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Shangri-La The Fort’s Adventure Zone Welcomes Kids as it Reopens

Hey there parents and kiddies, it’s time for AZ members to get ready for the next big adventure! March 4, 2022 is the date to save as Boni the Bull rounds up the squad in the reopening of Adventure Zone. Take a break from the confines of home and visit your city wonderland for a long-awaited play date with games and activities lined up for fun edutainment.

YOUR SAFE SPACE TO EXPLORE

Boni the Bull and the Adventure Zone squad reopens its doors on March 4, 2022 and will be open daily from 9am to 9pm. The team has been staying safely indoors but remained connected with members via virtual activities and fun parties. The first week of March marks the squad’s return to the 1,000sqm of playground space presenting a wonderful place for children to explore. They have been busy led by Boni in getting the place sanitized and ready for the children’s safe romp around the play pen.

Here’s a quick round up of the must-visit spots at Adventure Zone:

• Toddler Area
Let the li’l rascals flex their minds and motor skills through several play modules, mini slides, and climbing areas.

• Role Play Village
Nurture creative imaginations and let the kids wander and play pretend as bankers, doctors, firefighters or police officers.

• Slide Zone
There are 3 fun ways down in Adventure Zone’s activity area:

1) Hyperglide Astra – features a rainbow colored slide for all ages
2) Double Drop – a fun sliding drop straight into a ball pit
3) Vertical Drop – a 6.4 metre exhilarating vertical drop open for all ages • Space for Safe Celebrations

Members and guests can book safe celebrations for birthdays and other special occasions in 3 spacious party spaces.

Plan your visits with fun activities in mind featuring Adventure Zone’s edutainment starters: • Warm Up with Boni (5 minutes)

Get ready for your playdate starting with a song and dance with Boni the Bull • Arts & Crafts (10 minutes)

Express your creativity sustainably with a fun art project

PLAY IT SAFE: ADVENTURE ZONE HOUSE RULES

The squad is committed to ensuring your fun and safe return to Adventure Zone and for everyone’s collective wellbeing, here are a few house rules to the new AZ:

• Members must book their Adventure Zone visit. Play period slots are available for booking as early as 7 days in advance via our booking app at bit.ly/AZPlay. • For safe physical distancing, the prescribed maximum capacity of 30 children and 30 adult companions will be strictly observed. Each member may be accompanied by 1 adult only.

• Online travel and health declaration, temperature check, and presentation of vaccination card must be completed prior to entry to the facility. Only fully vaccinated adult companions will be granted admission to Adventure Zone.

• Sanitation stations are strategically placed in the different areas of Adventure Zone for the use of members.

• Play period is set at 1.5 hours per session with a break of 30 minutes in between for area disinfection.

• Face masks must be worn at all times. It may only be removed while drinking refreshments.

• Members and guardians must observe the dress code: long sleeves, trousers, and socks for children; smart casual wear with socks for companions.

• Food items from outside providers and personal toys are not allowed in the area.

Book your next playdate and visit bit.ly/AZPlay. For more information on membership and Adveture Zone parties, call +63 2 8820 0888 or email adventurezone.slfm@shangri-la.com.

March 2, 2022
Here’s How Google & YouTube will Support the Philippine Elections

As part of an ongoing commitment to connect voters to timely information and help protect the integrity of the Philippines elections, Google and YouTube announced a series of product features, partnerships, and programs.

Raising authoritative election information

As Election Day approaches, millions of people in the Philippines will be turning to YouTube to get the latest election news, and learn more about candidates and the voting process. To connect people to authoritative election-related information, YouTube provides a variety of Election Information Panels:

●      Candidate information panel: When YouTube viewers in the Philippines search for the names of President and Vice President candidates, a relevant candidate information panel will show at the top of their search results. This panel highlights information on the candidates, such as their political party and what office they’re running for. Information about candidates and parties is sourced from vetted, non-partisan, third-party sources.

