News
Above: With Dr. Kevin Nadal (one of the co-authors of The SAGE Encyclopedia of Filipina/x/o American Studies)
January 31, 2023
ABS-CBN News
Two-volume encyclopedia on Filipino American studies launched
February 25, 2022
Rutgers University – Asias Americas
Filipino American Oral History Project
February 22, 2022
Filipina American News
Philanthropy – Venessa Manzano
August 26, 2021
PinoyLife
Usapang FilAm: Learning Filipino – Is it still relevant?
October 25, 2020
Table Talk: A Kapihan Session on
The Immigrant Experience Across Generations
December 9, 2019
Inquirer.net
Fans say Mabuhay to Brooklyn Nets on Filipino Heritage Night
October 25, 2019
Asian Journal
The Filipino School of New York & New Jersey: 10 Years and Counting
By Momar Visaya
October 30, 2018
NBC News
Filipino cultural schools help bridge Filipino Americans and their heritage
By: Saleah Blancaflor and Allyson Escobar
September 7, 2018
Inquirer.net
Many Fil-Ams enthusiastically trying to learn Filipino
By: Jun Nucum
February 9, 2018
NJ Monthly Magazine
Immigration Stories: Venessa Manzano
By: Jacqueline Klecak
September 8, 2017
Chic Pea JC
The Filipino School of New York & New Jersey
August 9, 2017
The FilAm
‘Sulong’ summit sounds call to build a U.S. Filipino youth movement
June 26, 2017
The Filipino Reporter
Diverse group of graduates honored in 5th PGRAD in New York
By: Philippine Consulate General of New York
January 5, 2017
Inquirer.net
Jaycees PH-NY lauds 2016 Fil-Am ‘Icons of Impact’
August 7, 2016
The Alpha Stories
Building a Filipino school in New York and New Jersey: Interview with Venessa Manzano
By: Alpha Sanford
August 15, 2015
OSM!
Venessa Manzano: Nurturing a School for Cultural Rootedness
By: Marivir Montebon
July 28, 2015
Re-cap of the Filipino School of NY & NJ Picnic 2015
Nanay’s Choice
By: Rochie Desagun
July 21, 2015
A small world after all
Pinoy Roots
By: Emy
July 7, 2015
Venessa Manzano — my true hero
The Filipino Reporter
By: Bert Castro
December 4, 2013
Makilala TV
Episode 4: Language and Culture
December 9, 2012
Global City NYC
A Filipino School in Woodside
By: Nastasia Boulos
January 2, 2012
New York Torch
Families Connect to Their Filipino Culture Through School
By: Jaslee Carayol
November 9, 2011
TheFilAm.net
American by birth, Filipino at heart
By: Danielle Mangabat
November 2, 2011
Asian Journal
Empire State is ‘privileged’ to honor outstanding Filipinos – Gov. Cuomo
By: Cristina Pastor
October 21, 2011
Filipino Reporter
Donaire shows ‘heart of a true fighter’
By: LP Pelayo
October 19, 2011
The Jersey Journal
Boxing champ Nonito Donaire Jr. tells Jersey City teenagers how he went from being “a crybaby runt” in his native Philippines to being a world-beater with three titles
By: Ryan Songalia
October 18, 2011
PhilBoxing.com
The “Flash” Model
By: Rich Mazon
October 16, 2011
SaddoBoxing.com
Bantam King Nonito Donaire Makes Public Appearance Monday
October 15, 2011
PhilBoxing.com
Donaire Inspires High School Youth During Fil-Am History Month
October 14, 2011
Filipino Reporter, Online Edition
Donaire Inspires High School Youth During Fil-Am History Month
October 11, 2011
GMANews.tv
US school holding contests for Fil-Am Heritage Month
October 10, 2011
INQUIRER.net
New York mayor hails outstanding Filipino-Americans
By: Cristina DC Pastor, TheFilAm.net
October 9, 2011
TOFA NY Facebook Page
TOFA-NY Heritage Awardees and 2011 Winners
July 23, 2011
The Filipino Channel’s (TFC) Balitang America
Palarong Bata (Traditional Filipino Children’s Games) Segment
By: Don Tagala
June 28, 2011
www.thefilam.net
It truly takes a village to raise a child
By: Cristina Pastor
March 24, 2011
www.Babble.com
From Bong Bong to Monelle: A Filipino Woman Asks: “Do We Have the Wackiest Names?”
By: Grace Bello
December 15, 2010
It has been a long journey, but the day is finally here! After nearly three years of meetings, piloting, writing and research, we finally launch! Thank you so much to all the wonderful people I have met and worked with along the way. I learned a lot and hope to share this knowledge with the younger generation in order to preserve our culture and for them to develop an appreciation for it. Our heritage will be our legacy for our children.
Maraming salamat!