2025 Tinig ng Kababaihan
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January
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 3 | Ika-50 Taon ng Philippine Commission on Women | On this episode, Chairperson Ermelita V. Valdeavilla discuss the history of the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women, now known as the Philippine Commission on Women and it’s formidable role in pushing for policy reforms and societal initiatives that promotes women empowerment and gender equality in the country | Chairperson Ermelita V. Valdeavilla (Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
February
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 14 | Red Flags sa Relasyon? Time to Act or Time to Leave? | In this episode, Ms. Sabrina dives deep into the red flags in relationships, helping the audience understand the difference between healthy conflict and toxic dynamics that compromise safety and freedom. She emphasize the importance of self-reflection and open communication while highlighting the societal pressures women often face. Introducing terms like love bombing and gaslighting, Ms. Sabrina unpacks how these harmful patterns develop and how to recognize them early. She also shares Lunas Collective’s support initiatives and reminds viewers that love should be safe, joyful, and nurturing—and that those in abusive relationships are never alone. | Ms. Sabrina Laya Gacad (Founder, Lunas Collective) | Listen/watch here. |
| 21 | Women in STEM are so COOL! | Engineer Angel shares the journey behind AirDisc, an energy-efficient air conditioner developed from her Grade 10 project, the eco-friendly AirWave Oven. Using air and moisture instead of chemical refrigerants, AirDisc offers a sustainable solution to rising global cooling demands. Driven by her passion for science and inspired by her father, she overcame gender-based challenges in STEM and now advocates for greater youth participation—especially among girls—with strong support from families. | Engr. Maria Yzabell Angel Palma (Founder, AirDisc Cooling Technologies) | Listen/watch here. |
| 28 | 2025 National Women’s Month Celebration | In celebration of National Women’s Month, this episode revisits the event’s historical roots and the Philippines’ standing in global gender equality rankings. It also explores the 2025 sub-theme, “Babae sa Lahat ng Sektor, Aangat ang Bukas sa Bagong Pilipinas,” which highlights the need to reach marginalized women, along with the lineup of activities led by the PCW. | Ms. Jescel T. Aquino (Information Officer, Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
March
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 7 | Slay the Algorithm: Kabataang Babae sa Digital Economy | Dun of Yabong Philippines highlights the need to address gender bias, online safety challenges, and unequal access that continue to limit women and girls participation in the digital economy. She highlights that true inclusion goes beyond connectivity and must also prioritize digital literacy. The episode features Yabong’s initiatives—such as Work Beyond Borders and Digiconomy—which equip young women with essential digital and media skills. These efforts enable them to become trainers and leaders in their communities, promoting inclusive, flexible digital careers and empowering others to lead meaningful change. | Dun Concha Abiera (Executive Director, YABONG Philippines) | Listen/watch here. |
| 14 | Women Fisherfolks Making Waves in Fisheries | The episode features SEACAT and SAMAKA-SABLAYAN, two women-led cooperatives supported by BFAR MIMAROPA. Aligned with the Fisheries Code and the Magna Carta of Women, these cooperatives promote inclusive growth through livelihood projects, training, and marketing support. By challenging traditional gender roles, they empower women as active fisherfolk and agents of community development. | Ms. Hope J. Relayson (Chief Regional Fisheries Training and Fisherfolk Coordination Division, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources MIMAROPA and Regional GAD Focal Person) Ms. Myra Aldover (Chairperson, Society for Entrepreneurial Advocate for Common Access of Trading) Ms. Criselda Damiray (Vice Chairperson, Samahan ng mga Kababaihang Mangingisda ng Sablayan) | Listen/watch here. |
| 21 | Pakigduyog: Women Summit 2025 | This episode featured the PCW NMFO, presenting the upcoming “Pakigduyog: Women’s Summit” in the Caraga Region on March 27, 2025. Guided by the principle of “accompaniment,” this pivotal event aims to directly deliver vital services, comprehensive learning opportunities, and a vibrant Women’s Fair Bazaar to marginalized women, reinforcing national development and Women’s Month initiatives. | Ms. Chandrae Y. Uy (GAD Specialist II, Philippine Commission on Women North Mindanao Field Office) | Listen/watch here. |
