National Indigenous Peoples Month, ipinagdiriwang ngayong Oktubre

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00:00Now it's Indigenous Peoples' Month, let's celebrate the community of our indigenous people

00:05who are serving as the door to the rich culture and tradition of our country

00:10that has passed through time.

00:12And if that's the case, let's learn about the programs and projects

00:15of the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples

00:18to protect and enrich the abilities of our indigenous countrymen.

00:22From NCIP Chair, Jennifer Cebuglass.

00:25Chair, thank you for joining us.

00:27Good morning and welcome to Rise and Shine Philippines.

00:29Good morning, Ma'am Diane.

00:32It's a great honor to be invited here today

00:35as one of our ways to raise awareness, knowledge, and public awareness

00:44about the Filipino indigenous people here in our country.

00:47So, good morning to you and happy Indigenous Peoples' Month.

00:55It's our pleasure to have you here today, Chair.

00:57The National Indigenous Peoples' Month and the 27th year of IPRA Commemoration

01:04or the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act were celebrated at the same time.

01:07How are the preparations and activities being prepared for this month, Chair?

01:11Thank you, Ma'am Diane, for asking.

01:14The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples really planned

01:19and organized our programs, policies, and activities

01:25that will not only take place here in Manila,

01:28but also in other regions of our country.

01:32We have many offices of NCIP from Regions 1 to 13.

01:37So, different activities will take place in different parts of our country

01:43to celebrate the Indigenous Peoples' Month and the 27th year of IPRA Commemoration.

01:50What is the theme of our celebration today?

01:52Our theme for this year is

01:56Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Peoples should be cared for,

02:01valued, and honored.

02:03That is the central theme of our celebration.

02:06I would also like to share, Ma'am Diane,

02:10that this is just right and appropriate.

02:13It is time, because for a long time, we know that our fellow Filipinos,

02:19especially our ancestors,

02:22gave their lives, worked hard, and suffered

02:27so that the new generation can have a law

02:32to care for them,

02:34to recognize, value, and care for their rights and rights.

02:39Alright, we have a project called Indigenous Peoples' Cuisine.

02:43Tell us more about this program and how was the reception for this project?

02:47On the first day of our Indigenous Peoples' Month,

02:51the National Commission of Indigenous Peoples

02:54created a program to show the public

02:58what we call a cooking tradition,

03:01where the ingredients

03:03and the recipes and ingredients

03:10of our fellow Filipinos are used.

03:12We showed it to the public

03:15through our Zoom and Facebook Live

03:19of our official Facebook page, NCIP.

03:22We showed the skills of our fellow Filipinos

03:26on how to cook what we call Indigenous cuisine,

03:31where these foods are prepared,

03:34especially during the time of rituals or celebrations,

03:39especially for our fellow Filipinos.

03:43Aside from this, we also have a conference

03:46on the rights of ancestral domains.

03:49What will be discussed here, Chair?

03:52Of course, as I said earlier,

03:56we have a lot of programs, especially in our regions.

04:01In raising awareness and awareness

04:07about ancestral domains,

04:09the topics that are included in this program

04:15are, number one, the concept of ancestral domain,

04:19which is explained to our fellow Filipinos and the public

04:23what are the rights that need to be protected

04:27and taken care of in the ancestral domain

04:29of our fellow Filipinos.

04:32Secondly, what we call ownership

04:35and possession of our fellow Filipinos

04:39in their ancestral domain.

04:41It is also explained what is the reason

04:44why they own it.

04:46And the processes and mechanisms,

04:48like the FPIC,

04:50which we always talk about,

04:52why it is necessary for the proponents

04:57or those who want to enter the ancestral domain

05:02to make a project.

05:05We say that it is understood that ownership

05:09or ownership is given by our fellow Filipinos

05:14so that the projects and programs

05:17can enter their ancestral domain.

05:20Thirdly, we also want to share with the public

05:24that we also have conflicts sometimes

05:27with the cultures and traditions

05:30of our fellow Filipinos.

05:32Sometimes, we cannot say goodbye to the custom,

05:36like the proper traditional clothing

05:41worn by our fellow Filipinos.

05:44Sometimes, it is different

05:47or we have what we call cultural appropriation.

