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OPENING OF CLASSES
SECOND SEMESTER
SCHOOL YEAR 2008-2009
November 12, 2008

FINAL EXAMINATION
OCTOBER 20-21, 2008

MCCID'S 15TH
FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY
OCTOBER 17, 2008
TOWN & COUNTRY HOTEL

MIDTERM EXAMINATION
SEPTEMBER 17-18, 2008

STUDENTS' ACQUAINTANCE PARTY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30,2008
TOWN & COUNTRY HOTEL

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
AUGUST 5 and 6, 2008

STUDENTS' GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Saturday, July 5, 2008

MEETING WITH THE PARENTS
Saturday, June 28, 2008

OPENING OF CLASSES
SCHOOL YEAR 2008-2009
June 16, 2008

GRADUATION PROGRAM
DATE
May 22, 2008
Town and Country Restaurant

QUALIFYING EXAM FOR
INCOMING FRESHMEN
2nd Batch
May 26, Monday 9:00 AM

UN-CRPD MARCH FOR UNITY
May 12, 2008, 8:00 AM
SM Mall of Asia

START OF SUMMER CLASSES
April 16, 2008

PRESENTATION OF WEBSITES
TO NATIONAL COUNCIL ON
DISABILITY AFFAIRS
April 14, Monday, 2:00 pm

DISTRIBUTION OF CLASSCARDS
April 7 - 11, 2008

MALACANANG PALACE
EDUCATIONAL TRIP
April 9, Wednesday 2:00 pm

AWARDING CEREMONY
SPORTS FEST 2008 AND ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS
CAKE & FRUIT RAFFLE DRAW
April 5, 2008

HOUSE VISITS 2008
ACTIVITIES AND PHOTOS

SPECIAL SHOWING OF
DEAF FILMS FESTIVAL
”Deaf’s Revenge”
”Deaf Not Dumb”
”Deaf’s True Story”
MCCID LECTURE HALL
OPEN TO MCCID ALUMNI
AND FRIENDS
SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED

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Technical Education & Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

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National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA)

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Philippine Federation of the Deaf (PFD)

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Convention of American Instructors for the Deaf (CAID)

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Asia Pacific Development Center for Disability (APCD)

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Accessible ICT for the Disabled (WorldEnable)

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Guild of Accessible Web Designers (GAWDS)

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Philippine Web Accessibility Group (PWAG)

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Deaf Students Profile:


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Gemma Deinla


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Deaf Revenge poster featuring cast in scary poses.
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Deaf Not Dumb poster featuring the main deaf character and cast.

Deaf True Story poster showing photo of main character with other actors.
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Benefits of Accessible Websites


Also, please read the full story of how the webmasters of www.mccid.edu.ph website were convinced to change it from a flashy, mushy, colorful website into a cleaner, firmer and more informative one. The article was part of the Lecture given by MCCID Training Director Jojo I. Esposa Jr. during the Webmasters' Interface Web Accessible ICT held in Cebu City last May 18-21, 2006 and participated in by more than 80 webmasters from the entire Philippines. Visit the How We Redesigned our Website article.

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October 19, 2008

MCCID Celebrates 15th Founding Day

Princess Lorn (center) won as best actress.Andrew Calaycay (center) won as best actor.Second Year Section B won the deaf culture group.First year classThird year group C doing a TV comedy.Third year B doing a comedy skit.
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Board of Judges showing their scores.
Members of Board of Judges

Drama, comedy, masquerade and fun filled activity commemorated MCCID's 15th Founding Anniversary last October 17, 2008 at Town and Country Hotel.

Each year level were divided into three groups. Each of them presented their comedy skits and dramatization of deaf culture. Winners received medals and special recognitions. They were judged according to the clarity of their theme, full participation of each member, props and special effects and audience impact. The members of the Board of Judges include Sir Oscar Purificacion, Sir Jefferson Cortez and Ms. Emilie Padullon. The presentation of second year students will be included in the final grades of their Deaf Culture subject while each comedy skit was evaluated by the judges from among the three selections; "Very Good", "Good" and "Fair".

