“Our Bodies Remember: From Display to Dignity” – By BIBAK Group
27. March 2026
At the Spring Rumble on 14 March 2026, our friends from BIBAK Switzerland took the stage in the Ethnographic Museum at the University of Zurich.
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Slow-Food for the Transnational Soul: Poems from the 2024 Poetry Workshops
28. November 2024
lb. In late summer 2024, studiyo filipino held two poetry workshops with the Swiss chapter of Halo-Halo, one in Zurich and one in Vienna. The participants
Remembering the Day of the Dead
26. November 2024
by Lily C. Fen With Halloween slowly taking over Zurich, in ways that hadn’t yet existed ten years ago when I first arrived here, I
Lecture Series: Exploring Tagalog Linguistics
12. September 2024
We are pleased to announce the following lecture series over lunch organized by our member Eva Huber: “Lecture Series on Tagalog jointly organized by the
Venice Bieannale study tour: visit the Philippine pavilion with us
15. July 2024
lb. The Philippines is one of the Pavilions featured in the Venice Biennale. Curated by Carlos Quijon, Jr, this year’s representative exhibition of the Philippines
2nd Podcast Season: Philippine Books
20. January 2024
lb. Ever since it was made public that the Philippines will be Guest of Honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2025, Annette Hug’s world
“Who has the ultimate Filipino adobo?” – Claude Tayag and his adobo visit Zurich
31. October 2023
pw. Can you imagine what it would be like if we all shared the same recipe for Swiss Fondue? In 2021, the announcement by the Department
Philippine Language Preservation in the Heart of Zurich
1. November 2022
The former ‘suitcase library’ (maletaklatan) of KuwentuhangSabado.com has found a new home last October 2022. Their children’s books from the Philippines are now accessible for
“Common Diversities” gives young Filipin@s from German-speaking regions a voice
23. March 2022
lb. During the phase in which we transition from childhood to adulthood, we are exposed to various influences that have a lasting effect on us. The
Jollibee Milano: Filipino bliss in every bite
23. March 2022
lb. “The Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci may be the most famous work of art that celebrates the deeper meaning of a shared meal.
