- Experience to write your name, the names of your family, friends, teachers, students, officemates in Baybayin
- Balance the left brain thinking and right brain creating
- Be in a space of reflection about you and your culture this 2019
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Part 1 - Theoretical
Part 2 - Practical / Hands-on
Part 3 - Reflective Process
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Baybayin is a traditional writing system of early Filipinos. History reveals that almost everyone in the pre-colonial era – children and adult, women and men from different economic status can read and write long before Spain colonized the group of islands known today as the Philippines. Like a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation, Baybayin can be considered as a living legacy of the Filipinos’ rich cultural heritage.
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WHEN:
February 17, 2019, Sunday
TIME:
9 am - 12 noon
GATE opens 8:45 am
VENUE:
IO INTERNATIONAL
# 3 Marunong Street
Diliman, Quezon City
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FEE:
P700 – on or before January 13, 2019
P800 – at the gate
For those who would like to continue the Baybayin heART workshop-class in the afternoon, just add P400.
LIMITED SLOTS
RESERVATION and other DETAILS:
0905-455-8765
ginhawaprograms.gavino@gmail.com
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Organized by GINHAWA Baybayin Creativity workshop-class and Facilitated by Minifred Gavino and GINHAWA
FACILITATOR:
Mnifred Gavino - a senior facilitator of GINHAWA, Inc., a non-government organization that integrates creativity and spirituality at the service of well-being. She is the originator-main facilitator of GINHAWA Baybayin Creativity Workshop-Classes that provide a space especially for the young to rediscover and reconnect to the Filipino ancestral heritage.
She is an artist-teacher-facilitator and has developed and co-developed sessions on creativity and culture, indigenous/nature sound-movement and healing, expressive arts and self-care to various groups. She is a part-time faculty of the IFRS teaching Oriental Healing Arts, Folk and Contemporary Dance, Asian Games and Modern Sports to Filipino as well as Asian college students.
Has learned about Filipino culture and spirituality though childhood experiences living in a rustic town of Northern Luzon as well as from indigenous elders and cultural scholars.
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