05:50If it is not shown by others,

05:53it is not appropriate to use the traditional clothing

05:57and fabrics of our fellow Filipinos.

06:01Well, I hope this will be available online also

06:03in this conference so that many can watch it.

06:06Of course, we have it on our Facebook Live

06:10and on the official Facebook of the National Commission

06:13on Indigenous Peoples.

06:14We show it every day

06:17and we share it with our Central Offices

06:22and our Regional Offices

06:25in different places in our country.

06:27Okay.

06:28Chair, when it comes to giving long-term education

06:31to our members of Indigenous groups,

06:34what are the plans and programs of the NCIP, Chair?

06:37The NCIP sees and gives importance

06:42to what we call investing in human development.

06:46So, we have a program called

06:49Educational Assistance Program,

06:51Merit-Based Program,

06:53the so-called Support to Advocacy Program,

06:56and PAMANA, PAMANA at Masaga ng Pamayanan.

07:00Even though our budget is limited for this,

07:04it is a financial support

07:10for our young people

07:13who want to finish their studies.

07:18For as long as, of course, they are qualified, Ma'am Dayan.

07:21And talking about that,

07:22we already have accomplished members

07:24of Indigenous communities and tribes

07:26and you will introduce them.

07:27Tell us about that, Chair.

07:29On the last day of October,

07:31for the IP Month

07:35and for the commemoration of the 27th year

07:37of the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act,

07:39we organized an awards for the Indigenous peoples

07:46that really gave a big contribution

07:50to the name of the indigenous people here in our country.

07:54And we can see them,

07:56there is Bayang Barrios,

07:58there is Aljun Kayawan,

08:00and many others who introduced

08:03that the indigenous people have their own talents

08:07and skills and talents

08:09when it comes to sports,

08:12to singing,

08:14and many other talents

08:16that our indigenous Filipinos have

08:18so that they can raise

08:22the reputation and name

08:26of our indigenous people here in our country.

08:29Well, lastly, Chair,

08:30please do invite our viewers to join

08:32the programs and projects

08:34organized by the National Indigenous Peoples' Month

08:37and there is also a cultural show

08:39that our countrymen should look forward to.

08:40So, please go ahead and invite our viewers.

08:42Yes, for the awards night,

08:43we also have a cultural show there,

08:45Ma'am Diane.

08:46So, to all the viewers,

08:48I invite you to join

08:52and support

08:55our national celebration

08:59of the Indigenous Peoples' Month

09:01and the 27th Anniversary of the IPRA Act.

09:05We know that this law is very important

09:08to our indigenous people

09:10because it recognizes,

09:12protects,

09:14and protects

09:16our rights and rights of our indigenous Filipinos.

09:20So, let's join together

09:23to raise awareness,

09:25knowledge,

09:26and knowledge

09:28about our indigenous Filipinos

09:30and I would like to share, Ma'am Diane,

09:32what Marcos Garvey always says,

09:34that a people without the knowledge of their history,

09:37their culture,

09:38and their origin

09:39is like a tree without roots.

09:41A person who has no knowledge

09:44of their history,

09:46culture,

09:47and origin

09:48is like a tree without roots.

09:51So, to our fellow Filipinos,

09:54let's know our history

09:56that we all have roots

09:58and origin

10:00in being indigenous.

10:02And now,

10:03we,

10:04our fellow Filipinos,

10:07as indigenous people,

10:08are still bringing

10:10the culture and tradition

10:12of our country

10:13and especially of our people

10:15as Filipinos.

10:16So, thank you very much

10:18to Rise and Shine for this opportunity

10:21that you gave us time

10:23to share with the public

10:27our important program

10:29for this event

10:30that we are giving

10:32and we are giving to our fellow Filipinos,

10:35our fellow indigenous people.

10:37And thank you very much

10:38for joining us here

10:40at Rise and Shine in the Philippines,

10:41NCIP Chair,

10:42Jennifer Sibuglas,

10:43and one of you,

10:44for welcoming us

10:45as National Indigenous Peoples Month.

10:47Thank you, Chair.

10:48Thank you very much.

10:49Long live the new Philippines.

10:51Long live NCIP.

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