Inklusibo - Philippine Resource Center for Inclusive Development

Last June 28, Inklusibo facilitated a community workshop on behalf of Stand with the Poor, focusing on the development of a localized mutual aid response plan.

The workshop brought together passionate community members from Bulacan and Quezon City to exchange insights, map out localized vulnerabilities, and strategize on grassroots solidarity activities ahead of the typhoon season.

The plan aims to serve as mechanism to anticipate disasters, deliver aid, and advocate for sustainable solutions.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON THE KILLINGS AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN NEGROS OCCIDENTAL.

Inklusibo denounces the military incursion in Toboso, Negros Occidental which resulted to the displacement of over 600 community members and the death of 19 individuals including student leader Alyssa Alano, journalist RJ Ledesma, peasant advocate Maureen Santuyo, & community researcher Errol Wendel.

The organization also raises the alarm regarding the Philippine government's treatment towards human rights activists and development workers as enemies of the people rather than partners in pursuit of people-centered and inclusive development.

Inklusibo stands in solidarity with the grieving families, friends, and colleagues of Alyssa, RJ, Maureen, Errol, and the besieged peasant communities of Negros Occidental, and commits itself to support and continue pursuing development that not only serves the people, but also serves the pursuit of just and lasting peace.