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📸✨ Leaders in Style for the Climate!
Climate champions and government officials proudly wore traditional and eco-friendly outfits at held at Le Pavillon, Pasay City. 🌏💚

The event, themed “Wear the Change, Walk the Talk,” highlights how fashion can be a powerful tool for climate action, culture, and sustainability. 🌿👗

🧵 Let’s continue supporting creative, youth-led solutions for a greener, climate-resilient future!

Klima Wear: Isang Makulay na Hakbang Tungo sa Malinis na Kinabukasan

Ngayong araw, Mayo 31, 2025, ipinagdiriwang ang isang makulay at makabuluhang kaganapan sa bansa — ang Klima Wear, isang inisyatiba na naglalayong itaguyod ang kamalayan sa climate change at hikayatin ang mga mamamayan na magsuot ng mga damit na sumusuporta sa mga adbokasiyang pangkalikasan.

Ang Klima Wear ay isang proyekto na naglalayong pagsamahin ang fashion at environmental advocacy. Sa pamamagitan ng mga makukulay at malikhaing disenyo ng mga damit, ipinapakita ng mga kalahok ang kanilang suporta sa mga hakbangin laban sa climate change at ang kahalagahan ng sustainable living.

Ang kaganapan ay dinaluhan ng iba’t ibang sektor ng lipunan, mula sa mga kabataan, mga propesyonal, at mga miyembro ng komunidad. Ang bawat kalahok ay nagsuot ng mga damit na may temang pangkalikasan, nagpapakita ng kanilang malasakit at pagkilos para sa kalikasan.

Bilang bahagi ng selebrasyon, isinagawa ang iba’t ibang aktibidad tulad ng mga fashion show, workshops, at mga talakayan ukol sa climate change at sustainable fashion. Ang mga kalahok ay binigyan ng pagkakataon na ipakita ang kanilang mga disenyo at ideya na may kaugnayan sa pangangalaga sa kalikasan.

Ang Klima Wear ay hindi lamang isang fashion event; ito ay isang paalala na ang bawat isa sa atin ay may papel na ginagampanan sa pangangalaga ng ating planeta. Sa simpleng hakbang tulad ng pagsusuot ng mga damit na sumusuporta sa mga adbokasiyang pangkalikasan, tayo ay nagiging bahagi ng mas malaking kilusan para sa isang mas malinis at mas luntiang kinabukasan.

Sa patuloy na pagdami ng mga inisyatibang tulad ng Klima Wear, umaasa tayo na mas marami pang mamamayan ang magiging mulat at kikilos para sa kalikasan. Ang bawat hakbang, gaano man kaliit, ay may malaking epekto sa ating kapaligiran.

Sa mga susunod na araw, inaasahan ang mas marami pang mga aktibidad at kaganapan na magpapalawak sa kamalayan at pagkilos ng bawat isa para sa ating planeta. Sama-sama nating itaguyod ang klima, itaguyod ang kalikasan, at itaguyod ang kinabukasan.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced on Wednesday 265 fully-funded scholarships covering undergraduate and graduate studies for Filipino students to enroll in Saudi universities, as part of a program that the two countries have been implementing for over 30 years.

Under the program, scholars will be provided financial stipends, accommodation, medical insurance, and annual round-trip air tickets, among others. They will also be engaged in cultural and community activities that focus on intercultural dialogue.

FREDDIE AGUILAR, PUMANAW SA EDAD NA 72

Pumanaw ang isa sa mga tinaguriang legendary OPM artist na si Freddie Aguilar sa edad na 72.

Bilang Muslim ay nakatakdang ilibing si Freddie sa loob ng 24 oras.

Maghahain ng petisyon ang transport group na Manibela upang mapakansela ang muling pagpapatupad ng No Contact Apprehension Policy o NCAP sa ilang malalaking kalsada sa Metro Manila.

President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. highlighted the need to ensure freedom of navigation both in the South China Sea and the Arabian Sea. | via ANC 24/7

Naghain ng resolusyon si 1-Rider Party-list Representative Rodge Gutierrez upang siyasatin ang pagbabalik ng No Contact Apprehension Policy o NCAP.

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Held on May 25, 2025, this one-of-a-kind eco-fashion show redefined glamor with upcycled materials, indigenous patterns, and climate advocacy stitched into every outfit.

Because in the fight against climate change, even fashion has a voice.

Climate Ambassadors Slay the Runway for a Cause in “Klima Wear 2025” Fashion Show

May 25, 2025 – Manila, Philippines — The Climate Task Force’s Climate Ambassadors took center stage last night in the much-anticipated “Runway Ramp para sa Klima: Klima Wear 2025”, a groundbreaking fashion event that fused style with sustainability and advocacy.

Held at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the event featured stunning eco-conscious designs worn by the Climate Ambassadors—youth leaders, artists, and environmental advocates—who strutted down the runway donning outfits made from upcycled, organic, and biodegradable materials. Each piece told a story of climate resilience, circular fashion, and the power of individual action.

“Runway Ramp para sa Klima is more than just a fashion show,” said Climate Task Force lead coordinator Anna Dela Cruz. “It’s a bold statement that climate action can be woven into every aspect of our lives—even the clothes we wear.”

Designers from across the Philippines collaborated with environmental scientists to ensure each ensemble reflected both creativity and climate consciousness. Highlights included pieces inspired by coral reefs, mangroves, solar power, and indigenous textile patterns.

The event also kicked off a month-long climate action campaign led by the Climate Ambassadors, aiming to engage schools, local communities, and businesses in sustainability efforts.

As the final model exited the runway under a canopy of solar-powered lights, the message was clear: the climate crisis demands urgent action—and the youth are ready to lead, with both passion and purpose.

Climate Ambassadors Slay the Runway for a Cause in “Klima Wear 2025” Fashion Show

May 25, 2025 – Manila, Philippines — The Climate Task Force’s Climate Ambassadors took center stage last night in the much-anticipated “Runway Ramp para sa Klima: Klima Wear 2025”, a groundbreaking fashion event that fused style with sustainability and advocacy.

Held at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the event featured stunning eco-conscious designs worn by the Climate Ambassadors—youth leaders, artists, and environmental advocates—who strutted down the runway donning outfits made from upcycled, organic, and biodegradable materials. Each piece told a story of climate resilience, circular fashion, and the power of individual action.

“Runway Ramp para sa Klima is more than just a fashion show,” said Climate Task Force lead coordinator Anna Dela Cruz. “It’s a bold statement that climate action can be woven into every aspect of our lives—even the clothes we wear.”

Designers from across the Philippines collaborated with environmental scientists to ensure each ensemble reflected both creativity and climate consciousness. Highlights included pieces inspired by coral reefs, mangroves, solar power, and indigenous textile patterns.

The event also kicked off a month-long climate action campaign led by the Climate Ambassadors, aiming to engage schools, local communities, and businesses in sustainability efforts.

As the final model exited the runway under a canopy of solar-powered lights, the message was clear: the climate crisis demands urgent action—and the youth are ready to lead, with both passion and purpose.