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Politics of Emotions: The Role of Emotions in the Political Activity of Health Workers in the University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH) During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Gutierrez, John Angelo J.; Floron IV, Rochel M. (2023-05)

Moving away from the usual top-down approach on the study of social and political movements in post-disaster events, this research focused on its most personal aspect—emotions. This allowed the researchers to step on a ...
Elections Through the Eyes of Persons with Visual Impairment (PVI): The Experiences of PVIs on the Accessible Polling Places (APPs) During the 2022 National and Local Elections

Dimapilis, Djoanna Marie; Dolor, Theo Exequiel B. (2023-01)

The Philippines is a democratic country. Hence, every voter must have equal opportunity to cast their votes during elections. But a significant number of Filipino voters still experience physical barriers and challenges ...
Respect My Opinion: Identifying the Impact of Social Media Misinformation and Disinformation on the Political Perceptions and Preferences of Filipino Gen Z Voters in Metro Manila

Cruz, Patricia Bianca C.; Lazaro, Michelle Jade Lowelle A. (2023-01)

Mass media acts as one of the main agents of socialization. As molders of our values and information systems, mass media proves to be a dominant force in society, particularly in the area of politics. It also continues ...
Your Partner in Health?: A Qualitative Study on the Struggles of Indigent Patients from Barangay Bagong Silangan, District 2, Quezon City in Availing PhilHealth Benefit Packages for COVID-19

Macarilay, Benjamin Joseph P.; Tapia, Reeca Adelle F. (2023-01)

The most common notion of ensuring the health of individuals is to give them access to healthcare services. But since such healthcare services are not free, the aim has been to cover their costs whenever they utilize ...
United as One: Probing the Conceptualization behind the Iglesia Ni Cristo Voters’ Choice in the 2022 National Elections

Beltran, Jan Sofia M.; Boto, Joana Louise M. (2023-01)

Existing literature on Iglesia Ni Cristo focuses more on the religion as a whole. This qualitative case study sought to understand the reflections of Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) members who voted in the 2022 Philippine ...
Against Authoritarian Continuity: Exploring Filipino Students' Participation in Social Media Activism and Offline Activism For #NoToMarcosDuterte2022

Siaotong, Stephanie Joyce S.; Ventura, Noel Christian F. (2023-01)

What informs the link between social media activism and offline activism through offline protest participation? This study represents an attempt to address this gap in the literature by focusing on students’ subjective ...
The Politics of Urban Resettlement: The Socioeconomic Inequities Experienced by Displaced Single Mothers in Barangay Dayap, Calauan, Laguna

Santiago, Drew Shannen N.; Villareal, Ciara Angeline I. (2023-01)

The present study looked into the politics of urban resettlement by examining the socioeconomic inequities of the development-displaced single mothers in Barangay Dayap, Calauan, Laguna. An in-depth qualitative, ...
A Small Pebble Creating Big Waves An Analysis of the Impacts of the Maginhawa Community Pantry as a Social Movement to the Psychosocial Behavior of Filipino Community Pantry Organizers in the National Capital Region

Nolasco, Marvin Nicolo D.; Tolentino, Paulina Ysabelle E. (2023-01)

The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted numerous sectors of society, which led to a worsened state of nationwide concerns, including poverty, joblessness, and hunger. As a means to help and alleviate the woes ...
Exploring the Contraceptive Embarrassment and Contraceptive Use Among Unmarried Female College Students in Metro Manila

Ipapo, Hannah Christine P.; Ramirez, Jearold Mary F. (2023-06)

The global failure to protect women's rights and the lack of comprehensive sexual education contribute to barriers to effective contraceptive use, including limited knowledge, harmful social norms, and stigma surrounding ...
The Influence of Neoliberalism in the College Education of Political Science Students at The University of the Philippines Manila

Valero, Jeanne Aubrey B. (2023-01)

This study aimed to investigate the current curriculum system followed and being developed by the political science students at University of the Philippines, Manila. A quantitative approach using a descriptive-correlational ...
Nudes for Sale!": Pagsusuri sa Kalagayan ng mga Patutot at Birtwal na Pagbebenta ng Aliw sa Gitna ng Pandemya

De Jesus, Daniel E.; Saria, Kyla Y. (2023-01)

Sa bansang Pilipinas, kung saan ang salitang prostitusyon ay ilegal at may kaakibat na napakalaking panganib ang sinumang tatahak o papasok sa ganitong uri ng gawain. Nakasaad din ito sa Artikulo 202 ng Revised Penal ...
Social Media as a Source of Political Information on Election: A Case Study of the Municipality of Norzagaray, Bulacan Impoverished First-time Youth Voters

Abalos, Ashly Gemar; Chan, Adrian Rennei DL. (2023-06)

Social media as a relatively new yet widely used means of sharing and encountering various kinds of information may work for or against the preparedness of the voting population of a country for election time. Social media ...
Government Response in Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic: a Case of Community Pantries and Red-tagging in the Philippines

Leuenberger, Sabrina Marie L.; Ducut, Matthew James B. (2023-01)
Understanding the role of political dissimilarity in the civic attitude of university-level students

Nakpil, Yves Jude A.; So, Tyra Oliva R. (2022-11)

The Philippines has entered a new regime after the divisive national elections last year. Along with this transition is the continuous endangerment to civic space and threats to democracy in the context of prevalent ...
The Conflict of the Domestic and Academic Roles: Examining the Lived Online Learning Experiences of UPM-CAS in the Household

Coquia, Rhealyn G.; Cube, Jana Isabela B. (2023-03)

This paper explores the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on students' academic productivity as their education transitioned from face-to-face setup to online learning setup. It aims to explore how the pandemic has affected ...
“Divorce in the eyes of women": Examining the experience of women in cohabitation that shapes their perception of the legalization of divorce

Collantes, Aira Janine A.; Dorado, Psalm T. (2023-01)

The study aimed to investigate the experiences and perceptions of women in cohabitation towards the legalization of divorce in the Philippines. A qualitative research design and grounded theory analysis method were ...
Baguhin ang Sistema? The Perceptions of Filipinos on the Parliamentary System as an Alternative Form of Government

Bernaldo, Aaron Silas C.; Arda, Adrian Y. (2023-01)

The parliamentary system has been presented as an alternative to the Philippine presidential system and has been a recurring topic of debate in constitutional reform or charter change due to the perceived superiority of ...
Byaheng Klasroom: A qualitative study of the implementation and learning experience of students and teachers of UP- Manila and UST on the shift to limited face-to-face classes

Abaoag, Jenalyn T.; Faustino, Rumina Mae G. (2023-01)

The Covid-19 pandemic has disturbed the education systems worldwide. The students have been instructed to do online classes while the pandemic was still on its peak. After years of conducting online classes, the government ...
An Exploratory Study of the Bureaucratic Strategies of the Bureau of Corrections in Addressing the Overcrowding Conditions of the New Bilibid Prison

Bosi, Saschia Melizette G.; Castro, Christel Joyce A. (2023-06)

Prison overcrowding has been a perennial social issue in the Philippine correctional system. Prison facilities in the country are often described as overcrowded and congested resulting in poorer conditions for persons ...
Effects of Misogynist Political Pressure on the Media Coverage of Women Journalists During the Duterte Administration from 2016 to 2022

De Jesus, Marianne Zen Therese O.; Galaites, Aliah Kyla M. (2023-07)

During the term of President Rodrigo Duterte from 2016 to 2022 there has been a spur of misogynist attacks against women in general. One of the fields of women greatly affected by this is women in the media because their ...

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