Scenes from the 2012 Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines Induction Night

The Little School with the Big Heart

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Scenes from EJAP's Economic Forum

Last month, the Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines held an economic forum which attempted to answer the question: How can we make liquidity work for the economy? Government economic officials and other key players of the Philippine economy all gave their inputs on how more than a trillion pesos worth of funds can be put to better use so that poverty in the country may be reduced. 

Photos courtesy of EJAP

Awash in Cash: Making Liquidity Work for the Economy

The Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines is having its yearly economic forum on July 13, 2011 at the Dusit Thani Hotel in Makati.  Learn from our guest speakers how excess liquidity can work for the economy.

call for children's books

The Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines is helping two schools this year as part of its back-to-school drive.

We are donating school supplies and children's books. In this light, we are calling for children's book donations.

(Old books are okay but please choose the ones that are still readable. Wag yung
puno na ng pentel pen :-)

I know that some books are just gathering dust in your homes. They will be put
to better use if other children who have no means to buy new books will be able to read
them.

Along with basic school supplies, the books will be donated to Longos Property Elementary School in Pangasinan and to Sikat, a school for Tboli children in Lake Sebu, Mindanao.

You may email me at eyesgonzales@gmail.com for the donations. EJAP is willing to pick up the stuff.

Thank you!

(photo from betadaily.com)