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Bayanihan refers to a group of people working together for a common goal or cause.  The purpose of Bayanihan Organization at  Marquette is to promote educational and cultural opportunities for Filipino/non-Filipino students, to serve as a medium of communication among the Marquette Filipino/non-Filipino student body, to introduce and familiarize Filipino/non-Filipino

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Discover Philippines Student Association is a progressive group dedicated to sharing the rich culture of the Philippines with the University of Cincinnati community and abroad.

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Charity. The FAAP holds many events for fund-raising, as well as participates in year-round activities which benefit charities here in the US and in the Philippines. These include raising money for disaster relief programs, women's shelters, libraries, and hospitals, and helping out at local food banks, soup kitchens, and other various programs.

It has become tradition that every biennium the foremost Filipino American research historians gather from near and far, sharing their knowledge, wisdom, and experiences, showcasing Pinoy history in tones and colors which ignite our imaginations and inspire future generations.

The Filipino American Association of Juneau is an association of Filipinos and Americans in Juneau, Alaska. It was established on March 8, 2003. Duly registered and incorporated in the State of Alaska as a non-profit organization. 

As more and more Filipino Americans grow up in this country completely void of understanding their roots, Filipinos in Alliance strives to educate others in the hopes that one may gain a sense of k

Welcome to Indiana University's very own Filipino Student Association (FSA) website! Have a look around and see what we're all about!

The birth of the Filipino Student Association of Saint Louis University occurred during the 1996-1997 school year.

The Filipino-American Association of Stafford, Virginia, Inc, is a registered non-profit organization in the State of Virginia (subject to the limitations stated in the Articles of Incorporation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code). Its goals are as follows:

Welcome to the Filipino-American Association of Southern Maryland's website! We are an all volunteer, non-profit organization that seeks to promote inter-cultural education and understanding. The purpose of this site is for our members and guests to gain greater insight and a better understanding of what our organization and the Filipino-American community of Southern Maryland is all about.

FASA's main objective is to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of the rich Filipino-American culture to all students of the college and community.

Kaibigan, meaning "friend" in Tagalog, is a Northwestern University student-run organization dedicated to promoting Filipino culture through education and exposure.

The mission of this organization is to create a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere for all of its members as well as the whole Loyola community, complete with the idealism of promoting, educating and enriching with the culture, traditions and heritage of the Philippines.

Kundiman is the classic form of Filipino love song—or so it seemed to colonialist forces in the Philippines. In fact, in Kundiman, the singer who expresses undying love for his beloved is actually singing for love of country. As an organization dedicated to providing a nurturing space for Asian American poets, we find in this name inspiration to create and support poetic expression.

Your premier Filipino-Asian convenience store in Ohio.

We carry popular Filipino brand names such as Swifts, Purefoods, Goldilocks, Selecta, Lucky Me, Jufran, Ligo, Mama Sita's, Barrio Fiesta, Palm, and many others.

GALANG is the author of two works of fiction, HER WILD AMERICAN SELF (Coffee House Press 1996) and ONE TRIBE (New Issues Press, 2006). In 2001, she was the Fulbright Senior Research Scholar in the Philippines where she explored the stories of Surviving Filipina Comfort Women of World War II for her collection of essays, LOLAS’ HOUSE: WOMEN LIVING WITH WAR.

To promote the health, welfare and well being of the elders, youth, and community.

To provide a home space for the creative expressions of Filipinos in the diaspora.

The PACCM shall operate, manage and maintain the community center and the Filipino School and shall promote, advance and preserve the Filipino culture, traditions, values and heritage by providing services and programs for the benefit of the community at large.

To achieve this mission, the PACCM shall:

PASCO was organized in the winter of 1973 by several Filipino and American families. Most of the members are Filipinos; but the membership, being open to all, actually includes all kinds of individuals. Of the 89 members families, 20 are Americans, 2 are Indians, 3 are Filipino-Chinese and the rest are Filipinos.

Kilusan [Cultural Dance Troupe] Kilusan was formed in the fall of 2006 by the Philippine Student Association, founded by Jolien Genus, cultural chair of PSA. The co-founders who helped bring Kilusan to the Northern Illinois University were freshmen KayeLani Acoba and Brittany Santillan. Together they recruited dancers to perform at school events within the Asian American Community.

In 1919, the emergence of Filipino American pride and unity was seen when the Philippine Illini became an organization at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

To promote understanding of the Philippine culture within the University community and the community at large.

The Philippines Studies Group (PSG) is one of six country committees of the Southeast Asian Council of the Association for Asian Studies(AAS).

The Pilipino American Student Society is the vision of a small group of Filipino-American friends at MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY. A group of 7 individuals came together in the APA Heritage room of MSU for their first meeting in September 1991.

The Pilipino Student Association (PSA) was founded for the essential purpose of providing our members a “home” while at The Ohio State University.

The PNOY Apparel Company (PAC) Inc. is about history, culture, tradition, politics, pride, sacrifice, our parents and all our ancestors. This is about identity and the lack thereof: "No History, No Self, Know History, Know Self". We bring forth knowledge and appreciation of culture through high-quality products, impeccable service, and customer satisfaction.

Promotes awareness of the Philippines and the Filipino culture.

Samahan is the Filipino Students Association at the University of Chicago. "Samahan" means "unity" in the Philippine language of Tagalog.

Sanbayan, Inc. is a non-profit organization that was incorporated on July 22, 2004, and was given approval for tax exemption under section 501 ( c ) (3). It aims to unite all Filipinos regardless of denomination, occupation, or affiliation.

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Each summer the University of Wisconsin-Madison hosts the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI), which offers courses in a wide variety of Southeast Asian languages, including Filipino. The language courses are quite intensive - two terms worth of credit in one summer, so it's a great way to learn Filipino very quickly.

The National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) is recognized by Washington policy-makers, private industry and national advocacy groups as the Voice of Filipinos and Filipino Am