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Rappler investigative team wins 2 SOPA awards for drug war story
(3rd UPDATE) Rappler's 7-part investigative story, 'Murder in Manila' will receive the Group B Excellence in Human Rights Reporting Award and the Group B Excellence in Investigative Reporting Award from the Society of Publishers in Asia
St Scholastica's Sister Mary John calls journalists an 'endangered species'
'I think they are inspiring so many people to also have courage, and to stand out and speak out against corruption, against all the injustices that we are experiencing in our times,' says Sister Mary John Mananzan
Rappler’s Patricia Evangelista wins Hildegarde broadcast journalism award
The theme of the 13th Hildegarde Awards for Women in Media and Communication 'recognizes women media practitioners who served and paved the way in improving the welfare of the youth'
#ThewRap: Videos to watch this week, April 9-15, 2018
Videos to keep you up-to-date with the news this week
WATCH: Women in the World 2018
Women in the World share stories and offer solutions for a better life for women and girls
The Fifth Man
The police call it an encounter. The survivor says it was an execution. Forensic evidence says he may be right.
The red mark
For three months in 2017, the Payatas village hall and the police station demanded the profiling and drug testing of residents they believed were drug personalities. Every household that refused was marked red.
This is where they do not die
The war, as we have discovered, is fought in places where privilege does not extend
The Impunity Series
Rappler’s series of investigations documents the drug war as it continues to be fought across the first year of Duterte's presidency
WATCH Duterte Year 1: Rappler reporters on their biggest stories
Here are the highlights of the first 365 days of President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration according to Rappler reporters
Rappler's Patricia Evangelista wins SOPA award for drug war story
Rappler journalist Patricia Evangelista wins the SOPA 2017 Awards for Editorial Excellence in Feature Writing for coverage of the drug war
Rappler's Patricia Evangelista finalist in SOPA awards
Evangelista’s ‘In the Name of the Father’ is one of the finalists in the awards Excellence in Feature Writing category
Rappler journalists win top Asian award for 'Impunity' series
Rappler s Patricia Evangelista and Carlo Gabuco bag an award for their series on Philippine drug related killings
#ThewRap: Things you need to know, April 28, 2017
Hello Here are the stories you shouldn t miss this Friday
TOWNS 2016 awardee Patricia Evangelista: Silence is consent
Our job today is to remember Give the dead names faces stories – beyond the fact that they were one in 4 000 or 5 000 or 30 000 killed says 2016 TOWNS awardee for media Patricia Evangelista
WATCH: The Imagined President with Patricia Evangelista and Nicole Curato
The presidential profile series which maps the narratives presented by both candidates and their critics took 6 months to complete
#PHVote wRap: Patricia Evangelista and Nicole Curato on 'The Imagined President'
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Iloilo youth to #TheLeaderIWant: 'Listen to our stories'
How do presidential candidates plan to address the practice of political patronage promote sustainable development and increase income opportunity in Iloilo?
Rappler's Patricia Evangelista wins 2015 TOYM award
The 10 recipients of this year s awards embody the spirit of TOYM and are recognized for their excellence in their fields and service to countrymen
Rappler’s Patricia Evangelista bags Ochberg Fellowship
The newly selected Ochberg Fellows from 9 countries represent the best of trauma aware journalism worldwide
Social media education pushed at #Connected2015 summit
Communication students from Metro Manila and nearby cities come together to learn about media education
Iglesia ni Cristo: We are one
Ask them what they stand for ask them who they are ask them what church and state means to them Watch the heads turn see the hands clutch no name no home no stance can’t talk sorry sorry go away
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
Rappler's Patricia Evangelista receives AFP Kate Webb Prize
The prize recognizes exceptional journalism in dangerous or difficult conditions by Asian journalists
Between journalism and advocacy: Blurring the lines
At the 2014 PH SocialGood journalism summit Shahira Amin and Patricia Evangelista talk about the interplay between pushing for change and telling a good story
Reaching out after watching 'Three Days' documentary
A follow up on Rappler s short documentary Three Days Here s how donors and volunteers can help
Three days: A Rappler documentary on hunger
In their sleep they try to forget the physical pains of hunger and the problems that await them tomorrow
Rappler reporter wins Agence France-Presse Kate Webb Prize
Patricia Evangelista s moving video and text storytelling from her coverage of the Zamboanga crisis and Typhoon Haiyan stood out in a strong field of contenders for the prize
Rappler wins best short film in Asian disaster conference
Rappler s Patricia Evangelista takes home the prize for best short film at the 6th Asian Ministerial Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction AMCDRR in Bangkok
Vignettes of Yolanda
MovePH takes a look back at some of the most moving stories of Typhoon Yolanda
What can citizens do to build disaster resilient communities?
How can social media often dismissed as a form of entertainment save lives? MovePH went to Lucban Quezon to talk about how the youth of today can be the heroes of tomorrow
The Cyber Chastity Act of 2014
It s as if the addition of the word cyber to sex suddenly and incomprehensibly made sexual activity a criminal act
Telling the story of Yolanda
You need to keep on writing reporting telling even if sometimes it doesn t quite make sense because hopefully one day it will
The baby in the backpack
The truth is that there is no going home from Haiyan It is difficult to write about it and more difficult to write about anything else
After Haiyan: No man left behind
No son looking for his mother will consider right this treatment of Haiyan’s dead
Rappler Women: The year in moods
The Rappler women discuss national events media and the emerging role of women in society as well as their journey as women and professionals
Rappler's Pat Evangelista among 2013 Freedom Flame awardees
Patricia Evangelista is recognized for her insightful video documentaries and news reporting on issues on freedom and human rights
Piolo to share thoughts on stardom
Actor singer on the rewards and pitfalls of celebrity in Showbiz Inside Report
The coffin in the living room
The family of Serendra victim Sallymar Natividad bid farewell to the 41 year old driver who died on May 31 2013
The rape of Jessica Soho
Vice Ganda does not understand why so many made his joke an issue This is about how this man looks at women and what he finds funny is a judgment on him as well
#MoveCavite: Safeguarding the People's Vote
Rappler s MovePH brings its chat series to Silang Cavite
Rappler's Patricia Evangelista wins Devex award
Patricia Evangelista is one top 40 global development leaders according to the world s largest community of aid and development professionals
Life was hard, love was easy
In San Miguel Zambales 74 year old Magdalena sleeps with her husband Julian under a tent under the stars
Reading in the rain
In Surigao del Sur after typhoon Pablo teachers fight to educate their students in a school without a roof
Because the world failed to end
This is what happens when the world fails to end The dead become nameless The lost remain lost The exodus continues father and mother and cousin and the girl who used to live next door
Ang isla ni Pablo
It s a story of survival in a place its people once called paradise
58 seconds
Three years after the murder of 58 in Ampatuan Maguindanao on November 23 2012 we ask the nation to remember
#MoveDumaguete: Register now!
Registration is free but we are encouraging interested participants to accomplish an online registration form
The failed state of Miriam Defensor-Santiago
She believes that the idiocies acted out in court may be intended to precipitate a stroke or a heart attack or were designed deliberately to make her lose her temper
