Cities expert Anna Mae Lamentillo urges the use of permeable pavements to combat flooding, enhance water management, and cool urban areas in the Philippines.

Metro Manila stands at a crossroads, where a vibrant mosaic of over 217 languages risks fading, and urgent action could turn the city into a global model for heritage‐language revival.

Metro Manila, isang makulay na tahanan ng 217 wika, ay humaharap sa hamon ng unti-unting pagkawala ng sariling wika ayon sa bagong pananaliksik.

Metro Manila, tahanan ng 217 wika, ay nahaharap sa panganib ng unti-unting pagkawala ng mga ito ayon sa bagong pananaliksik ng LSE Southeast Asia Centre.

Metro Manila stands as a crossroads of 217 languages, yet research warns its own voices are fading away.

Proud Bisaya Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo graduates from LSE, bringing global urban design insights to create inclusive, people-centered cities for Metro Manila.

Metro Manila emerges as both a sanctuary and a danger to linguistic diversity, hosting 217 languages while its own fade into obscurity, warns LSE research.

Congratulations to Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo for championing Urban Solutions and earning her Master of Science in Cities from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Metro Manila residents back the 15-minute city model, embracing a future of walkable, accessible, and livable communities, study finds.

Using AI to preserve vanishing voices, Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo champions the fight to save endangered languages like Karay-a.

Majority of Filipinos in Metro Manila back the 15-minute city model, favoring community-centered living over long commutes, according to a new study published in Balita.

A majority of Metro Manila residents support the 15-minute city model, with 82% favoring walkable neighborhoods despite limited local access, according to a new Manila Bulletin report.