to live, to love, to learn, to leave a legacy… and to laugh along the way
We must all unite – citizens, local community leaders, government officials, engineers, scientists and subject matter experts – behind a single mission to keep people safe. Let us honor the thousands of lives cut short not with empty promises, but by learning from these brutal lessons. We must act now, together, to build a shield strong enough to safeguard the families of our brothers in the highlands of Nepal and Tibet, and ensure that such a tragedy never silences those valleys once again.
Understanding the broader context of climate-related disasters such as these tropical storms can help us respond to future crises better. We must continue learning about sustainable practices and disaster preparedness to empower our communities to better withstand future storms.
by: Atty Jun Amora a repost from an article from the Bohol Chronicle 16 July 2017 Jun Amora is a close associate who has a
After its successful foray in Bohol for the 2nd Cobra – PDBF International Club Crew Challenge last May, the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation (PDBF) takes
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will be hosting the 4th Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT) Disaster Management & Communications Workshop on 23-25 July at
Kudos to the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation for supporting a noble cause!! The PDBF recently joined hands with Greenpeace in a charity program aptly called
Color My World 