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Jeannie Javelosa

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FEEL the moon.

Combustion

It’s really been intense since 2026 began, but this last week of October until today there is an internalization being forced on everybody.

TAKING a moment to pause and reflect can bring clarity amid life’s uncertainties.

Sitting by the rocks

The objective is to balance ourselves within. If we cannot, the exterior world will also be imbalanced.

A more inclusive digital future begins with ensuring that women have equal opportunities to learn, lead and innovate in the AI economy.

ASEAN moonshot: AI and women

In our ASEAN region today, AI and tech upskilling for women must be the default, not the exception.

DESIGN Commune Exhibit.

BLOOM: Manila FAME 2026

Growth is not a single spectacular flowering. It requires cultivation, patience and the right conditions.

ASTROLOGY offers a symbolic lens for reflecting on periods of change and emotional intensity.

Mental health

According to the WHO 2025 report, more than one billion people are living with mental health disorders.

THE hardest mirror to face is always self-reflection.

THE EGO’S DENSITY

If you have observed someone with a huge ego, or one that is beginning to swell, what you sense isn’t just ‘attitude’ — it’s density.

THE writer in front of Sol Lewitt’s painting.

Art: Who gives it value?

A reflection on Frieze Seoul examines who gives contemporary art its value and meaning, questioning the roles of artists, collectors, galleries, museums and…

Eclipses invite us to pause, release what no longer serves us, and make space for a new direction.

Eclipse message: Surrender

Let the darkness of the eclipse do what darkness does: Clear the ground, not destroy it. Then watch, over the following weeks, as the new light reveals what…

The journey of GREAT Women reflects the power of collaboration to connect women entrepreneurs with markets, opportunities, and the global value chain.

Great women in the creative economy

The Philippine creative economy reaches P2.12 trillion as women-led MSMEs, indigenous weavers and initiatives like Great Women highlight the need for stronger…

SIGNATORIES are (from right) PhilWEN chairman Cristina Concepcion, president Aurora Boots Garcia, ASEAN-BAC Philippines chairman Joey Concepcion, Senior Adviser for Women and former Trade Undersecretary Noya Terrado and executive director Patrick Chua.

Moving women to the heart of ASEAN’s economy

ASEAN-BAC Philippines and PhilWEN formalize a partnership to advance women’s economic empowerment, gender mainstreaming and inclusive growth as key priorities…