| 28 | Kababaihang Maykapansanan: Katuwang sa Pag-angat sa Bagong Pilipinas | This episode provided a detailed discussion on Women with Disabilities Day, highlighting its legal framework and the critical need to amplify their voices while addressing significant obstacles like discrimination and limited opportunities. It also outlined the upcoming 21st celebration, detailed existing PWD benefits, and emphasized the NCDA’s proactive efforts in ensuring disability rights and fostering genuine inclusion for all. | Mr. Mark Anthony B. Inocencio (Chief of Information, Education, and Communication Division, National Council on Disability Affairs) | Listen/watch here. |
April
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 4 | Juana Saves Wisely: Filipino Women and Financial Literacy | The episode highlights PDIC’s financial literacy programs—“Be a Wise Saver” and “7 Habits of a Wise Saver”—which promote smart saving habits and informed financial decisions. It also features practical tips like the “income – savings = expenses” formula and notes the increased maximum deposit insurance coverage to PHP 1 million. | Atty. Ma. Saddy B. Rillorta (Department Manager, Institutional Relations Department, Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation) | Listen/watch here. |
| 11 | Solo is the New Yolo: Empowerment of Solo Parents | The episode unpacks the Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act (RA 11861), outlining the categories of solo parents and the benefits available to them. It also highlights the financial and social challenges they face, while emphasizing the application process, expanded privileges, and the need for continued public support and awareness. | Mr. Marco Angelo E. Pascua (Registered Social Worker, Solo Parents Focal Person, and Project Development Officer III, Program Management Bureau, Department of Social Welfare and Development) | Listen/watch here. |
| 25 | Passport Check! Right to Revert to Maiden Name | The discussion focuses on married women’s legal options for using their maiden or husband’s surname, particularly in passports. With the enactment of the 2024 New Philippine Passport Act, women may now voluntarily revert to their maiden name during passport renewal—a shift from previous restrictions. The change is seen as a step toward gender equality and recognition of women’s identity rights. | Mr. Charlie Florian T. Prenicolas (Acting Director, Passport Division, Department of Foreign Affairs – Office of Consular Affairs) | Listen/watch here. |
May
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 2 | Warning: Low Literacy, High Risk for Girls | In this episode, Teacher Marjorie reflects on the recent PSA findings on youth functional illiteracy, drawing from her firsthand experiences with students who face challenges in reading comprehension and applying lessons to real life. She sheds light on the complex issues that contribute to learning gaps—from family problems and social media distractions to gender-based remarks that undermine young women’s confidence. With heartfelt insights, Teacher Marjorie calls for targeted intervention programs, respectful communication inside and outside the classroom, and meaningful reforms in education to better support young women and at-risk learners. | Ms. Marjorie Magayo (Junior High School English Teacher, Mariano Marcos Memorial High School) | Listen/watch here. |
| 9 | Halalan2025: Juana Ikaw na ang Manguna | Despite the proven capabilities of women leaders in governance, the Philippines has slipped from 16th to 25th in the Global Gender Gap report largely due to the low participation of women in politics. In this episode, we spotlight the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) and its efforts to close the gap by encouraging more women to run in office and strengthening the female voters engagement. While the challenge is real- from online abuse and disinformation that undermine women’s confidence-COMELEC is stepping up. Their response include pushing for the passage of the proposed Women’s Political Participation and Representation Law and enforcing COMELEC Resolution No. 11116, which penalizes gender-based discrimination and insults during the election period. This episode is a call to action—for institutions to provide safe and inclusive spaces, and for the public to stand with women, report abuses, and actively guard against political violence and harassment. | Atty. Michelle Frances L. Morales-Paredes (Director IV, Project Director of 2025 Barangay And Sangguniang Kabataan Elections Project Management Office, and Head of Committee on Gender and Youth Commission on Elections) | Listen/watch here. |
