Resources
Gikan sa Baybay Padulong sa Pinggan
The Tuloy Heroes’ Recipe Book showcases value-added creations from coastal and farming communities, turning harvests into food innovations that fight food waste, preserve culture, and strengthen livelihoods.
Post-harvest losses continue to threaten food security and undermine the potential of the blue economy. In the Philippines, as much as 30-40% of food is lost after harvest, especially in fisheries and agriculture. This affects livelihoods, nutrition, and sustainability. Through this book, we highlight how food preservation, sustainable practices, and community-driven innovation can serve as powerful tools against waste and hunger.
This recipe book is made possible through the Tuloy Heroes project that aims to create youth-led sustainable fisheries networks and post-harvest fisheries alternative sites to pursue a participatory and inclusive circular blue economy in Negros Occidental. It is implemented by the Negrosanon Young Leaders Institute Inc. Center for Democracy and Participation and Tuloy Pa Rin through the strong support of the Embassy of France to the Philippines and Micronesia through the Youth and Oceans Programme.
Till and Tell: Isang Toolkit ng Paralegalism at Pangangampanya
The Till and Tell: Isang Toolkit ng Paralegalism at Pangangampanya compiles the essential lessons and training materials from the Rebranding Paralegal Empowerment for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (Rebranding PARRD) project. Designed for women and youth farmers, the toolkit provides practical knowledge on agrarian reform laws, land acquisition and distribution processes, policy advocacy, community organizing, and digital campaigning. By equipping the next generation of paralegals and storytellers, it strengthens farmers’ capacity to claim their land rights, challenge systemic barriers, and amplify their voices both in communities and digital spaces.
Implemented over two years by KAISAHAN and the Negrosanon Young Leaders Institute (NYLI), with support from the European Union’s Governance in Justice (GoJust) Program, Rebranding PARRD seeks to reach farmers across Negros Occidental and Leyte. The project ensures that knowledge and skills are passed on to women and youth as the new paralegal leaders, sustaining the struggle for genuine agrarian reform and rural development.
PAGLAUM Impact Report 2025
This report shares the story of Paglaum—the Youth Safe Space and Innovation Center—and the collective journey that brought it to life. What began as a shared dream is now a thriving space built with and for young people across Negros Occidental.
Through the support of the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental, the Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation, and the quiet but powerful solidarity of our donors and partners, this space has become more than just a center—it’s a movement rooted in care, courage, and community.
As you read this report, we invite you to see beyond the numbers and into the lived stories of youth who are learning, leading, and shaping a future where no one is left behind. This is Paglaum—our story of hope in building safe spaces for children and youth towards a more compassionate, healthier, and inclusive Negros.
Project YES IEC Materials
The IEC materials are for Youth Employment and Success (YES) that aims to equip Filipino youth with essential 21st-century workplace skills for meaningful employment.
Building Bridges IEC Materials
The materials are for Building Bridges that aims to support individuals living with and at risk of HIV in plantation-based communities in the Philippines. Through integrative learning, workshops, and trauma-informed interventions, we aim to enhance mental health and psychosocial support, focusing on HIV care, wellness, and child protection.
10 Rights of a Child
The infographic enumerates 10 key children’s rights in both English and Tagalog. It specifies and illustrates the fundamental right to life and identity, family, education, development, food, shelter, leisure, protection from abuse and violence, a peaceful community, governmental assistance, and expression.No to Child Labor
The documentary highlights Janjan’s story that encapsulates the power of collective action in fighting child labor in the Philippines. With the support of community stakeholders, he and his family escaped this harmful practice. It serves as a reminder that child labor remains widespread, affecting millions of Filipino children who are denied their rights. This urgent issue demands immediate action to safeguard the well-being and future of these children.
Project SEX Z Baseline Study
The baseline study highlighted the importance of policy frameworks to support the strengthening of the campaign to end HIV-AIDS and promote positive health-seeking behaviors among community members. Most of the existing policies that the Philippines lobby need a stricter and a more favorable implementation to reach more communities who are unable to access the facilities and services.
Sex Talks and Encounters: An Evaluation of Young People’s Encounter of HIV-AIDS in the rural communities of Negros Occidental.
Project SEX Z’s local community research answers the social factors attributing to the perception of young people about HIV-AIDS and the structural gaps that influence the formation of these perceptions. The study identified crucial cultural, social, political, economical, and technological factors that contribute to the behavioral understanding of young people about HIV-AIDS.
CYAN-Negros IEC Materials
The Consuelo Young Advocates Network (CYAN)- Negros IEC Materials are used in empowering children and young people in Negros to advocate for their rights, as well as promote and protect those rights within their communities.
Project SEX Z IEC Materials
The IEC Materials are for Project SEX Z that aims to increase personal sexual protective behaviors and practices and establish communities of care among Generation Z on Negros Island.
PAGLAUM Impact Report 2025
This report shares the story of Paglaum—the Youth Safe Space and Innovation Center—and the collective journey that brought it to life. What began as a shared dream is now a thriving space built with and for young people across Negros Occidental.
Through the support of the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental, the Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation, and the quiet but powerful solidarity of our donors and partners, this space has become more than just a center—it’s a movement rooted in care, courage, and community.
As you read this report, we invite you to see beyond the numbers and into the lived stories of youth who are learning, leading, and shaping a future where no one is left behind. This is Paglaum—our story of hope in building safe spaces for children and youth towards a more compassionate, healthier, and inclusive Negros.
Project YES IEC Materials
The IEC materials are for Youth Employment and Success (YES) that aims to equip Filipino youth with essential 21st-century workplace skills for meaningful employment.
Building Bridges IEC Materials
The materials are for Building Bridges that aims to support individuals living with and at risk of HIV in plantation-based communities in the Philippines. Through integrative learning, workshops, and trauma-informed interventions, we aim to enhance mental health and psychosocial support, focusing on HIV care, wellness, and child protection.
10 Rights of a Child
The infographic enumerates 10 key children’s rights in both English and Tagalog. It specifies and illustrates the fundamental right to life and identity, family, education, development, food, shelter, leisure, protection from abuse and violence, a peaceful community, governmental assistance, and expression.No to Child Labor
The documentary highlights Janjan’s story that encapsulates the power of collective action in fighting child labor in the Philippines. With the support of community stakeholders, he and his family escaped this harmful practice. It serves as a reminder that child labor remains widespread, affecting millions of Filipino children who are denied their rights. This urgent issue demands immediate action to safeguard the well-being and future of these children.
Project SEX Z Baseline Study
The baseline study highlighted the importance of policy frameworks to support the strengthening of the campaign to end HIV-AIDS and promote positive health-seeking behaviors among community members. Most of the existing policies that the Philippines lobby need a stricter and a more favorable implementation to reach more communities who are unable to access the facilities and services.
Sex Talks and Encounters: An Evaluation of Young People’s Encounter of HIV-AIDS in the rural communities of Negros Occidental.
Project SEX Z’s local community research answers the social factors attributing to the perception of young people about HIV-AIDS and the structural gaps that influence the formation of these perceptions. The study identified crucial cultural, social, political, economical, and technological factors that contribute to the behavioral understanding of young people about HIV-AIDS.
CYAN-Negros IEC Materials
The Consuelo Young Advocates Network (CYAN)- Negros IEC Materials are used in empowering children and young people in Negros to advocate for their rights, as well as promote and protect those rights within their communities.