Jopie Sanchez on Owning One's Growth
For 14 years, Jopie has built a career through non-traditional paths. Her work as a hair and makeup artist has enabled her to learn from the best in the industry including from a BAFTA award–winning mentor behind her favorite Black Mirror episodes. Beyond the makeup chair, she also immerses in other creative pursuits like writing and film. According to Jopie, these projects may not always bring in high income, but they are essential to her sense of self-expression and growth.
Nelly Dillera on staying true to public service
Interview and words by Guia Dionido After the EDSA Revolution in 1986, just a couple of years after she graduated from university, Nelly Dillera decided to enter government service. This was her promise as a young child in Mindanao then who used to ask herself, “kung may gobyerno, bakit may ganito? Hindi mo nakikita sa buhay ng mga tao,” (if there’s a government, why are things like this? You cannot see in the lives of the people). She believed she could do something. Nelly
Not All Women Are Pro-Women
What Holds Us Back From Supporting Each Other Words by Nira Macaspac Art by Ana Luciano-Fernandez This piece was originally written as...
Roo Powell on Boundaries and Making The World a Safer Place
Imagine putting on a wig, trendy makeup and teenager’s clothes to hunt down online predators in an undercover operations—this is the life...