| 16 | Towards a Cervical Cancer-free Future for all Filipinas | This episode brought a vital discussion on cervical cancer, defining its causes, common symptoms, and available screening methods, while emphasizing that early detection leads to a near 100% survival rate. It highlighted various prevention strategies, including HPV vaccination and regular screening, and underscored global efforts like the WHO’s 90-70-90 agenda to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health concern. | Dr. Mary Ann Galang-Escalona (Medical Affairs Lead, Global Medical Affairs, MSD Philippines) | Listen/watch here. |
| 23 | Mama Ranger Protecting Tubbataha Reefs from Danger | Dive into the heart of marine conservation with the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and vital “no take zone” teeming with life. This episode features Mama Ranger, the first Filipina conservationist to receive the International Women of Courage Award. She shares her inspiring journey in protecting our marine life, the importance of sustainable tourism, and how young women can become champions for the environment. A powerful story of courage, stewardship, and hope beneath the waves. | Ms. Angelique “Mama Ranger” M. Songco (Protected Area Superintendent, Tubbataha Management Office) | Listen/watch here. |
| 30 | Tara, Volunteer Tayo! | iVolunteer Philippines is featured for its role in connecting volunteers with NGOs to promote participatory development. The episode highlights how volunteerism transforms lives and communities, while championing safe spaces and recognizing women’s vital role in nation-building. | Ms. Janielle Pantua (Associate Director for Partner Relations, iVolunteer Philippines) | Listen/watch here. |
June
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 6 | No Objection, Your Honor – This is HerStory! | Judge Cynthia Florendo shares her inspiring journey of rising above poverty and breaking through gender barriers in the legal profession. From helping shape landmark laws to promoting gender sensitivity in courts, she underscores the power of perseverance, importance of shared responsibility, and using empowerment to uplift others—especially women aspiring to join the judiciary. | Judge Cynthia Martinez Florendo (Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court, San Jose City, Nueva Ecija and 1st Place Awardee, 2025 HerStory: Gender Award of Distinction) | Listen/watch here. |
| 13 | Sa Pagbabasa, May Pag-asa | The “Tara, Basa! Tutoring Program” of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) combats functional illiteracy by training financially disadvantaged college students to tutor young learners, while involving guardians in parenting sessions. The episode highlights the program’s impact as a form of “cash for work,” improving literacy, providing work experience, and emphasizing the vital role of women in community development. | Asec. Juan Carlo V. Marquez (Assistant Secretary for Policy under the Policy and Planning Group and DSWD Co-spokesperson) | Listen/watch here. |
| 20 | We Stand #WithRefugees | This episode explores the work of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the Philippines to protect the rights and dignity of refugees, internally displaced persons, and stateless individuals.It sheds light on the legal frameworks in place, the challenges faced by displaced women, and the country’s ongoing efforts to provide safety and support. In observance of National Refugee Day, the episode highlight the importance of solidarity and inclusive protection for all people forced to flee. | Atty. Maria Ermina Valdeavilla-Gallardo (Head of National Office, UNHCR Philippines) | Listen/watch here. |
| 27 | It’s Not Just Pride, It’s Equal Rights | This episode highlights the shared struggle of the LGBTQIA+ and women’s rights movements against patriarchy. Emphasizing the importance of inclusive gender advocacy that fully integrates SOGIESC perspectives, they call for safe, affirming spaces and legal protections for LGBTQIA+ individuals. The episode encourages respect, representation, and equality for all diverse identities. | Hamilcar B. Chanjueco Jr. (Supervising GAD Specialist, Philippine Commission on Women North Mindanao Field Office) | Listen/watch here. |
July
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 4 | Kwentong GAD LLH: Equality at the Local Level | In this episode, Mr. Kim Harold Peji introduced the Gender and Development Local Learning Hub (GAD LLH) — a certification program that recognizes local government units (LGUs) with exemplary gender-responsive programs, services, and facilities. He discussed its legal foundation and peer-learning objectives, reported that 16 LGUs nationwide have been certified with a total of 33 programs, and outlined the certification and partnership process. Mr. Peji also encouraged broader LGU participation to help build a more gender-responsive Bagong Pilipinas. | Mr. Kim Harold T. Peji (Officer-in-Charge, Technical Services and Regional Coordination Division, Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
