Memories of People Power I

I was only twelve when People Power I broke out. I prayed it would soon be over so I could finish sixth grade and move on to high school. Two decades after, I keep the memory of People Power alive to see patterns of repetitive mistakes, failures and sins committed in the hope that I can, in my own little way, change for the better.

The PCIJ provides a historical glimpse of those three monumental days in February of 1986 and what has happened to twenty key people of that peaceful revolution.  Where were you those three days and where are you know two decades after?

Job Opennig: Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

From Ms. Karol Ilagan of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) --

The PCIJ, a nonprofit media agency that specializes in investigative
reporting, is looking for a librarian who can manage and maintain its
resource center. Applicants must have a degree in library science,
relevant experience and an interest in current affairs. The position
has a particular emphasis on database management as well.

Interested applicants may send their resumes to kmilagan@pcij.org. Or, call
410-4769 for more information.