Umalohokan to educate young Pinoys to vote for a better future

Umalohokan to educate young Filipinos to vote for a better future

/ 01:45 PM March 10, 2025
This is a banner for the Umalohokan event.
Photo Credit: Samahan ng mga Iskolar ng Simbayanan (SIS)

TAGUIG, PHILIPPINES — Umalohokan will provide voter education for young Filipinos in order to help them choose a better future for the Philippines.

The event will occur on April 13, 2025, 2:00 PM, at the Simbayanan ni Maria Community Foundation, 115 MLQ Street, Purok 2, New Lower Bicutan, Taguig City.

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The Samahan ng mga Iskolar ng Simbayanan (SIS) says “Umalohokan” refers to “heralds of pre-colonial Philippines who spread vital information to communities.” 

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In the spirit of Umalohokan, this event will empower the voices of young leaders who will shape the country’s future. 

This movement will feature renowned speakers from leading non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Consequently, participants will gain powerful insights into voter education, fighting disinformation, and promoting environmental sustainability:

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  • Voters’ Education & Awareness: Experts will break down the electoral process. Specifically, they will emphasize the importance of voting wisely and guiding young voters in making responsible choices.
  • Recognizing Fake News & Disinformation: Fact-checking organizations and media literacy advocates will teach voters how to identify and counter false narratives.
  • Environmental Sustainability: Environmental advocates will discuss sustainable practices,. These include eco-friendly policies, and other ways for everyone to contribute to a greener planet. 

“We are at a crossroads. The choices we make today will define our future,” said the event organizers.

“Umalohokan is about equipping the youth with the right tools to fight for truth, sustainability, and good governance.”

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