Patricia Evangelista receives NCCA’s Ani ng Dangal award

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Patricia Evangelista receives NCCA’s Ani ng Dangal award
The National Commission on Culture and the Arts recognizes Patricia Evangelista's compelling work and reporting on disaster and conflict in the Philippines

MANILA, Philippines – Rappler multimedia manager and reporter Patricia Evangelista is one of this year’s Ani ng Dangal awardees for her achievements in broadcast arts.

Organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the Ani ng Dangal (harvest of honors) Awards is given to artists and cultural workers whose works have earned international awards and accolades during the previous year. 

In 2014, Evangelista was awarded the Agence France-Presse Kate Webb Prize for her compelling reporting on disaster and conflict in the Philippines. When Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) struck the Visayan region in 2013, she spent a month reporting from the affected communities.

PATRICIA EVANGELISTA while on coverage in Tacloban City after Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) devasted Eastern Visayas in the Philippines. Photo by Jake Verzosa

This year, Evangelista will join 49 individuals from different fields:

For broadcast arts:

  • Leonardo Katigbak of ABS-CBN and GMA News TV’s Bayan Ko

For cinema:

  • Siege Ledesma’s Shift
  • Jun Lana
  • Ronnie Quizon
  • Mikhail Red
  • Rekorder
  • Lav Diaz
  • Will Fredo’s In Nominee Matris
  • Hazel Tapales Orencio
  • Jake Cuenca
  • Joel Lamangan’s Kamkam
  • Liza Diño
  • Allen Dizon
  • Diane Ventura
  • Mark Justine Aguillon
  • Nerissa Picadizo’s Astray
  • Francis Xavier Pasion’s Bwaya
  • Roberto Reyes Ang’s TNT
  • Carlo Obispo’s Purok 7
  • Sandy Talag
  • Eduardo Roy Jr.’s Quick Change
  • Miggs Cuaderno
For dance:
  • Halili Cruz Ballet Company,
  • A Team
  • Xtreme Dancers
  • Johnny Sustantivo Villanueva
  • Kayleen Mae Ortiz
  • Margaret Chua Lao
  • Miguel Leopoldo Ignacio
For literary arts:
  • Sophia Marie Lee for the literary arts
For music:
  • Lloyd Edisonne Judilla Montebon
  • Novo Concertante Manila Choir
  • Saint Louie University Glee Club
  • Alvin Paulin
  • Aleron Choir
For visual arts:
  • Ronnie Dayo
  • Robert John Cabagnot
  • Glenn Isaac
  • Mario Cardenas
  • Kenneth Cobonpue
  • Jophel Botero Ybiosa
  • Gina Meneses
  • Phoebelyn Gullunan
  • Jamille Blanca Aguilar
  • James Singlador
  • Danilo Victoriano Jr.
  • Ruston Banal
  • Trisha Co Reyes
  • Justen Paul Tolentino
  • Jamia Mei Tolentino
  • Jesus Ramos Tejada
  • Maria Angelica Tejada

The Ani ng Dangal Awards is one of the highlights of NCCA’s celebration of National Arts Month (NAM) this February. The government cultural agency has lined up several events and activities throughout the month all over the country. – Rappler.com

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