●      How to vote information panel: To help people learn more about the voting process,an information panel surfaces on YouTube for all searches pertaining to “how to vote”. These panels will link to the Commissions on Elections’ (COMELEC) website featuring relevant materials, requirements, and the step-by-step of the voting process.

This is part of the existing portfolio of features that YouTube has rolled out in the country, aimed at raising authoritative information. These include Top News and Breaking News shelves for fast-moving, breaking news events; information panels that indicate funding sources from publishers that receive public or government funding; and information panels giving topical context that links to third party sources such as Wikipedia and Encyclopedia Britannica, for videos on a number of well-established topics that can be prone to misinformation including the Holocaust, the Apollo moon landing, and Martial Law in the Philippines.

Speaking about the election information panels in the country, Emily Moxley, Vice President for Product Management at YouTube said, “Political news and events can be subject to misinformation, so the availability of authoritative information sources is crucial. Over the last few years, we’ve made deep investments to make YouTube a more reliable source for news, while also maintaining the openness of the platform. Our work is ongoing and we are committed to making YouTube a vibrant and safe community for a healthy political discourse as well as help protect the integrity of elections.”

Removing election-related violative content & reducing harmful misinformation

YouTube’s Community Guidelines apply equally to everyone. From February 2021 to January 2022, the platform removed over 400,000 videos uploaded from the Philippines for Community Guidelines. YouTube elections misinformation policies prohibit content that:

●      Misleads voters about the time, place, means, or eligibility requirements for voting, or false claims that could materially discourage voting

●      Advances false claims related to the technical eligibility requirements for current political candidates and sitting elected government officials to serve in office

●      Encourages others to interfere with democratic processes

●      Contains hacked information, the disclosure of which may interfere with democratic processes

In addition, YouTube’s systems are designed to limit the spread of borderline content and harmful misinformation. Today, consumption of borderline content that comes from its recommendations is significantly below 1% globally.

Supporting fact-checking initiatives

The Google News Initiative (GNI) supports Meedan’s #FactsFirstPH, a coalition of more than 100 groups, including news organizations such as Rappler, civil society organizations, business groups, faith-based communities, research groups, and legal organizations to fight misinformation ahead of the Philippine elections. The GNI has also partnered with the University of the Philippines (UP) to launch a journalist training series and provided support to tsek.ph, a collaborative fact-checking project led by UP.

Investing in media literacy programs

Google has been investing in and supporting local media literacy programs to teach people how to identify trusted information. These include the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication’s “a day in the life” video series and training for news literacy, and CANVAS’ #YOUTHink magazine. Google.org also made a grant of $1.5 million to help the ASEAN Foundation expand media literacy education in ASEAN member communities including the Philippines. The ASEAN Foundation has also developed a digital literacy comic book available in Filipino.

“Fighting misinformation is important to Google and it takes the whole of society working together to address it. We will continue to forge meaningful partnerships with the media and community groups to help people access the right information so they can make an informed vote in the upcoming elections,” said Irene Jay Liu, Google APAC News Lab Lead.

“Part of COMELEC’s mission is to empower voters with accurate, relevant and timely information. We laud Google for taking the important steps in helping Filipinos access authoritative information that is essential for an informed electorate,” said James Jimenez, Commissions on Elections Director for Education and Information.

March 1, 2022
Alert Level 1 Guidelines for Metro Manila until April 15, 2022
[UPDATE as of March 31, 2022: NCR remains under Alert Level 1 until Friday, April 15, 2022.]

[UPDATE as of March 16, 2022: Malacañang has announced that the imposition of Alert Level 1 in Metro Manila will be extended from March 16 to 31, 2022.]

In case you missed it, the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) is putting the National Capital Region and 38 other areas under Alert Level 1 starting today, March 1, until March 15! The IATF has also approved the amended guidelines for the said Alert Level.

