1st Filipino American History Month Essay Writing Contest 5
The Filipino-American: Understated Power in One Space and Time
What it means to be Filipino American By Jessica Joyce Jacolbe About the author: Jessica Joyce Jacolbe is the first champion of the 1st Fil-Am History Month Essay Writing Contest initiated by the Fil-Am Press Club of New York. She lives in Brooklyn and navigates through life in NYC as a young professional journalist. […]
To be Filipino-American Means to Understand and Rise from an Oppressive Culture
What it means to be Filipino American By Carlo Ceballos About the author: Carlo Ceballos is the 3rd placer in the 1st Filipino-American History Month Essay Writing Contest which was launched by the Fil-Am Press Club of New York in October 2018. He is community organizer who is on his 3rd year in Sociology […]
On Being Fil-Am: We are a Culture of Kindness, Generosity, and Family
By Shea Formanes About the author: Shea ranks fourth in the 1st FilAm History Month Essay Writing Contest sponsored by the Fil-Am Press Club of New York in October 2018. A senior at Bayside High School in Queens, she is a book worm and loves to write short stories, poems, and essays. This one […]
Coming to Terms with My Being Filipino-American
What it Means to be Filipino-American By Jeanne F. Jalandoni (About the author: Jeanne is the second placer of the 1st Fil-Am History Month Essay Writing which was sponsored by the Fil-Am Press Club of New York in October 2018. Jeanne is a visual artist by profession who obviously can write magnificently as well.) […]
Fil-Am Press Club of New York Holds 1st Fil-Am History Month Essay Contest
Submit entries to fapcny@gmail.com; Deadline is October 31, 2018 New York – October being Filipino American History Month, the FIL-AM PRESS CLUB NEW YORK launched on October 1 an essay writing contest with the theme “What it means to be Filipino American.” The deadline to submit entries is midnight of Oct 31, 2018. The contest […]
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