Alphabet frame
Sign Language Frame

The school administration was pleasantly surprised when the student organization donated a special large Gold-colored Sign Language Alphabet cased with a matching frame. The sign language frame was specially crafted by Ericson Guillermo. The group also gave a special collage of class photos printed in a huge white tarpaulin courtesy of Emil Zion Punzalan's Fotoseszion Studio. Zion is also the event's official photographer.

For his part, Sir Jojo Esposa, MCCID Training Director, accepted the gifts and thanked the student organization in behalf of the school administration. The two items are already displayed on the school's lobby replacing the old styrofoam A-B-C Sign Language Board.

Group directors pose together with the judges and administrators.

The celebration ended with a feast of Filipino dishes with which everybody was completely satisfied.

In a separate activity, Mrs. Remedios Esposa, MCCID Registrar presented special Certificates of Recognition to the directors and overall leaders of the group last Wednesday, October 22 at MCCID Lecture Hall. She also gave each of them I-L-Y keychains and congratulated them for the remarkable efforts they did during the foundation day celebration.


October 17, 2008

MCCID, Now 15 Years and Counting

MCCID 15th Anniversary Logo

Fifteen years ago in 1993, two young Christian computer professionals, one hearing and one deaf, dreamed of an educational institution that can concentrate on the needs of the deaf through the use of computers. This field of work is fitted to them because it needs minimal supervision and communication skills.

Fifteen years later, MCCID is now a well established organization in the field of computer education for the deaf that is recognized both here and abroad. Although we may not claim that we are the first post secondary school for the deaf in the Philippines, still we are one of the pioneers in computer and technical education. We also take pride in providing access to job opportunities for our qualified deaf graduates.

MCCID is a non-sectarian, post-secondary, Christian foundation school for the deaf in the Philippines. It has trained and graduated more than 250 Filipino deaf since 1993. Noteworthy alumni received Presidential awards as well as international accolades and participations.

MCCID has also capitalized on the huge popularity and success of the Internet by being the first school to add courses on web page designing, Flash animation and digital photography. It is the first institution for the deaf that went online in 1997. Its graduate won an international award in Web Page Designing in 2003. Its website is the first recipient of "Disabled Friendly Wesite Award" for being accessible to Persons with Disabilities. MCCID is also the first advocate of Web accessibility among deaf organizations in 2004 and the first institute that published a book on Web Accessibility. MCCID's students were able to design websites for Filipino foundations free of charge.

Among significant MCCID contributions to the field of Philippine deaf education are:

  1. Offering the first sign language course approved by the government;
  2. Including Deaf culture as part of the curriculum;
  3. Strongly promoting the use and propagation of Filipino Sign Language as part of the fourth wave including documentation of FSL in technical terms;
  4. Advocating and teaching closed captions on videos played on the Internet;
  5. Strengthening IT programs by participating in national and international skills competitions, and
  6. Submitting Deaf students to government’s competency certification examinations in IT.

MCCID expects better things and bigger blessings to come as it reaches more milestones. We believe that the Deaf can do many things if given the right opportunity. To Christ be the glory!


October 15, 2008

Alumni Update: More MCCID Grads were Immediately Hired

A good number of last year's batch of MCCID graduates were greatly blessed as they gave better than expected performance.

After being accepted for On-the-Job training (OJT), some offices were convinced about the graduates' skills. They did not let the deaf finish their training. Instead, they asked them to stay and continue working in their companies.

Among those who were immediately given job opportunities were: Aoi Bacsa - HLURB, Edmond Guzman - Isabela Capitol Hall, Villaflor Lagasca Jr. - Mandaluyong City Hall, Anthony Paez - Quezon City Hall and Kerwin Tamanu - Liliane Foundation. Ma. Ivy Ranola, last year's Class Salutatorian was absorbed by MCCID and is now working as an office clerk. The rest of the graduates are undergoing extended rigid corporate training under Nova Foundation. Those who performed well will be selected as candidates for future job placements similar to what they achieved with the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Congratulations to all the graduates of Batch 2008! May God continue to bless all of you!