If you’re wondering which activities and establishments in Metro Manila will now become more accessible with a more relaxed Alert Level, here’s a quick list of the guidelines for you to check out, based on the report of the Philippine News Agency:
- There are no restrictions in terms of indoor and outdoor capacities. Everyone can undertake intrazonal and interzonal travel without regard to age and even comorbidities.
- All persons, activities, and establishments such as cinemas, restaurants, gyms, and more are allowed to operate, work, or be undertaken at total on-site or venue seating capacity, provided that the minimum public health standards are being observed.
- Well-fitted face masks shall be worn properly at all times, except when eating and drinking; participating in sports in venues where ventilation standards can be maintained; and practicing outdoor sports/exercise activities where physical distance can be maintained.
- public transportation in areas under Alert Level 1 shall be at full seating capacity. The use of acrylic and/or plastic dividers in public transportation shall not be required.
- Those 18 years old and above are required to present proof of full vaccination before participating in mass gatherings or entry into indoor establishments (dine-in services, personal care establishments, exercise and sports venues, cinemas, and more).
- For outdoor or al fresco dining and take out channels, no proof of full vaccination is required.
- Children ages 17 and below shall not be required to present proof of vaccination status.
See the complete guidelines on the Philippine News Agency website.
March 1, 2022
Rediscover The Fun of Family Entertainment at DreamPlay, City of Dreams Manila

As Metro Manila eases its quarantine restrictions, DreamPlay, the world’s first DreamWorks-inspired family entertainment center at City of Dreams Manila, reopens its doors at a limited capacity to welcome back families in a fun and safe environment. One of the safest play spaces for children with a fully vaccinated staff at a Safety Seal-certified venue, the interactive play and creativity center once again shares the incredible stories of DreamWorks through an engaging, immersive, and technologically rich experience for families and children.

Currently open from Wednesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., DreamPlay can entertain about 100 guests, both children and adults, or at 20% total capacity of the venue at a given time. Following IATF guidelines, children must be accompanied by fully vaccinated adults, who are required to present proof of full vaccination. To maintain a safe environment, signing of health declaration forms before entry and wearing of face masks at all times are being implemented. Tickets with access to all the play space’s attractions are available at P1,500, while non-participating tickets can be purchased for P250. Entry will be on a first come, first serve basis.

Advocating the concept of “learning through play,” DreamPlay allows kids to explore the world of DreamWorks animation, and provides them with creatively interactive and hands-on experience of its stories that are brought to life through the latest digital technologies and its various attractions spread across its 5,000 square-meter space. Providing a one-of-a-kind educational entertainment, families can explore DreamPlay’s 11 attractions that provide exciting activities that range from challenge courses, storytelling, cooking, and more.

Guests can also interact with beloved characters Shrek, Princess Fiona, Alex the Lion, Kung Fu Panda, King Julien, Puss in Boots, Poppy and Branch from DreamWorks Animation’s world-famous franchises Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, How to Train Your Dragon, and Trolls.

Appealing to both kids and kids-at-heart, Chez Gingy, the dining cafe inside DreamPlay offers classic American, Italian, Asian dishes, and other family favorites such as pizza, pasta, noodles, and well-loved ice creams and desserts.

To complete the playfully educational adventure, families can visit the DreamPlay Shop, the one-stop shop for all DreamWorks toys, goodies, and accessories.

DreamPlay is located at The Shops at the Boulevard, upper ground floor of City of Dreams Manila. For inquiries and reservations, call 8800-8080 or e-mail guestservices@cod-manila.com or visit www.cityofdreamsmanila.com. Explore more of City of Dreams Manila’s promotional offers, rewards, or instantly check Melco Club points with the new Melco Club App, available for free download on iOS and Android.

February 28, 2022
5 Philippine History Books to Read If You Hate Reading History

History is not everyone’s cup of tea, and for some, their general memory of learning Philippine history in school is just trying to memorize names, places, and dates. While these are all important data, some of us can’t help but feel that we might have missed the bigger picture– the essence of the events that took place in our history, and the importance of the people who made it happen.

