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19/03/2019

Regional Commission Bangsamoro Women- Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao spearheaded the 2019 National Women's Month Celebration under the new government Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. headed by BTA member Minister and Chairperson Hja Bainon G. Karon.

10/02/2019

What you dont like anymore, somebody needs. Gift someone a hijab❤️

Donation of hijab is still ongoing. Dropboxes are at RCBW, ORG and DepEd. Contact us for bulk donation. The hijabs collected will be distributed to madrasahs and evacuation centers.

04/02/2019

The Labor department reminds all employers to strictly implement the and protect household service workers.

Full story: https://pia.gov.ph/press-releases/releases/1017338

01/02/2019

7th World Hijab Day - Gift a Hijab Project

"Breaking Stereotypes, Shattering Boundaries"

29/01/2019

Magandang balita, Juana at Juan!

Pirma na lang ng Pangulo ang hinihintay para maging ganap na batas ang 105-day Expanded Maternity Leave Bill matapos itong maipadala sa Office of the President noong Enero 21, 2019. (Source: Senate https://www.senate.gov.ph/lis/bill_res.aspx?congress=17&q=SBN-1305)

Mayroong 30 araw ang Pangulo upang aprubahan o hindi ang panukalang batas. Kung hindi ito mapirmahan ng Pangulo sa loob ng 30 araw mula sa pagkaka-transmit nito sa kanyang tanggapan ay awtomatiko nang magiging ganap na batas ang Expanded Maternity Leave (February 20, 2019).

Magkakaroon ng bisa ang batas makalipas ang 15 araw mula sa pagkakalathala nito sa dalawang newspaper of general circulation.

Bisitahin ang link na ito upang malaman ang mga proseso kung paano nagiging batas ang isang panukala: https://www.senate.gov.ph/about/legpro.asp

29/01/2019

28/01/2019

A total of 4,623 delegates gather at the Sumisip Municipal Hall in Basilan today for the opening of Palarong Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Athletics Association (ARMMAA).

Holding the annual athletic meet in Basilan for the first time, ARMM Regional Governor Mujiv Hataman highlighted the development of the province in terms of peace and security. “Kung noon ay banta ang seguridad dito sa probinsya ng Basilan, iba na ngayon,” he said.

During the event, Governor Hataman also remembered the bombing in Jolo, Sulu. Three of the affected, according to him, are employees of the regional government.

“Alam natin na may insidenteng nangyari kahapon sa Sulu, kaya pinapaabot natin ang ating pagdadalamhati sa ating mga kapatid,” he said.

“Ito ang pagkakataon na dapat tayong magkaisa at ipakita natin na kaya nating talusin ang palarong ito nang mapayala,” he added, encouraging the athletes to maintain peace throughout the competition.

Governor Hataman is set to go to Jolo, Sulu tomorrow to visit the families affected by the bombing. (Bureau of Public Information)

14/01/2019

ARMM Governor Mujiv Hataman discussed with the members of his cabinet the plans for the final stretch of the present autonomous regional government before the ratification of the Bansamoro Organic Law (BOL).

"Ayusin na natin lahat bago mag transition para kumpleto na ang mga documents at hindi mahirapan yung mga susunod na uupo," Hataman noted as he encouraged the officials to cooperate in the final transition process.

The schedules of the plebiscite are on Jan. 21, 2019 for areas under the ARMM, Cotabato City and Isabela City, and on February 6 for the provinces of Lanao del Norte and North Cotabato.

Engr. Baintan Ampatuan, chief of the region's planning and development office (RPDO-ARMM), said that they are now "writing the ARMM transition report."

The transition report includes the inventory of ARMM officials and personnel since 1991, assets, liabilities, devolution documents, technical documents, executive issuances and legislations.

Hataman also instructed the concerned agencies to have the ARMM cultural villages removed before January 17. (Bureau of Public Information)

10/01/2019

RCBW participted on the 3 Days ARMM-BANGSAMORO DATATHON held at Em Manor, Cotabato City on January 8-10, 2019

07/01/2019

28/12/2018

Josephine Santiago-Bond is a Systems Engineer at NASA. For two years, she served as the NASA Kennedy Space Center chairperson for the Asian Pacific American employee resource group, and to this day, she continues to be an advisor to over 90 members from different backgrounds and heritages. This is what she considers to be one of her best accomplishments: leading a very diverse group with a unifying goal.

Coming from a science-inclined family, her siblings and their passion for their careers served as sources of inspiration for her to pursue STEM. She was inspired by an upperclassman to pursue Electronics and Communications Engineering as a degree, eventually graduating from the University of the Philippines - Diliman. She then got her Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from South Dakota State University and proceeded to Stevens Institute of Technology for her Graduate Certificate in Space Systems Engineering.

In her current job at NASA, she helps promote cultural education and awareness, focusing on the Asian Pacific American segment of the workforce, resolving barriers in career advancement, fostering positive diverse relationships, and applying diversity and inclusion in daily activities, emphasizing their immense contribution to the success of their mission at NASA, and equally important, in their daily lives.

As a woman in a male-dominated field, she sometimes struggles with small decisions made on her behalf, and without her knowledge. “Even well-meaning individuals have made assumptions of what I prefer,” she explains. To overcome this, she strives for open and honest communication. “Sometimes, it’s as simple as saying something like ‘Just let me know if you want me to help out with that messy task, I always have a change of clothes at my office’ or ‘I am willing to travel, just give me a heads up so I can make childcare arrangements’.”

“To the girls of this generation: surround yourselves with positive female role models to broaden your mental picture of what is possible for the future. Seek for a mentor who can inspire you to be the best version of yourselves.”

19/12/2018

In his final address as the regional governor of the autonomous Muslim region, Mujiv Hataman highlighted the achievements and milestones of the regional government for the last seven years.

“Pitong taon. Totoo nga po: Napakalayo na ng ating narating sa loob ng maiksing panahon, lalo na kung ihahambing sa ating dating kalagayan,” Hataman said.

“Binago po natin ang lahat ng ito. At ang bukal ng pagbabago: tapat, mabisa, at mabuting pamamahala,” he added.

Gov. Hataman became emotional as he recalled how he started serving the Bangsamoro people, giving credits to former president Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III who appointed him as the Officer-in-Charge regional governor of the ARMM in 2011.

“Nagtiwala siya sa ating mga Moro, na kaya nating pamunuan ang ating mga sarili, kaya nating makilahok sa pagbabago, kaya nating umasenso basta’t tama ang kundisyon,” he said.

Meanwhile, Hataman also urged the public to support the upcoming plebiscite on the Bangsamoro Organic Law. “Bumoto para sa mas nagkakaisa, mas makatarungan, at mas masaganang bukas. HInihimok ko kayong nandito ngayon: Maging instrumento ng liwanag at kaalaman ukol sa BOL.”

M**F Chairman Al-Hadjj Murad Ebrahim, M**F Implementing Panel Chair Mohagher Iqbal, Senator Paolo “Bam” Aquino, and peace advocate and actor Robin Padilla graced the event. (Bureau of Public Information)