Bandera reports that Anna Mae Lamentillo has been recognized in the One Young World Indigenous Advisory Circle 2025–2026 for her impactful advocacy.

Filipina lawyer and language-technology advocate Atty. Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo joins One Young World’s Indigenous Advisory Circle for 2025–’26 to bring Indigenous perspectives to the global stage.

Two Filipinas, Gina Romero and Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo, join She Shapes AI’s 2025/26 Global Awards Council to champion ethical and inclusive AI.

Two Filipinas, Gina Romero and Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo, join She Shapes AI’s 2025/26 Global Awards Council promoting ethical and inclusive AI.

Two Filipinas, Gina Romero and Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo, were appointed to She Shapes AI’s 2025-2026 Global Awards Council, guiding the recognition of ethical and impactful AI leaders.

Paraluman reports Lamentillo at HPAIR warns that AI reflects human biases, highlighting the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence.

Paraluman reports that most Gen Z Filipinos who plan to marry prefer to wait until after 35, signaling changing views on love and commitment.

Paraluman reports that most Filipino Gen Zs plan to marry after 35, reflecting shifting attitudes toward love and long-term commitment.

Paraluman reveals that rising prices, food security, and loneliness top the list of concerns for Filipino Millennials, highlighting the challenges they face today.

Paraluman reports that a majority of Filipinos say negative body image is affecting their wellbeing, highlighting growing concerns over self-perception and mental health.

Esquire explores the traits and fears behind the commitment-phobic man, shedding light on why some men struggle to pursue lasting relationships.

Nearly half of Filipinos say they would consider giving a cheating partner a second chance, reflecting complex attitudes toward forgiveness, trust, and relationships, according to a new survey. The findings highlight how cultural values and personal circumstances shape responses to infidelity in the Philippines.