Be a part of fighting disinformation and historical revisionism.
As we inch towards the #Halalan2022, martial law history and its atrocities are being distorted in favor of the Marcoses and their cronies.
We invite all educators, artists, and human rights advocates to stand for truth and to surface and rebuild historical integrity.
Make the first step now. Check the links below.
Weaving Back the Threads of our Histories is a collaborative project symbolically reclaiming our stories, particularly the Filipiniana icon tarnished by the vulgar opulence of Imelda during the Marcos Regime.
“Mga Kwentong Martial Law” is a collection of video-based accounts of people and families who suffered under the Marcos Regime.
A redux of selected Cinemata uploads on political filmmaking in a period of social unrest.
Despite Marcos’s efforts to stop its publication, The Conjugal Dictatorship was published in 1976.
You may read the documents at bit.ly/PetitionMLSurvivors
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We invite all creative individuals, writers, historians and academics, as well as schools and organizations to submit ideas for digital exhibitions on the topic of the Marcoses, the 1972 Martial Law, 1986 EDSA People Power, and the continuing losses and legacy these have to this day.
If you are interested to collaborate please fill-up the form on the right.
A virtual space serving as a living memorial to a pivotal period in Philippine history, the Digital Museum of Martial Law in the Philippines serves as a platform to provoke and invoke critical reflection.
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Built and Designed by DAKILA Philippine Collective for Modern Heroism and Active Vista