The best way to show your support is to attend our benefit concert. But if you can’t make it and still want to help, you can always donate online or offline via our members. Of course, financial support is not the only way to lend a hand: you can help us spread the word by promoting this campaign on your own website, blog, Facebook page, Twitter, Friendster, Hyves or any other social network. Read on and learn exactly how you can help make this fund raising campaign a success. Read More
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3 ways to support our fund drive and help the storm victims
Sunday, October 25th, 2009Bangon, Pinoy! Rise above the storm: Celebrating the unsinkable Filipino spirit
Friday, October 23rd, 2009Warm greetings in this season of storms!
We call on the Filipino-Dutch community and other sectors in the Netherlands to support our fund raising campaign for the relief and rehabilitation for storm victims in the Philippines. ‘Bangon, Pinoy! Rise above the storm’ is a campaign that aims to leverage online social networks to gather donations, and will culminate in a benefit concert featuring some of our world-class Filipino artists and performers residing in the Netherlands. Read More
Free Our Sisters! Free Ourselves!
Friday, October 10th, 2008
We raise the alarm as recent events in the Philippines witness the attack on our basic democratic rights. Legitimate expressions of dissent are banned, rallies violently dispersed. Read More
The Purple Rose Campaign
Friday, October 10th, 2008
The PURPLE ROSE CAMPAIGN is an international campaign initiated by GABRIELA to raise awareness on the issue of sex trafficking of Filipino women and children: the brutal control exercised over women and children victims; the high incidence of violence and the tremendous self-sacrifice the women undergo to ensure the economic survival of their families in the Philippines. It shall provide a means by which everyone and anyone can express disapproval and opposition against the use of the sex trade and forced labor as a means of propping up the collapsing economy. Read More