H4H: Kapihan with Green Chapter

Habitat For Humanity DLSU
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A thought bubble for Habitat For Humanity Green Chapter on their insights related to their advocacy. This podcast will be a means to educate their members and the Lasallian community of different perspectives on housing (governmental, non-governmental, students) through meaningful, broadcasted, dialogue. Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

Episodes

  1. 03/29/2021

    Thinking Long Term

    For the last episode of Kapihan with Green Chapter, get an insider view on how Habitat for Humanity Philippines Foundation came to be, catching #Habititis, and what thinking long-term is all about with our guest, the foundress herself, Mrs. Gloria Veloso-Ison!  Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

    26 min

  2. 03/22/2021

    A Generation of Shelter Advocates

    For the fourth episode of Kapihan With Green Chapter, we've invited the founders of other Habitat Campus Chapters, Carlos Jacinto and Joshua Villanueva of the UP Diliman Chapter; Alyanna Chuatoco of the Blue Chapter; Winruvie Wang and Alvin Qiu of the Saint Jude Catholic School Chapter; and Bianca Vasquez of the Green Chapter, to share how their organizations have contributed in building a generation of shelter advocates.  Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

    46 min

  3. 03/17/2021

    Sustainable Housing in the Philippines

    "Let's all work together for a better future"  In this episode, Mr. Jessan Catre from Habitat for Humanity International and Ms. Ariane Aliggayu from Habitat for Humanity Philippines joins host Su Jin Kim to discuss the housing needs in the Philippines and how Habitat addresses the need in the country. Aside from this, they will also talk about urban renewal and development and sustainable and appropriate construction technology. Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

    48 min

  4. 01/29/2021

    Housing Poverty

    Community development manager Hilario "Larry" Famadico from Habitat for Humanity Philippines foundation joins host Brit in discussing housing poverty and the need to focus on long-term poverty alleviation through affordable social housing.  Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

    36 min

  5. 01/25/2021

    Building Habitat for Humanity Green Chapter

    "Do we want to be people that recognize a problem and not do anything about it? Or do we want to actually put our ideas into action?" Those are the inspiring words of Megan, Charlie, Bianca, and Encar from the organization's Executive Board. For the first episode, we get to hear their stories about how Habitat for Humanity Green Chapter was formed and founded.  Through this podcast, we will also learn about the struggles and obstacles they had to overcome to establish the organization.  Stay tuned as they share how they put their dreams into action amidst the pandemic. Catch you on the next episode, homies! Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

    31 min

  6. Trailer

    Kapihan with Green Chapter - Trailer

    Project heads King, JP, and Carla gives a quick introduction of what the whole podcast series is all about. Stay tuned and see you on the first podcast!

    2 min

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A thought bubble for Habitat For Humanity Green Chapter on their insights related to their advocacy. This podcast will be a means to educate their members and the Lasallian community of different perspectives on housing (governmental, non-governmental, students) through meaningful, broadcasted, dialogue. Disclaimer: The views and opinions of the hosts and resource persons do not represent those of the organization and the university and its stakeholders.

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