The Indigenous Peoples Month and the 27th Year IPRA Commemoration was celebrated last October. October represents the rights and culture of indigenous people in our people. Through the implementation of the rights act, it guarantees a recognition and respect of their one of a kind culture they embrace. Its uniqueness stands for their ancestors’ richness. In our country, Katutubos is full of treasures that are yet to be shared with respected distinction.
Our culture will prevail regardless of how long or how far we've left. By the observance of the National Indigenous Peoples Month 2024, it further promotes and protects the rights and culture of the Indigenous People. Well, how? Through preservation and taking a part in. I remember the last time we went to Baguio’s Mines View, I observed a friendly and positive bond between tourists and Katutubos. People can learn and experience about the culture they nurture. To fellow individuals, let's value their contributions too. Despite the lack of some basic needs, their skills in craftsmanship observes their resourcefulness and creativity. Through this, they adapt to the richness of biodiversity. At their incomparable history, we have to know so much more at which their roots display their one of a kind distinction.
Peoples Month and the 27th Year IPRA Commemoration, let us take our routes to value, nurture, and honor indigenous people. The vibrant traditions and wisdom of the Katutubos are not just treasures to be admired, it's worth appreciating with sincerity. By actively participating in the preservation of these cultures, we not only honor their history but also empower future generations to thrive and revive.
Reference:
https://communities.dmcihomes.com/decorate-condo-local-indigeneous-products/
https://theebuckyball.wordpress.com/2014/10/22/katutubo-kaibigan-kadugo-kababayan/
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