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PRESS RELEASE: Win Php25,000 in Mulat Pinoy’s “We Are RH” video contest Amateur filmmakers are invited to submit short films on reproductive health. Do you wish your videos were on TV instead of YouTube? Looking for extra cash to buy that nice phone? Hoping for your own cool video camera? Then this is what you’ve been waiting for. Join “We are Right Here. We are RH.”! This amateur video contest aims to bring into the limelight young people’s take on responsible parenthood, reproductive health, and population and development.

Tomorrow, August 24, is the final day you and your friends can vote for us at the Globe T@tt Awards!

Et voila! Welcome to our awesome website revamp!

In commemoration of Kulo's now-thwarted closing day, and to show our solidarity with our country's fearless and passionate artistic community, a march for freedom of expression will take place on the afternoon of the 21st.

We have a very special surprise coming up very, very soon -- something that quite literally exhibits our thrust to grow and improve as an organization. Can you guess what it is?

The Board of the Cultural Center of the Philippines will face a Senate hearing this Tuesday morning, August 16 at 930am in the Plenary Hall of the Senate Building in Manila to answer for their 'crime' of displaying the Kulo exhibit. The CBCP and its conservative religious right allies will be mobilizing en masse to support their new inquisition, so we are putting out a call to any and all who can make it to troop to the plenary hall gallery (as its a public hearing any valid ID will get you in) and support freedom of speech.

The winner of each category will get a staggering Php100,000. If the Freethinkers bag the 2 categories they were nominated for, that's Php200,000 that will go to furthering reason, science, and secularism to vastly improve every Filipino's quality of life. That's a LOT of bishop costumes, guys.

Location: Starbucks on Tomas Morato (http://goo.gl/9nP7w) Date: Sunday, July 17, 2011 Time: 2:30pm – 5:30pm

Dear Honorable Senator -- we, the Filipino Freethinkers, are the people behind this. We were the ones who made the cardboard Pajeros and rode them in bishop's attire. It was we, along with fellow like-minded groups who banded with us to form a single movement, who showed our ire towards this glaring violation of Church-State separation the day of the Senate hearings.