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NYLI Presents Paglaum Impact Report to Gov. Bong Lacson, Secures Continued Use of Safe Space for Youth Empowerment

NYLI Presents Paglaum Impact Report to Gov. Bong Lacson, Secures Continued Use of Safe Space for Youth Empowerment

In response to the growing need for accessible mental health support and meaningful youth engagement in Negros Occidental, the Negrosanon Young Leaders Institute Inc. (NYLI) presented its Paglaum Impact Report to Governor Eugenio Jose “Bong” Lacson today, July 14,...

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Project YES Success Story
Success Story – Project YES

Success Story – Project YES

Project YES once again empowered young people—this time in the South, Kabankalan! We’re thrilled to share that 68 young participants joined the Project YES’ intensive workshop on November 25-26, 2024, held at the Kabankalan City Hall. The sessions focused on...

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NYLI Inc conducts Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Training, empowers young people to provide peer support in Negros Occidental

NYLI Inc conducts Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Training, empowers young people to provide peer support in Negros Occidental

The Negrosanon Young Leaders Institute (NYLI) Inc., in collaboration with the Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation and Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU), successfully conducted “Thriving Together,” a comprehensive training program on Mental...

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“Relatively cheap” and “charging less for quality work” – How the Filipino online workers are being advertised by the Philippine business process outsourcing industry and online job sites

“Relatively cheap” and “charging less for quality work” – How the Filipino online workers are being advertised by the Philippine business process outsourcing industry and online job sites

Exploitation is not a gratification. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported that during the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate in the country rose from 8.1% or 3.88 million Filipinos to 8.9% or 4.25 million Filipinos from November 2021 to...

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