October 10, 2008

Japan Grants Cash Rewards to
7th Philippine International Abilympics Team

Participant made wacky poses.
Participants display their envelopes containing cash rewards pose their wacky shot together with NCDA, TESDA, DSWD and Gokongwei Bros. officials led by NCDA Chairperson Rosie Lovely Romulo (center in white).

The Japanese International Abilympics Organization, the group in charge of holding worldwide skills competition, recently gave cash grants amounting to ¥480,000 equally distributed to participants of the 7th International Skills Competition held at Shizuoka, Japan last November 2007.

In a simple ceremony and reunion that took place at TESDA Women's Center last October 9, the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) led by its chairperson Ms. Rosie Lovely Romulo awarded the cash grant to the delegates in behalf of the Japanese organization. The awardees include MCCID team composed of Aldrin Gabriel (English Desktop Processing and Pottery competitor), Dianne Barcelona (English Text Processing Competitor) and Glenn Ortega (Web Page Design competitor).

Other participants who received the cash rewards are Amelito Regalado (Painting competitor), John Lester Belicano (Floral Arrangement competitor), Minerva Cuevas (Dressmaking competitor), Alnoe Paler (Photography competitor) and Cristina Ignacio (Embroidery competitor). Two competitors from Baguio City and Mindanao were not able to attend because of lack of funds to support their travel expenses in going to Manila. Among the group, only Minerva and the two absentees are non-deaf. All the competitors received Php17,900 each.

Other official who graced the affair and gave their congratulatory messages are Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Region III Director Marta Hernandez and one of the pioneers in advancing the cause of PWD in skills training, TESDA Deputy Director-General Pastor Z. Guiao, NCDA Assistant Secretary and Abilympics Philippines Representative Nora C. Salazar and a representative of Gokongwei Brothers Foundation Director Philip Torres.

Aside from the participants, other members of Philippine team who congratulated the group include Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Region IV-A Director Honorita Bayudan (Dressmaking coach), Ms. Floree Bisco and Ruth Tacujan of NCDA (Pottery and Other Trade Coaches), Ms. Edna Paraiso of Philippine School for the Deaf (Floral and Embroidery Coach), Mr. Philip Torres (Photography Coach) and MCCID Training Director Jojo Esposa (Web Page, English Text and English Desktop processing coach). They also received certificates of recognition for coaching the competitors. Ma'am Edna and Sir Jojo were the event's sign language interpreters.

Dir Guiao gives his inspirational speech.

The result of the competition were dismal based on previous competitions with only Aldrin Gabriel of English Desktop Processing managed to receive a 4th place standing. Philippine organizers and participants commented that the main causes of the poor showing of the Philippines were: (1) preparation was too short and (2) much needed support especially from TESDA, the government agency tasked to provide adequate training for the participants were not given. They hoped that these problems be ironed out in time for the 8th International Abilympics Skills Competition which will be held in 2011 in South Korea.

Alnoe Paler gave his response to the presenting of grant. He prepared a special Powerpoint presentation of the Japan activity. He said,

"We showed the world that we Filipino Persons with Disabilities are talented, plays fair and have the spirit of sportsmanship. Yes I believe we brought pride to our country. Not winning any medal doesn't mean we weren't successful in what we were tasked to do. We brought home with us many memorable experiences, rich friendship, among us Filipinos and people from abroad. We earned the respect from other countries."

Ms. Cecille Olfindo of TESDA emceed the activity. The event was capped by free lunch and Reunion Chikahan. Ma'am Nelia De Jesus, NCDA Technical Cooperation Chief was the overall coordinator. She is also the organizing official of the Abilympics Philippines and in charge of the whole staging of the activity from preparation to Japan up to the requesting and acceptance of cash grant. The whole Philippine delegation congratulated her and appreciated her efforts for a job well done. The event also coincided with her birthday so she treated all the competitors in a nearby fastfood chain after the activity.


