“Maliit na bagay”? A year into the pandemic, Philippines is drowning deeper in a worsening first wave amidst a failed pandemic response

This is our year into the pandemic, same failed military response and same failed messaging in addressing all the problems brought about by an incompetent leadership. Where other countries are in different levels of opening their countries as a result of effective humane response to the pandemic, we are even Read more…

Government must prioritize immediate support to local meat producers to deter high price of pork and other commodities–AGHAM

Advocates of Science and Technology for the People or AGHAM calls for immediate support to local food and meat producers to arrest the problem with skyrocketing prices of food commodities. The  scientist group urges the Duterte government to urgently address the issue affecting every Filipinos’ gut problem. The all-time high Read more…

“Analyzing Flood Events in Marikina, Rizal and Cagayan Valley related to Typhoon Ulysses”

As we commemorate the International Human Rights Day, we are sharing with you our research, “Analyzing Flood Events in Marikina, Rizal and Cagayan Valley related to Typhoon Ulysses”, to take a closer look at the floods that happened in Marikina, Rizal and Cagayan Valley during Typhoon Ulysses and assesses key factors and players accountable for turning the flooding hazards into disasters.

AGHAM honors Leonard Co, vows to continue struggle against forgetting

Leonard’s death is as heavy as the Sierra Madre mountains he trekked in. In honor of his life and his legacy, let us continue with the struggle against forgetting, and carry on with the fight against injustice. Let us demand that justice be served not just for Leonard and his companions, but for all other victims of the military and the state who like him are still denied justice up to this day.

Defend PH Scientists, Remove Antiporda from Govt!

AGHAM Advocates of Science and Technology for the People condemns the baseless, crass attacks being launched by DENR Undersecretary Benny Antiporda against the science community in the University of the Philippines. As clarified by UP Marine Science Institute Director Dr. Laura David, UP scientists are not “bayaran” and in fact render their services practically for free, as part of UP’s mandate to provide scholarly and technical assistance to the government.