Buendia who suffered a heart attack after an out of town
performance and had undergone angioplasty surgery twice. The one-night
concert was broadcast live over Magic 89.9 and was participated in by
more than one hundred bands, singers and celebrities.
Photo
shows a livELY volunteer
with one of the EACI -contributed hand-made boxes.
(Thanks for the pic, Jim
Ayson!)
View
past and current news on livELY
at
philmusic.com |
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creative at the GRAPHIKA
MANILA | 06 |
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Graphika
Manila 2006
is
an International Multimedia Design Conference featuring top local
and international designers. The convention will feature presentations
on Graphic and Print Media Design, Web Design and Development, Flash
Design and Development, Motion Graphics and Video Production,
Multimedia Design Ideas and Inspirations, Freelancing Techniques, and
more design topics. December 2, 2006 at the Premier Cinema of the Mall
of Asia, 9am-9pm. east axis creative was at the GM|06 by
being part of its support teams. |
| Speakers at the GM
| 06 Joshua Davis | MK12 | inksurge | Team Manila | Nico
Puertollano | Avid
Liongoren | Drew Europeo and blackflood | graphikamanila.com |
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| GIVING TO
THE WASTE
MARKET 06 |
east axis creative
fulfilled
one of its advocacies by being at the Waste
Market on
December 8, 2006.
The
Waste Market was an event organized by the City of Makati in
collaboration with Philippine
Business for the Environment, Ayala Foundation,
National
Solid Waste Management Commission and DENR, from 8am to
3pm at the Goldcrest Parking Lot, Ayala Center, Makati City.
The
event is held every month and was organized to help promote recycling
in the Philippines. Accepted are traditional (plastic, paper, board,
boxes) and non-traditional waste (electronics, computer parts, CDs) by
its accredited industrial recyclers HMR, TIPCO
and Polyplastic.
The
event organizers believe that by selling “junk” or
still useful waste to accredited recyclers, we lessen the amount of
trash that goes directly to landfills or illegal dumping/recycling.
What better way to dispose of your junk and at the same time help
protect our environment, indeed. |
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