| 11 | Donate Blood, Save Lives | In celebration of National Blood Donors Month this July, as declared under Presidential Proclamation No. 1021, s. 1997, this episode featured Dr. Christie Monina Nalupta from the Philippine Red Cross. She highlighted the life-saving impact of blood donation and cited their annual supply of over 500,000 blood units, their commitment to safety and accessibility, and sustained partnerships that empower more than 300,000 donors nationwide. | Dr. Christie Monina Nalupta (Assistant Secretary General for Programs Development and Services and Director for National Blood Services, Philippine Red Cross) | Listen/watch here. |
| 18 | Your Nutrition, Our Mission | This episode was aired in celebration of National Nutrition Month, as mandated by Presidential Decree No. 491, s. 1974. Beatrice Marie Jacinto of the National Nutrition Council emphasized the urgency of addressing women’s nutrition across all life stages through improved dietary practices, early interventions, and multisectoral programs. She also highlighted the 2025 theme on food and nutrition security, presented alarming national data, and called on the public to support long-term solutions that empower women and promote healthier generations. | Ms. Beatrice Marie Jacinto (Nutrition Officer II, National Nutrition Council) | Listen/watch here. |
| 25 | Tinig ng Pagtindig Laban sa Trafficking | In observance of the National Anti-Trafficking in Persons Awareness Month and World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, this episode featured Asec. Michelle Anne Lapuz from the DOJ-IACAT. She emphasized that human trafficking is modern-day slavery rooted in poverty that requires a whole-of-nation approach through law enforcement, victim protection, community education, online safety, cultural values, and coordinated support services—urging Filipinos to take action, lead with compassion, and stand united to end trafficking. | Asec. Michelle Anne Lapuz (Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice–Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking) | Listen/watch here. |
August
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 1 | Dokyu ng Kabataan sa Tinig ng Kababaihan | This episode highlights the National Council for Children’s Television (NCCT) and its flagship initiative, DokyuBata 2025, a platform that empowers Filipino youth to tell meaningful stories through documentaries. With the theme “Kilometer Zero: Change Starts Here,” the program encourages young storytellers to create locally grounded films that advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those on gender equality and women’s empowerment. | Mr. Judy Galleta (Head of Programs, Policy, and Research Division and Project Development Officer IV, National Council for Children’s Television) | Listen/watch here. |
| 8 | Bawat Tinig, Dinggin; Bawat Wika, Linangin | Itinampok sa episode na ito ang Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF) at ang kanilang mandato na paunlarin, palaganapin, at pangalagaan ang wikang Filipino at iba pang wika ng bansa. Ibinahagi ni Atty. Marites Barrios-Taran ang kahalagahan ng paggamit ng Filipino sa araw-araw bilang pagpapakita ng pagmamahal sa wika at bayan, at nanawagan para sa gender-sensitive language at pagkilala sa mga kababaihang nagtataguyod ng wika, kultura, at pagkakaisa ng mga Pilipino. | Atty. Marites A. Barrios-Taran (Tagapangulo, Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino at Kinatawan ng Wikang Tagalog) | Listen/watch here. |
| 15 | Ako, Tayo, at ang Magna Carta of Women | Featuring Atty. Ma. Sophia Isabella De Castro, this episode discussed the Magna Carta of Women (RA 9710), a landmark law promoting women’s equal rights, opportunities, and protection. She underscored PCW’s vital role in guiding government agencies and local government units on gender mainstreaming in programs and budgets, and emphasized the need for stronger laws, sufficient funding, and active community participation to fully realize women’s rights. | Atty. Ma. Sophia Isabella P. De Castro (Attorney III, Policy Development, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Division, Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
| 22 | ICYMI: Walang Kasarian ang Kabayanihan | In this episode, Christine Dulnuan of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines discussed the importance of remembering history and passing the spirit of heroism to the youth. She highlighted women’s enduring contributions—from the fight for independence to the struggle for suffrage—and emphasized that heroism knows no gender, reminding us that honoring the past strengthens today’s advocacy for gender equality and women’s empowerment. | Ms. Christine Dulnuan (Senior History Researcher and Officer-in-Charge, Research, Publication, and Heraldry Division, National Historical Commission of the Philippines) | Listen/watch here. |
