Of all the things that could reconnect me to our pre-colonial roots, I never expected it to be a pack of naked young men sprinting across a university campus. But somehow, now, it makes perfect sense.

Baybayin is the written language of the Philippines. Originally called Alibata by historians, the language decreased in use after the introduction of the Latin alphabet by the Spanish in the 1600s.

Asia Society Philippines together with Mr. Leo Emmanuel Castro of Sanghabi, present Beyond Baybayin. Beyond Baybayin is a mini-series dedicated to discovering the rich heritage of the Filipino people ...

The preservation of culture exists in many ways. The preservation of culture exists in many ways. The preservation of culture exists in many ways. Baybayin is the written language of the Philippines.