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March 21, 2023
Eleanor Pinugu
What is ageism and why should we care?

Fostering connections between individuals of different ages engenders mutual respect and empathy, which, in turn, helps quash ageist stereotypes.

What is ageism and why should we care?
June 11, 2022
Eleanor Pinugu
KINAIYA : Story behind the SheTalksAsia x ...

Kinaiya is a Cebuano word that means ‘inner being’. The collection features different variations of the Binakol weave. These pieces not just as an expression of our pride and love for our culture, but as an armour that reflects our character, and strengthens our confidence to take on the challenges of every day.

KINAIYA : Story behind the SheTalksAsia x ANTHILL collection
March 20, 2021
Eleanor Pinugu
Coping through Nesting

The longer we we were forced to stay inside, the more all our clutter and disorder seemed to taunt us. So we did what every other Youtube-raised millennial did best, we googled some DIY videos and made it our pandemic project to fix our home.

Coping through Nesting
December 28, 2018
Eleanor Pinugu
Letter for my future self

My wish for us at 40 is that we have learned to embrace the varying seasons of our life, and to gracefully hold both hope and hopelessness whenever they co-exist in a single moment.

Letter for my future self
September 23, 2018
Eleanor Pinugu
Why the Philippines needs more Feminists

While feminism seems to be en vogue (based on the proliferation of statement slogan shirts and branded empowerment campaigns targeted towards women), many are still intimidated by the term or are afraid to be associated as one. For some Filipinos, the word feminist is synonymous to being a man-hater, angry activist, or closeted lesbian.

Why the Philippines needs more Feminists
Eleanor Pinugu
September 23, 2018

Why the Philippines needs more Feminists

Eleanor Pinugu
September 23, 2018
Why the Philippines needs more Feminists

While feminism seems to be en vogue (based on the proliferation of statement slogan shirts and branded empowerment campaigns targeted towards women), many are still intimidated by the term or are afraid to be associated as one. For some Filipinos, the word feminist is synonymous to being a man-hater, angry activist, or closeted lesbian.

Eleanor Pinugu
August 18, 2018

Innovation in Education: APEC Schools

Eleanor Pinugu
August 18, 2018
Innovation in Education: APEC Schools

APEC enabled me to pilot and test innovative education approaches in a creative environment that encouraged its employees to debunk our pre-conceived notions about the school system, so we could develop a revolutionary learning environment that would produce globally competitive students who can thrive in a constantly evolving world.

Tagged: APEC, APEC schools, ayala education

Eleanor Pinugu
August 1, 2018

Getting out of the comfortable rut

Eleanor Pinugu
August 1, 2018
Getting out of the comfortable rut

While I too, am a big fan of comfort (one of my measures for success was being able to buy 1000 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets without guilt), I have come to learn that too much of it in certain aspects of your life could lead to stagnation.

Eleanor Pinugu
July 2, 2018

Poetry: Clarion Call

Eleanor Pinugu
July 2, 2018
Poetry: Clarion Call

Still we rise up against the cowards, hiding behind their stature and the red mess they've left on the streets.

Eleanor Pinugu
April 5, 2018

#MeToo: Why the Philippines kept silent

Eleanor Pinugu
April 5, 2018
#MeToo: Why the Philippines kept silent

The big question this left me with is why the #MeToo movement failed to take off in the Philippine context? Yes, there were a few young women who piggybacked on the hashtag and tried to rally others into joining, but most of the country chose to stay eerily silent. What stopped us from achieving our own reckoning?

Eleanor Pinugu
March 15, 2018

From Idea to Action in three steps

Eleanor Pinugu
March 15, 2018
From Idea to Action in three steps

Innovations are not always huge and disruptive. Sometimes, all you need to do is to tweak an existing solution to make it even more effective. 

Eleanor Pinugu
January 27, 2018

Future-proofing ourselves for jobs that don’t exist yet

Eleanor Pinugu
January 27, 2018
Future-proofing ourselves for jobs that don’t exist yet

While there is a counter-argument that the loss of jobs could be off set by the creation of new roles, the bigger question is whether people could retool their skills to keep up with the changes happening at an accelerated pace.

Eleanor Pinugu
December 7, 2017

Growing with Intention

Eleanor Pinugu
December 7, 2017
Growing with Intention

Cheryl Strayed once wrote in her advice column that “The best thing you can possibly do with your life is to tackle the motherf*#king shit out of it.”

Source: https://www.shetalksasia.com/storybank/2017/12/26/december-growing-with-intention

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life lately 🧡 
- College send-off for the @manoamigaph pioneer batch. I still can’t believe the little kids who used to call me 
“Ate Miss Lynn” are now budding engineers, doctors, scientists, criminologists, and teachers 🥹
- Fina
the aliens have landed 👽
@newleeroy @mebuyansvesselfilm
Wear your tribe with pride 🇵🇭
Excited to share with you the #SheTalksAsiaxANTHILL capsule collection⚡️

Kinaiya is a Cebuano word for ‘inner being’. The KINAIYA collection celebrates a woman’s strength of character, and her fearle
afternoon pause 🧡
Mano Amiga scholar JC Gorgonio is an aspiring doctor. Last night, he sent me these graduation photos with the note: “Ms. Lynn, wait niyo pong madagdagan ng dalawang letra yung unahan ng pangalan ko.” 
Siyempre naiyak na naman ako. And aft
THIS 💯
“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms – to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.” -Viktor Frankl

📷: @wordsarevibrations
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