| 29 | Lighting the Way: Filipino Women and Rural Electrification | This episode highlights the National Electrification Administration (NEA) and its vital role in powering rural development and promoting inclusive access to electricity across the Philippines. Marking its 56th anniversary with the theme “Powering the Future,” NEA reaffirms its commitment to total electrification by 2028 while advancing gender equality in the energy sector. The discussion also emphasizes NEA’s efforts to empower women leaders and engineers in electric cooperatives, showing how sustainable energy and gender empowerment go hand in hand in lighting up communities nationwide. | Atty. Rossan SJ. Rosero-Lee (Deputy Administrator for Legal Services, NEA-GFPS Chairperson, National Electrification Administration) Ms. Luisa I. Hernandez (Director of Management Consultancy Services Office, NEA-GFPS TWG Chairperson, National Electrification Administration) | Listen/watch here. |
September
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 5 | PCOS: Usaping Pangkalusugan ng Buong Lipunan | This episode highlights Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) as a significant health concern affecting women and girls, not merely an “ovarian cyst.” The discussion covers its symptoms, diagnosis, and evidence-based management through nutrition and high-intensity exercise, emphasizing that women should not face PCOS alone. It underscores the vital role of families, communities, workplaces, and support groups in addressing the mental, emotional, and physical challenges of the condition. | Dr. Mona Ethellin L. Yiu-Senolos (OB-GYN, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Quirino Memorial Medical Center, National Kidney and Transplant Institute, and St. Luke’s Medical Center Quezon City) | Listen/watch here. |
| 12 | WE, the Sea, and Our Nation’s Story | This episode highlights MANA MO, a campaign emphasizing the Philippines’ maritime heritage as a national birthright, and underscores the critical role of women in nation-building and maritime governance. It explores the Philippines’ identity as an archipelagic nation, the National Maritime Council’s role in maritime security, and ongoing challenges in the West Philippine Sea. The discussion also showcases women’s growing participation in maritime affairs, including initiatives like the Philippine Coast Guard’s “Angels of the Sea,” while stressing inclusive community engagement and awareness. | Undersecretary Alexander Lopez (Spokesperson, National Maritime Council) | Listen/watch here. |
| 19 | #MAKIGLAMBIGITKITA: Kababaihan, Kapayapaan, at Seguridad | In celebration of National Peace Consciousness Month, this episode highlights the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda, focusing on the PAKIGLAMBIGIT stakeholders’ consultation and the NAPWPS. Greg and Pat, GAD specialists from PCW NMFO, shared key insights from the activity. Anchored on the Cebuano phrase “MakigLAMBIGIT Kita” (“Let’s actively participate!”), the episode calls on communities—especially women—to take a proactive role in sustaining peace, emphasizing that peace is a shared responsibility grounded in both policy and everyday actions. | A1C Gregory Louis Magbanua, PAFR, CFMP (GAD Specialist II, Philippine Commission on Women North Mindanao Field Office) Ms. Patricia Mae Mabalos (Senior GAD Specialist, Philippine Commission on Women North Mindanao Field Office) | Listen/watch here. |
| 26 | Edukasyong Walang Limitasyon: Instructional Materials na Walang Gender Bias | This episode highlights the launch of the “Gender-responsive Assessment Tools for Evaluating Instructional Materials”, a joint project of PCW, DepEd, CHED, and TESDA. The toolkit systematically reviews textbooks and modules across all educational levels to eliminate gender bias and harmful stereotypes, promoting diverse role models and equitable opportunities. By fostering mutual respect and dismantling discriminatory mindsets early, it empowers students, especially girls, to participate fully and lead effectively in nation-building. | Ms. April Mae Anne Mariano (Senior GAD Specialist, Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
October
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 3 | Empower Her: Understanding Breast Cancer Better | In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Svetlana Piñon Barretto emphasized the importance of the campaign, noting that breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Filipinas. The episode highlighted how early detection can save lives and addressed common misconceptions surrounding breast cancer. Dr. Barretto also discussed recent advances in treatment and reminded the public of the support services available to patients and survivors. | Dr. Svetlana Piñon Barretto (General and Breast Cancer Surgeon, National Kidney and Transplant Institute) | Listen/watch here. |
