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We extensively cover stories of people and communities whose struggles are left underreported, unheard, or unaddressed by our society. But we focus less on what governments and institutions failed to do for them, rather we focus more on what can still be done.
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After Duterte’s Second SONA, Now What?
The continued fight against illegal drugs, the Martial Law in Mindanao, the peace talks between government and rebel groups, and the elimination of corruption were among the central points of…
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THE GOAL Wired Correspondence aims to be an independent and progressive online newsmagazine that will focus on crowd-sourced stories on under-reported social issues in the Philippines and elsewhere written in narrative,…
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Being Lonely or Socially Isolated May Kill You
There are growing global health issues that may pose greater hazards to people than ever imagined, based on a presentation of the American Psychological Association in its recent 125th Annual…
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Food Insecurity is a Problem for Some College Students
Besides flunking class exams, hunger or food insecurity is among the problems of some college students, particularly those at two-year campuses or vocational schools, which may hamper their capacity to…
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UN Migration Chief Visits Nigeria’s Northeast, Allocates $10.5 Million
The United Nations has sharpened its focus on efforts to tackle the humanitarian crisis in northeast Nigeria, through a visit by its top migration official and the allocation of $10.5…
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UN migration chief visits Nigeria’s northeast; new fund allocates $10.5 million
The United Nations has sharpened its focus on efforts to tackle the humanitarian crisis in northeast Nigeria, through a visit by its top migration official and the allocation of $10.5…