October 1, 2008

Deaf Pantomine Fundraising Show of PFD

Laugh to Sawa Poster

The deaf pantomine show entitled "Laugh to Sawa" is presented by Philippine Federation of the Deaf (PFD). It features Deaf Pantomine Duo from Japan. The event will be held on November 23, 7:00 pm at Girls Scout of the Philippines Auditorium, Padre Faura St., Manila.

Tickets are priced at Php300 for regular patrons and Php250 for students and senior citizens. For details, please contact PFD at Cell Nos. 639274038348 (Racquel), 639277947747 (Julius) or email them at philfedeaf@yahoo.com. MCCID supports this worthwhile activity.

To know more about the event, please visit the Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person blog post.


September 1, 2008

Students hold Acquaintance Party

Alumni AttendeesStudents Disco DancingSecond Year Student AttendeesOfficers took oath with Ma'am EsposaThird Year StudentsSecond Year Dance GroupThird Year Student AttendeesAcquaintance WinnersFirst Year Attendees
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MCCID Students Organization again celebrated their annual Acquaintance Party held at Town and Country Hotel and Restaurant last Saturday, August 30, 2008.

Oath taking of Batch 2008 Student Officers, dance contest from three year levels, giving out of raffle prizes took place. Dance party followed.

Students who shined during the party were voted by MCCID faculty and their peers. The winners received trophies, sashes and special cash prizes. They are:

  • Stars of the Day: Jerome Marzan and Madonna Hermosura
  • Best Dressed: Jaypy Nino Obado and Lovely Elaine Pineda
  • Most Friendly: Andrew Calaycay and Jasmine Bundalian
  • Best Dancers: Lucky Mcgill Paltep and Angelique Redoblado
  • Dancing Pairs: Vincent Adecer and Donna Vee Diwa
  • Dancing Groups: 2nd Year - 1st place; 3rd Year - 2nd place; 1st Year - 3rd place

August 22, 2008

Foreign Affairs Office Accepts Three More MCCID Grads

Renato Moran works in his computer table.
Renato Moran works at Passport Division of DFA.

MCCID Batch 2006 graduates and TESDA Scholars' Rumijae Bubon, Emmanuel Cruz and Nonito Visagar Jr. were the latest Deaf encoders hired by the Philippines' Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).

Rumijae is placed in the Passport Division while Emmanuel and Nonito are both assigned in the DFA branch office in Philippine International Convention Center. The three started working in June 2008. This brings to a total of six MCCID graduates who are employed out of 13 deaf persons trained by Nova Foundation for the Differently Abled. The rest came from other schools.


Rona May (2nd from left) attends to passport applicants.

The other deaf previously hired since November 2007 include Renato Moran Jr., Rona May Delos Reyes- Savares and Ma. Teresa Vicente. Renato and Rona May are under the Passport Division while Ma. Teresa is positioned at the Courtesy Lane Department.

Hiring more personnel was necessary due to the requirement of DFA for additional manpower in their consular services particularly their passport division. Starting last year, all passports to be issued by DFA will be machine readable which will bear the data about its holder.

MCCID has been a faithful partner of Nova Foundation since 1996. After the student graduates, they are given further training in corporate setting by Nova Foundation. Once they pass their standards, they provide them with job placements both in the foundation and in other companies. Some noted MCCID and Nova trained deaf persons include Marlene Pio (Head Proofreader/Encoder), Lezzer Gonzales (PC technician) and Gimar Aguillon (web designer).

To know more about Nova Foundation, visit their official website at http://www.novafoundation.ph.

For more about Department of Foreign Affairs, visit their Official Website.


July 24, 2008

MCCID participates in Korean Medical Mission

Students benefit from free medical/dental check-up

Sir Jeff interprets for MCCID dental patient.
Sir Jeff (standing middle) interprets for the deaf student.

A total of 50 MCCID students and faculty participated in the whole-day annual Korean Medical and Dental Mission organized by the Alpha & Omega Deaf Bible Academy last Saturday, June 19, 2008.

Rev. Seung Ho Kang, a Deaf pastor based in the Philippines, again invited his friend and top Korean professional Dr. Tae-Hee Lee to visit the country and conduct free Medical and Dental Mission. He led the team of Korean volunteers as well as Filipino dentist and Deaf church members to administer the activity. The event took place at the church site in Holy Spirit Drive, Don Antonio, Quezon City.