These days, our consumption of information has changed drastically with the rise of the internet and social media. Unfortunately, with this comes the rise of fake news which makes our beliefs vulnerable to influence from unreliable sources, just because the way they present history seems more intriguing. Luckily, reading history from credible authors can still be entertaining, if you just know where to look. Below, we’ve rounded up some books that make Philippine history more interesting and palatable to the general public!

Photo: Anvil website

Rizal Without The Overcoat

Ambeth Ocampo, who writes history for the general public, is a popular figure when it comes to the study of our National Hero, Jose Rizal. In Ocampo’s Rizal Without The Overcoat, the author gives readers a closer look at Rizal, including details that will pique anyone’s attention with interest and intrigue.

In this book, Ocampo discusses myths surrounding the hero such as the Jack the Ripper conspiracy; shares details about Rizal’s interesting entries in his journals; and other bits and pieces on Rizal’s life that would remind us that Rizal, just like us, is only human– he can laugh with his friends, be kuripot at times, and make mistakes– thus, we can also strive to be like Rizal.

Buy it here: Anvil website | Shopee | Lazada

Photo: Anvil website

Looking Back Series

Looking Back is a series of books from Ambeth Ocampo that touches on interesting topics in our history that go beyond just Rizal. The best part about these books is that each title offers a short but informative read perfect for those who find themselves unable to finish the books they’ve started. Since the chapters in these books are from Ocampo’s column in The Philippine Daily Inquirer, Looking Back is divided into short chapters that are easy to digest, in effect, making it also easier for the reader to dive into the past.

Buy it here: Anvil website | Shopee | Lazada

Photo: Anvil website

A Question of Heroes

National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin first published A Question of Heroes in the ’70s, but it remains to be a must-read retrospective on our heroes. In this book, Joaquin subtly questions the heroism of our heroes, including Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Antonio Luna, and Gregorio del Pilar to name a few. Of course, the author tackles each case with evidence and testimonies, and he allows the readers to make their own judgments based on the available information. Thus, readers must approach this book with an open mind, and remember that the heroes we’ve always put on a pedestal are only humans like us. While they’ve made great sacrifices, they are also flawed and bound to make mistakes.

Buy it here: Anvil website | Shopee | Lazada

Photo: Anvil website

The Other Philippine History Textbook Series

The Other Philippine History Textbook series by Christine L. Diaz takes the common history lessons and presents them with a more interesting writing and presentation. Unlike the textbooks in our classrooms that present cold hard facts waiting to be explained and interpreted by the teachers, Diaz’s books already include subjective commentaries by the author for the readers to ponder upon. Of course, while the facts are there, it is still up to the reader to decide whether they agree or disagree with the author’s interpretations of the historical events included in the books.

Buy it here: Anvil website | Shopee

Photo: Arkipelago Books website

History with Lourd: Tsismis Noon, Kasaysayan Ngayon

Some may not consider this title a proper history book, but it is indeed a book about history. Lourd de Veyra is known for his satirical commentaries on TV that pull no punches. His show, History with Lourd: Tsismis Noon, Kasaysayan Ngayon has been adapted into a book that presents events and personalities from our history in a very entertaining way, centering on the most intriguing subjects and sprinkling humor on its storytelling. Of course, De Veyra still used the accounts of historians and experts to confirm the facts and invalidate the tsismis that have also found their way in our history. When diving into this book, readers must also have an open mind and be willing to research further to see the bigger picture in certain topics.

Buy it here: Arkipelago Books

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February 18, 2022
Operation Smile Promises to Transform the Lives of 1 Million Patients in 10 Years
Global nonprofit Operation Smile announced a 10-year commitment to increase access to care for 1 million patients who need cleft care and other essential surgeries. Entering its 40^th anniversary year, the organization will scale up its investments in underserved remote areas around the world.

The announcement marks an evolution for Operation Smile, which will continue to work as the leading global nonprofit specializing in expert cleft surgery and care and will focus more intensely on transforming local health systems. The organization’s new vision includes creating expanded opportunities for women in medicine, investing significantly in research, innovation, surgical education, and youth empowerment, all of which are factors that impact cleft care.