| 10 | Making Space for Filipino Women | he episode featured Ate Kim, astronaut nutrition specialist and founder of Space4Pinays, who discussed the significance of World Space Week (October 4–10) and its 2025 theme, “Space Living.” She explained how the theme opens conversations on zero-gravity environments and the physiological realities of space habitation, particularly for women. Ate Kim highlighted local initiatives such as PS BioS and Space4Pinays, which mentor women and youth to challenge traditional limits on Filipina aspirations. She also emphasized the importance of women’s perspectives in space science, citing pioneers like Valentina Tereshkova and Chiaki Mukai, and shared her journey into space nutrition, including her work on developing the first Philippine space food—dried mango. | Ms. Catherine Raisa Kimberly Pal-et Mandigma, RND (President and Co-founder, Philippine Space Biosciences Society and Founder, Space4Pinays) | Listen/watch here. |
| 17 | The Numbers that Matter: Our Path to Progress | In observance of National Statistics Month, Mr. JC Conti emphasized the crucial role of official statistics in promoting government transparency, guiding national development planning, and monitoring progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. He highlighted the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) mandates, and explained how data from surveys such as the National Demographic and Health Survey and FLEMMS support gender analysis by tracking changes in women’s economic decision-making and fertility trends. He also noted that civil registration data reveals the alarming rise in child and early teenage pregnancy, underscoring the need for accurate data and public cooperation to enable evidence-based policymaking. | Mr. Jayson Christ M. Conti (Senior Statistical Specialist, Gender, Children, and Youth Statistics Committee Secretariat, Poverty and Human Development Statistics Division, Social Sector Statistics Service, Philippine Statistics Authority) | Listen/watch here. |
| 24 | Kapayapaan, Kababaihan, Kaunlaran | This episode highlighted the Philippines’ pivotal role in advancing the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda, with OPAPRU’s evolution from peace negotiations to the full implementation of peace agreements. It underscored the country’s leadership as the first in Asia to launch a National Action Plan on WPS, which expands the concept of security to include non-traditional threats such as climate change and cybersecurity. The discussion also showcased concrete gains from the peace process, including community transformation, improved economic conditions in former conflict areas like BARMM, and sustained institutional commitment to gender equality. | EDir. Susana Guadalupe Marcaida (Executive Director, Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation, and Unity) | Listen/watch here. |
| 31 | Overcoming Digital Illiteracy and Becoming AI Ready | Media and Information Literacy (MIL) is a vital skill for responsible civic participation, especially in the age of AI. This episode highlighted challenges such as the digital divide, prompting skills, gender bias in male-dominated AI, and over-reliance on AI-generated content. Mr. Paolo Ordonio of the Break the Fake Movement shared their program, which runs awareness campaigns and digital learning modules, while advocating for a unified national MIL framework to empower all Filipinos digitally and critically. | Mr. Paolo Miguel Ordonio (Executive Director, Break The Fake Movement) Ms. Christine Baguio (Master Trainer, AI Ready ASEAN Programme) | Listen/watch here. |
November
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 7 | Right to Know: i-FOI mo na ‘yan! | Ms. Tricia Maranan of the FOI Program Management Office explained how citizens can exercise their right to access government information from the executive branch, highlighting the shift from a “need-to-know” culture to proactive disclosure. She discussed how Freedom of Information (FOI) advances gender equality and women empowerment by enabling vulnerable sectors to monitor government services and budgets intended for them. The episode also clarified the legal framework governing public access to documents, including the SALN, alongside privacy and national security exemptions. | Ms. Patricia Marri Maranan (Officer-in-Charge, Compliance Monitoring Division, FOI Program Management Office, Presidential Communications Office) | Listen/watch here. |