Sir Jojo interprets during lecture.
Sir Jojo interprets for Dr. Tae-Hee (white gown) and Rev. Seung (in blue shirt).

More than 150 deaf adults benefitted from this program, more than double in attendance last year. Free tooth extraction were given by Filipino dentists while vitamins and health medicines made in Korea were distributed to the patients. The short lecture about types of diseases were given by Dr. Tae-Hee in the afternoon.

Ptr. Nehemiah Cortez was one of the assistants. Ms. Bethsaida interprets for the activity and were assisted by Sirs' Jojo Esposa and Jefferson Cortez. The event was truly successful and deaf beneficiaries hoped that they continue with their service every year.


July 12, 2008

Marzan, Calaycay win in Student Organization Elections

Annual activity held smoothly

Andrew Calaycay Jr.
Andrew Calaycay Jr.
Jerome Marzan
Jerome Marzan

Jerome F. Marzan was again voted president while newcomer Andrew J. Calaycay Jr. clinched the vice-president during the annual Student Organization Elections held last Friday, July 11.

After preparing for two days and campaigning last Wednesday, Jerome received 82% of the total votes clobbering second year contender Vincent Adecer. This is Jerome's second term as president. Meanwhile, Andrew got the second spot narrowly beating last year's vice-president and highly favored candidate Mark Sampang. His classmates said this was a disappointing loss for Mark considering that he did very well last year. Andrew got 57% of the votes cast.

Teachers tally votes while students look on.

Jerome's political party PCDITECHSOD almost swept the entire slots save for one, the 2nd year representative. The rest of the winners include: BRIAN F. PANLILIO (PCDITSOD) - Secretary, ACE B. DIAZ (PCDITSOD) - Treasurer, JASMINE D. BUNDALIAN (PCDITSOD) - Assistant Treasurer, JEFFERSON H. JAVIER (PCDITSOD) - Auditor, GIBSON A. CRUZ (PCDITSOD) - P.R.O., LUCKY MCGILL S. PALTEP (PCDITSOD) - Assistant P.R.O., WILHEIN S. CHAN (PCDITSOD) - 1ST Year Representative, JEFFREY A. CASIGURAN (PCDITECH SHEPHERD) - 2ND Year Representative, LORENZO B. BARAOIL JR. (PCDITSOD) - 3RD Year Representative.

Student organization elections are held yearly to teach democracy to the students and at the same time take a more responsive role in all of the school's activities. Teachers' Dianne Salazar, Oscar Purificacion and Ervin Reyes officiated the activity and counted the ballots.


June 28, 2008

Opening of Classes Started Smoothly

Meeting with the Parents also Held

Maam Esposa explains something with the parents.

Classes for First Semester under School Year 2008-2009 opened smoothly last June 16. An orientation of rules, procedures, curriculum, calendar of activities and other concerns was held for first year students in the morning while a refresher one was given to the second and third year classes.

Aside from the orientation, the "Peace Agreement" was explained and signed by the students. A total of 83 students are currently enrolled this semester. They are broken down as follows: 28 - First Year, 26 - Second Year and 26 - Third Year and 3 from Sign Language course.

Also, last Saturday, July 5, the annual "Meeting with the Parents" were held in the afternoon where parents/guardians of freshmen were invited. Out of the 28 parents who were expected to attend, 22 participated. The activity is basically the same as orientation with students although most of the program focused on the question and answer portion. Most of the parents were interested to know about MCCID's program, method of training the Deaf and successes made by the school during its nearly 15 years of existence.


June 6, 2008

MCCID Training Director Selected DepEd Evaluator

As part of the Department of Education's thrust in providing variety of learning instruments to meet the student's goal of quality education, it conducted a live-in Level 2 Content Evaluation Workshop of Multi-media Instructional Materials from May 31 to June 6,2008 at Marikina Hotel, Marikina City.