“As we enter our organization’s next decade, we are deeply focused on increasing the number of high-quality cleft surgeries, which requires strengthening local health systems,” said Operation Smile Co-Founder and CEO Dr. Bill Magee. “We’re committing today, to transforming lives by challenging inequities in the health system head-on to serve a million people who need care.”

Founded in 1982, Operation Smile has provided free, life-changing surgical and dental care for more than 326,000 patients, enabling them to eat, breathe, speak, and live healthier lives. With each surgery, the organization has seen how gaps in health care infrastructure create barriers to access and perpetuate inequities in health care systems.

“Our experience has shown us that long-term investments in health care infrastructure and partnerships with local medical leaders are critical to serve children with cleft conditions, and that our work and presence in a country provides greater access to high-quality care,” said Kathy Magee, Co-Founder and President of Operation Smile. “Our focus will always be on cleft care, but we are also empowering our world-class medical teams fueled by 6,000 global volunteers to provide comprehensive care for patients autonomously.”

Over the next 10 years, Operation Smile will collaborate with local partners, including ministries of health, donors, corporations and academic institutions to bolster in-country health systems to reach its goal of increasing access to care for 1 million patients.

Initial investments as part of the organization’s next decade of commitments include:
- $8 million investment in Guatemala over five years, which will support five hospitals across the country to provide cleft surgery for 1,200 patients and comprehensive care for 3,400 patients
- $10 million investment over five years to support a network of hospitals and care providers across seven geographic areas in Mexico, which will provide care for 4,500 patients
- $9 million investment over five years to support patient care in Colombia, including in Riohacha Hospital, a public hospital located at the border with Venezuela where indigenous communities and migrants receive care
- $6 million investment over five years to support the CHUK Hospital hub in Rwanda and outlying locations, including surgeon and clinical support, patient nutrition, dentistry and more
To ensure the long-term success of these investments, Operation Smile is partnering with local stakeholders to revolutionize how health systems deliver surgical care in underserved areas around the world.

“Philippines has been one of the major hubs of Operation Smile and was actually founded here. So this milestone is especially important to us. It’s a great time to rededicate ourselves to our commitment to provide access to high-quality and holistic care to Filipino children and their communities. So we can continue the legacy of 40 years of learning and success,” said Emiliano Romano, Executive Director of Operation Smile Philippines.
January 31, 2022
WATCH: Manulife’s Digital Short ‘Firsts’ Encourages Filipinos to Face the Year with Renewed Hope

Manulife Philippines recently launched its newest digital short film, Firsts, which encourages Filipinos to remain hopeful despite uncertainties, and to look forward to a future filled with “new firsts.”

“The path forward may seem rough and uneven, as we are still dealing with or recovering from the challenges brought by the pandemic. Despite this, we at Manulife believe that we need to continue to look forward – reaching for our goals and dreams for a better future. We want to share that sense of hope with Filipinos,” said Melissa Henson, Manulife Philippines’ Chief Marketing Officer.

“Our new digital film aims to inspire Filipinos to find strength, courage and gratitude from past experiences, no matter how difficult, and believe that they can rebuild, thrive and bounce forward. By taking challenges as opportunities to be braver and stronger, we can all take the first step towards whatever comes next, and make every day better. Life may not be how it used to be, and challenges will be certain, but Manulife reminds everyone that life will always be worth seeing through,” Henson added.

Firsts can be streamed on Manulife’s Facebook page or YouTube channel.

For those who want to take that first bold step towards financially securing their future, Manulife Philippines offers a wide range of award-winning products and services specially designed to respond to Filipinos’ evolving needs. For more information, visit www.manulife.com.ph.

January 27, 2022
Rustan’s Extends Aid of COVID-19 Vaccines to San Juan City

Rustan’s Senior Vice President for Planning and Development, Mr. Michael T. Huang, represented the entire Rustan Group of Companies (RGOC) in formalizing its donation of 2,100 AstraZeneca vaccines to Mayor Francis Zamora of the City of San Juan.

