Pinoy OFW is dedicated to exploring the rich and varied experiences of Filipinos in the United States, covering migration, culture, careers, and community stories with authenticity and depth.
Pinoy OFW is dedicated to exploring the rich and varied experiences of Filipinos in the United States, covering migration, culture, careers, and community stories with authenticity and depth.
Pinoy OFW is dedicated to exploring the rich and varied experiences of Filipinos in the United States, covering migration, culture, careers, and community stories with authenticity and depth.
Filipinos have been in California since the 16th century when the Philippines was under Spanish colonial rule. Filipinos migrated to California in the early...
Starting April 1, 2025, New York City will begin enforcing its mandatory composting program. This initiative requires all residents, including Filipino families in the...
If you’ve ever spent time in Jacksonville, Florida, you may have noticed a vibrant and growing Filipino community. From bustling cultural festivals to active...
Pasalubong (the Filipino term for gifts or souvenirs from traveling friends or relatives) has become part of the Filipino tradition. Whether traveling from domestic...
Raising children with a love for their heritage is a delicate art. This is especially true when they are growing up in a world filled with global influences. As a parent, I often found myself walking the tightrope between sharing our Filipino identity and avoiding the trap of force-feeding nationalism.
I want my kids to appreciate our culture not just...
Moving to the U.S. is exciting, but even everyday activities like grocery shopping can feel unfamiliar, especially if you're used to doing your grocery...
Raising children with a love for their heritage is a delicate art. This is especially true when they are growing up in a world filled with global influences. As a parent, I often found myself walking the tightrope between sharing our Filipino identity and avoiding the trap of force-feeding nationalism.
I want my kids to appreciate our culture not just...