Julianne

  WOMEN'S MONTH The topic "WE for Gender Equality and an Inclusive Society" emphasises how crucial it is to collaborate in order to build a just and equitable society for all people, regardless of gender. Giving men and women the same chances, privileges, and respect in all spheres of life—including leadership, employment, and education—is known as gender equality. No one is left behind in an inclusive society, where everyone has a voice and a position in the community regardless of background. Together, we can dismantle obstacles and confront unjust customs that hinder others. Individuals, families, communities, and institutions must work together to achieve gender equality and inclusivity. While schools and workplaces should support equitable chances for all, governments and organisations must develop policies that advance justice. Individuals can also make a difference by standing up against discrimination, encouraging kindness and understanding, and supporting an...

FUTURE ME  In fifteen years, I envision myself as a prosperous professional who has achieved the objectives for which I have strived. I want to work at a profession that I genuinely love and where I can keep learning new things and developing my abilities. With perseverance and hard work, I will get useful experience that will advance my career. I want to be recognised for my commitment, originality, and problem-solving skills. In addition to helping me succeed personally, my career will enable me to mentor younger professionals, share my experience, and support my community and workplace. In addition to my work, I aim to lead a contented and well-rounded life. I envision myself spending quality time with my family and friends, creating wonderful experiences, and maintaining great relationships with them. Being financially stable will enable me to travel, live comfortably, and try new things. I want a house that makes me feel secure and calm. Above all, I want to continue developin...

INTAYON ILOCOS SUR The Kannawidan Festival is an important celebration in Ilocos Sur that highlights the province’s culture and traditions. Held every late January to early February, it marks the foundation anniversary of Ilocos Sur. The festival helps preserve Ilocano heritage while bringing people together in celebration. The festival features a trade fair showcasing local products like Vigan longganisa, bagnet, and Abel Iloco weaving. There are also cultural performances, street dancing, and traditional games that reflect Ilocano history. Religious activities, such as thanksgiving masses, are also part of the event. The Kannawidan Festival is important because it strengthens Ilocano pride and identity. It helps preserve traditions, supports local businesses, and attracts tourists. More than just a celebration, it reminds people of Ilocos Sur’s rich history and culture. REFERENCE: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fmis.ilocossur.gov.ph%2F2023%2F02%2F13%2Fthe-govern...

  Heart's Day Valentine’s Day, celebrated every February 14, is a day to show love and appreciation to the important people in our lives. It started from ancient Roman traditions and later became associated with St. Valentine, who secretly performed marriages. Over time, it turned into a global celebration of love, not just for couples but also for family and friends. People celebrate Valentine’s Day in different ways, such as giving gifts, writing letters, or spending time together. Some show love through flowers and chocolates, while others prefer simple gestures like kind words and small acts of care. The important thing is making loved ones feel special and appreciated. Love doesn’t have to be expressed in grand ways. Simple acts like a smile, a kind message, or being there for someone can mean a lot. What truly matters is showing love sincerely, not just on Valentine’s Day but every day. reference: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.stvalentinesday.org%2F...

 CRB Journey Working on our Community-Based Research (CBR) project taught us the importance of teamwork, trust, and engagement. Choosing a topic was challenging at first, but through observations and interviews, we identified an issue impacting many residents. Finding participants was harder than we expected, some were hesitant to share, while others questioned the potential impact of our research. In this photos, we are preparing our questionnaires to start the survey. And in the other picture, we are on our way to barangay hall to interview some barangay officials. In the first picture, we are asking permission to interview and survey the barangay officials. In the second picture, we are going to Abelan. On February 3, 2025, we proudly presented our research on Abel Iloco in the ICT room, sharing its rich history and cultural significance with passion and pride. This journey was more than a presentation—it was a lesson in teamwork, learning, and heritage. Each step, from resear...

 MY 3RD QUARTER JOURNEY As the third quarter ends, I reflect on what I have learned. I improved my time management, asked for help when needed, and developed better study habits. I also realized the importance of perseverance and self-discipline in handling difficult subjects. Despite this, I faced challenges, especially in balancing schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and personal responsibilities. Some subjects were harder, making it difficult to keep up with lessons and deadlines. To overcome these, I created a study schedule, set priorities, and asked for help from teachers and classmates. Taking short breaks and practicing self-care kept me motivated. Moving forward, I will stay organized, improve my study habits, and face challenges with a positive attitude. With determination, I know I can achieve my goals in the next quarter.