Proposed and spearheaded by Mr. Huang, the RGOC community concurred with the intent of extending available and unused vaccines to a Local Government Unit so it can ramp up vaccination roll out to its constituents. Having chosen San Juan as its beneficiary, initial coordination with Dr. Mitzi Tanchoco, the City Health Officer and presentation and acceptance of proposal by the office of the City Mayor were observed before the actual transfer of the vaccines.

During the turnover, San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora received the doses of AstraZeneca donated by the Rustan Group Of Companies which includes Rustan Coffee Corporation (Starbucks), Adora/TGI (Travel with the Grooves, Inc, RDFS/RWRI (Royal Duty-Free Shop), and Rustan Commercial Corporation.

January 26, 2022
WWF-Philippines Continues to Push for Extended Producers Responsibility Scheme to Address Plastic Problem

An Extended Producers Responsibility roadmap was released by conservation group World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines (WWF-Philippines) on Thursday, highlighting the substantial impact of plastics in our environment and how adopting the EPR scheme can effectively change this worsening plastic problem.

The updated report entitled “Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Scheme Assessment for Plastic Packaging Waste in the Philippines”, WWF-Philippines proposes an EPR scheme where the responsibility of implementing the scheme for building high-quality recycling capacity should be assumed by an industry-led, non-profit Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO), acting as the system operator, with strict monitoring and control systems carried out by the government.

In the first edition of the EPR study, it was shown that in 2019, the number of plastic items consumed by Filipinos was 2.15 million tons per annum. Thirty-five percent (35%) of the consumed plastics leak into the open environment while 33% are disposed of in sanitary landfills and open dumpsites, with only 9% recycled because of our lack of capacity to recycle both high and low-value plastics.

WWF-Philippines pushes for an EPR scheme as a critical policy tool that holds producers accountable for the full life cycle of their products and packaging. EPR is an environmental policy approach that emerged in the 1990s and is now increasingly recognized globally as a useful tool for accelerating the transition to sustainable waste management and a circular economy. This scheme encourages waste reduction through the elimination of unnecessary packaging of products and the development of more environmentally friendly packaging design.

“We must take collective and immediate action. The proposed EPR scheme aims to build on the country’s current waste management system, integrating ongoing actions, and have collaborative action from various stakeholder groups. This way, we can stop plastic waste leakage in our nature.” says Czarina Constantino, WWF-Philippines’ National Lead for the No Plastics in Nature Initiative.

The proposed EPR roadmap incorporates the existing country’s solid waste management infrastructure such as Materials Recovery Facilities (MRF), junk shops, and recycling facilities that aims to recover recyclable wastes. The informal waste sector, an important contributor to the Philippines’ recycling rate, has also been integrated into the EPR system. Initiatives from the businesses and civil society organizations have been included.

For the past few years, EPR started gaining traction and support among the policymakers as the House of Representatives recently passed House Bill 9147 also known as the “Single-Use Plastic Products Regulation Act” as the proposed substitute bill for plastics that includes an introductory provision for EPR. Meanwhile, in the Senate, Senate Bill 2425 also known as the “Extended Producers Responsibility Act” is now on its Second Reading.

“The battle against unnecessary plastics will be successful only if we have concerted effort from all stakeholders – supported by an enabling policy environment. Let us therefore strengthen our call for the passing of EPR into law, with good implementation, so that we can stop plastic pollution together,” says Katherine Custodio, WWF-Philippines Executive Director.

The proposed roadmap is part of the No Plastic in Nature Initiative – WWF’s global initiative to stop the flow of plastics entering nature by 2030 through the elimination of unnecessary plastics, doubling reuse, recycling, and recovery, and ensuring remaining plastic is sourced responsibly. Through this initiative, WWF-Philippines has been working with cities on plastic leakage, policymakers to advocate for a global treaty on plastic pollution and EPR, businesses to transition to circular business models, and the general public to campaign and act.

To know more about WWF-Philippines and its initiatives, please visit https://wwf.org.ph/

January 21, 2022
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January 21, 2022