In recognition of their expertise in deaf education, Sir Jojo Esposa was selected together with Teacher Lyn Balana of Philippine School for the Deaf to evaluate more than 45 titles mostly in sign language and values education.

Educational experts from various fields of studies (Mathematics, Science, English, etc) came from different regions were selected to participate in this activity. They also invited professional educators from prominent Philippine academe like University of the Philippines and Dela Salle University. More than 800 interactive multimedia software titles were submitted by various publishing companies mostly from the United States were divided into subjects. They were then given to a pair of professional evaluators to be scrutinized on its content, relation to the subject matter, errors in information, interactivity and aesthetics.

After the evaluation, it is expected that the approved materials will be bought by the government and will be distributed to more than 37,000 public elementary and 5,000 public high schools in the country as part of their class activities.


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News Bits:

10th Commencement Exercises Held

A truly memorable ocassion greeted the parents and relatives of the Batch 2008 graduates when they celebrated MCCID's Tenth Commencement Exercises held at Town and Country Hotel and Restaurant last May 21, 2008.[10th Commencement...]

Prayer and Walk for Unity for UN-CRPD Ratification a Success

More than 50 students and faculty of MCCID attended this successful, historic and landmark Prayer and Walk for Unity and Global Celebration of Entry into Force of Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities held at SM Mall of Asia last May 12.[Prayer and Walk for Unity...]

3rd Web Accessibility Workshop Held

Twenty four students representing the graduating batch and 22 second year class participated in the yearly seminar-workshop on Web Accessibility held last April 2 and 3 conducted by Sir Jojo I. Esposa Jr. and Sir Ervin R. Reyes at MCCID Lecture Hall.[3rd Web Accessibility Workshop...]

MCCID Director and Coordinator Lectures in PSDAA Seminar

MCCID Training Director Jojo Esposa and Deaf Coordinator Ervin Reyes were invited as lecturers during the Philippine School for the Deaf Alumni Association Seminar coinciding with the 100th Anniversary of PSD last December 6, 2007 at Copacabana Hotel, Pasay City.[PSDAA Seminar...]

Ervin Reyes Awarded PSD's Most Outstanding Alumnus

As the oldest school for the deaf in Asia celebrated its 100th year, what fitting way to do it than to recognize people who have made it survive successfully through the years.[Outstanding Alumnus...]

Philippines Participate in 7th International Skills Competition

The Philippine delegation led by National Council for the Welfare of Disabled Persons Executive Director Atty. Dulfie Shalim and Abilympics Philippines representative Nelia De Jesus participated in the 7th International Abilympics Skills Competition held at Shizuoka, Japan from November 13 - 19, 2007.[Philippine Delegation...]

Coolaire, DFA Hire MCCID Graduates

Coolaire Consolidated, Inc. a multinational company based in Quezon City known for being the best in fire protection and refrigeration industry in the Philippines has recently hired MCCID alumnus Marlon Dela Torre.[Coolaire, DFA...]

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Other News:
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Philippine Deaf News:
Deaf-mute girl raped in front of deaf classmate
- Peoples' Journal Online Edition, July 15, 2008
Deaf Big Brother hopeful returns to the outside world
- ABS-CBN News, May 17, 2008
Disability Rights, Forgotten Human Rights - Case of Deaf passengers not allowed by Cebu Pacific to board the plane unless there is a sign language interpreter
- Philippine Daily Inquirer Opinion Page, April 11, 2008
Invoking Governance to Enable the Deaf ‘Listen’ to the News
- Panibagong Paraan 2008 Winner, April 10, 2008
Spirituality in business makes for a happy life
- The Manila Times Internet Edition, April 5, 2008
Deaf beauty titlist in PBB Teen Edition Plus
- ABS-CBN News Online, March 25, 2008
Hope for the deaf
- GMANews.TV, February 29, 2008
3 deaf students make RP education history
- The Manila Times Internet Edition, February 28, 2008
Government blind on how many people are disabled
- Philippine Daily Inquirer, February 14, 2008
Giving Voice to the Voiceless - Joseph Gualandi School of Hearing Impaired
- Philippine Daily Inquirer, January 14, 2008
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