What is it about?

Sadya (sad-YAH, Ilonggo, Cebuano: happy ; sad-YA^, Tagalog: intentional) is a once a month “happily intentional” Filipino conversation practice which aims to be organized from an anti-racist and anti-oppressive, feminist, queer, healing-centred engagement, and decolonization lens. By using the word sadya and the different meanings of the word across Philippine languages, this choice positions the inclusive and contested nationalisms approach of this conversation circle.

Theme: National Symbols and Numbers

On Philippines Independence Day, learn more about national symbols, what they mean and where they come from. In additional, learn how to count/numbers in Tagalog.