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The Philippine Issues Writing Project

UPDATE:The Project is over, Thank you to everyone who participated, the entries were enlightening and eye opening.  Thank you also to those who sponsored prizes for the Writing Project!  More Writing Projects to come! HEAD ON TO THE FINAL SUMMARY POST!

UPDATE, NEW DEADLINE! JUNE 27

UPDATE, NEW PRIZE PAGE!

Please Note: All Participants receive a FREE STICKER.. However, we still need the address as to where to send it to, please use the contact form, and your name, so we can send you your sticker.

Along with the launching of Filipino Voices.com we would like to also announce the simultaneous launching of a writing project. The Philippine Issues writing project. You decide the issue, in your own words, in your own style. This is a way in which everyone can participate, and this is also a way in which our readers will realize the multi dimensional aspect of the challenges we face as a nation.

So whether you are a technology blogger, a personal blogger, socio-political blogger, or a lifestyle blogger, anyone can participate, and is encouraged to participate.
This will be a two month long writing project, each Friday we will announce those who have participated and the articles they have written.

This is about the issues that you feel need to be written about. Whether it is in the technology sector, our economy, social justice, politics, it’s all up to you, be thoughtful and creative.

At the end of the two months, we will raffle off prizes for those who have participated in the writing project. Among the prizes will be P10,000 worth of books, cash prizes, and t-shirts. We will officially put up the list of prizes to be awarded in the coming weeks.

But, honestly, this isn’t really about the prizes, it’s all well and good, yes, but at the end of the day, we hope you can join this writing project because you truly want to write about the issues that are affecting The Philippines. To shed light on these issues, should be our number one goal.

Here’s how to join. Just leave a comment. A link to the url where your article is located, or if you don’t have a blog, you can simply email the article to nick (at) tingog (dot) com.

Thank you.

The preceding has been an unpaid announcement from the bloggers of FilipinoVoices.com

Week 1 Entries , Week 2 Entries, Week 3 and Week 4

Update, April 19: Specific Rules

  • Maximum 2 entries per person
  • Contest Deadline: June 9, 2008
  • All topics allowed, no maximum or minimum amount of words
  • Must have been written on or after January 1, 2008
  • Must be an original work

Update, May 4: Prizes

Please note, that the title of the books will be announced at a later date.

Update: May 22, 2008

  • Please email me your address where we can send the Filipino Voices sticker. All other prizes will be raffled off. Contributors and Authors of this blog cannot have a chance to win any of the prizes, but will be able to receive a free sticker as a giveaway prize for joining the writing project.
  • The Deadline has been moved to June 27, so that more individuals may join, since as was unexpected, the news of this writing project took a while to spread .

Update: May 26, 2008 More Prizes!

Gibbs Cadiz is donating two beautifully illustrated coffee table books for the writing project as well as a literary book, all on The Philippines. Knowing the importance of this project, without any solicitation, he is giving away these amazing books.

  • WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES, a Department of Tourism prepared compendium of everything attractive and worth checking out in the country (beautiful coffee table book)
  • MANILA BAY: CROSSROADS OF ASIA, a book that celebrates the place of this body of water in the history and culture of both RP and asia. (beautiful coffee table book)
  • BAGETS, AN ANTHOLOGY OF FILIPINO YOUNG ADULT FICTION

Update May 28, 2008 More Prizes!

(2) Two Moleskine Notebooks donated by PinoyCentric.

Moleskine is the heir of the legendary notebook, used by european artists and thinkers for the past two centuries. In other words, think of it as the Gold Standard for a writer’s notebook.

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Comments

  1. Fitz says:
  2. JM says:

    Hi Nick! Here’s my entry. I told you I’d write about this. =)

    Blogging Issues

    Good Luck to us all! =)

  3. Coy says:

    I made a new video entry!

    http://thisiscoy.net/2008/06/24/episode-40-baboy-sa-checkpoint/

    It’s about checkpoints during rallies from a first person’s perspective. Hope you guys watch it! :)

  4. 2nd entry -
    Countdown of the top 9 alternative film entries for the 2007 MMFF -
    http://thelegallyinclined.wordpress.com/2008/01/02/the-top-9-alternative-2007-mmff-films/

    (The original entries are: Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo; Enteng Kabisote; Shake, Rattle & Roll; Resiklo; Bahay Kubo; Katas ng Saudi; Banal; Desperadas; Anak Ng Kumander)

  5. cynch says:

    Hi po!

    I’d like to submit my entry for the contest entitled: change, http://parasapilipinas.blogspot.com/

    cencya na s pagka-amateur ng pagkasulat, but i’d like to have your sticker :) TIA

  6. aajao says:

    Hi Nick!

    pahabol… mga isyu ng pangulo ng bansa at ang pagiging bihasa sa pagtitiis ng mga Pilipino. Naisulat ko ito sa blog ko noong Pebrero 28, 2008 pa: http://jonmagat.blogspot.com/2008/02/bihasa-sa-pagtitiis-ang-mga-pilipino.html

  7. Danny Sabino says:

    Culture Building Peace Initiatives For the Tri-People (Christians, Muslims, Lumads)

    Culture building will have a greater impact if collaboration is active. The Peace Network of SOCSARGEN thru Kapayapaan Kapatid Council (KKC) will continue to build peace inspite of the odds!

  8. Danny Sabino says:
  9. Shari says:

    Yes, habol ako! :) I had to write this in a hurry (and with so much loud noise in the background that makes it hard hear what I’m thinking, heh). Hopefully, it still makes sense. Will improve on it…eventually.

    Lack of Involvement

  10. Eugene says:

    Pahabol! I’m having Internet problems. :-)

    http://vaes9.codedgraphic.com/posts/lakbayan_nationalism

  11. Nick says:

    Thanks to everyone who joined the writing project, I wish we could extend it longer, but I promise there will be more writing projects to come..

  12. irish says:

    ewan ko

  13. unknown source! GLORIA says:

    u knw wat sucks here. is that the taxi drivers nowadays are sooo cheating the meter. instead of using the meter to pay for the fare. they set a price for you!!! which FUKEN SUXXXXX. wat a corrupted country!! wats da use of a meter if u set a price for the passengers. wat a waste. if all u people cant u see. hw the corrupt the government. everything theyr down. we are going down. && thats make us suffer… get it got it GOOOD. solve dis problem!!!!!

  14. i would like to join… here's the url: http://anakngpiso.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/im-so-...

    but on second thought, i'll just email the entry… the entry in the link has some pre-words that's not really necessary…

  15. Denis Somoso says:

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  16. Joseph Ian says:

    this is my entry for this contest if it is okay… http://esetpip.blogspot.com/2010/02/end-poverty.html

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