| 14 | Usapang Pagdadalaga sa Tinig ng Kababaihan | In this episode, Ms. Myrna shared her late daughter’s book, “Dalaga Na Ba Ako?”, highlighting the pressing concern of teen and early pregnancy in the Philippines. She underscored the need for age-appropriate guidance, comprehensive sexuality education, and support for adolescents to understand puberty, reproductive health, and their rights, empowering young girls to make informed choices about their bodies and futures. | Ms. Myrna Ilagan-Jarillas (Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Advocate) | Listen/watch here. |
| 21 | UNiTEd for a VAW-free Philippines | This episode, featuring Ms. Ciarra Abcede and Ms. Marga Nuque, highlighted the Philippines’ operational and structural approach to ending violence against women (VAW). They discussed the role of the IACVAWC, with PCW serving as its Secretariat, and emphasized that ending VAW is an everyday mission—amplified during the 18-Day Campaign. This year’s observance focuses on male involvement, youth mobilization, encouraging bystander action, and mainstreaming VAW prevention to ensure a whole-of-nation approach. | Ms. Ciarra Dave Abcede and Ms. Anna Margarita Nuque (Information Officers, Philippine Commission on Women) | Listen/watch here. |
| 28 | The Ultimate MOVE: Kalalakihan Laban sa Karahasan | Dr. Manuel Gabriel, President of the MOVE Council Olongapo City Chapter, highlighted the crucial role of men as active allies in the national 18-day Campaign to End VAW. Drawing from his personal experience witnessing his mother suffer domestic violence, he emphasized that ending violence requires collective action from men, women, and the youth. | Dr. Manuel M. Gabriel, RCG (President, MOVE Council Olongapo City Chapter) | Listen/watch here. |
December
| Date | Episode | Synopsis | Resource Person | Remark |
| 5 | How to End AIDS by 2030: Transforming the Philippine Response | This episode highlighted the national strategy to eliminate AIDS by 2030 through a gender-responsive approach. Featuring Dr. Joselito Feliciano of the Philippine National AIDS Council, the discussion focused on the alarming rise of HIV infections among Filipino youth and the urgent need for multisectoral collaboration. It emphasized the government’s commitment to free, confidential HIV testing and antiretroviral treatment, while addressing the social stigma that prevents many from seeking care. Access to accurate information and strong local political support were underscored as key to achieving a healthy and AIDS-free Philippines. | Dr. Joselito R. Feliciano (Executive Director, Philippine National AIDS Council) | Listen/watch here. |
| 12 | Human Rights, Our Birthright | Atty. Twyla of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) highlighted that human rights are inherent to all individuals. She explained CHR’s role in safeguarding marginalized communities, and discussed ongoing challenges such as patriarchal mindsets, the urgency of economic empowerment, and the critical need for accessible legal and psychosocial support. Citizens were also called to recognize their fundamental rights, oppose gender-based discrimination, and actively participate in building a more just and inclusive society. | Atty. Krissi Shaffina Twyla A. Rubin (Officer-in-Charge, Gender Equality and Women’s Human Rights Center, Commission on Human Rights) | Listen/watch here. |
| 19 | Overseas Filipino Women: Hindi Lang Remittance, Kundi Resilience | In celebration of National Overseas Filipinos Month and the holiday season, this episode highlighted the courage and resilience of Filipino women living abroad. Undersecretary Ma. Arlene Borja shared how the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) empowers migrants through pre-departure orientations, financial literacy programs, and legal support. The discussion addressed pressing concerns such as human trafficking, cultural adjustment, and mental health challenges faced by those living far from home, while also emphasizing overseas Filipinos as active partners in nation-building, whose contributions go beyond remittances. | Undersecretary Ma. Arlene S. Borja (Executive Director V, Commission on Filipinos Overseas) | Listen/watch here. |
| 26 | Tinig Ng Kababaihan: Year-end Empowerment Milestones 2025 | In its year-end special, Tinig ng Kababaihan: Year-end Empowerment Milestones 2025 celebrated a year of growth and impactful advocacy, with 45 episodes aired and partnerships with 50 organizations across government, private, and international sectors. The program reflected on its move to Radyo Magasin 1278 AM and spotlighted key achievements: male GADvocates joining the fight for gender equality, support programs for marginalized communities, and inspiring stories of women empowerment. Looking ahead to its 17th anniversary in 2026, PCW reiterates its mission to build a safe, inclusive, and equitable society, empowering every ka-TNK to recognize that the voice of women is a force for national progress. | Listen/watch here. |