
TAO-Pilipinas
A women-led non-stock, non-profit, non-government organization of professionals in the field of architecture, planning and engineering providing technical assistance to the urban poor.

A women-led non-stock, non-profit, non-government organization of professionals in the field of architecture, planning and engineering providing technical assistance to the urban poor.
Due to the series of typhoons (Lando, Mina, and Nonoy) that passed through the Bicol region in November, the YP Workshop slated for November 26-30, 2006 was postponed to a later date. The workshop is now tentatively rescheduled to the 4th week of January 2008.
For further inquiries about the workshop, you can email yp@tao-pilipinas.org or contact (632) 926-9504 and look for Ms. Geraldine Matabang or Ms. Rosalyn-Frances Marcelo.
To know more about the YP Workshop in Bicol, click here
We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to all those who supported our TAO Photo Exhibit at the Blacksoup Gallery. The following are the list of donors:
The Young Professionals Program of TAO-Pilipinas, Inc. in collaboration with COPE Foundation in Bicol, invites Bicol-based young professionals, new graduates and 3rd to 5th year college students in the fields of architecture, engineering (civil, geodetic, sanitary, mechanical, electrical) and environmental planning to participate in the 5-day YP Workshop on Social Housing scheduled on 12-16 November 2007 at Legazpi City, Albay. The workshop theme for this year is
The School of Urban and Regional Planning (SURP) in University of the Philippines, Diliman recently featured TAO-Pilipinas in their website. SURP is one of the few schools in the country that offers planning courses. Five of our staff took their diploma courses in planning at SURP namely Arch. Ma. Faith Y. Varona, Arch. Geraldine R. Matabang, Arch. Beryl F. Baybay, Arch. Amillah S. Rodil, and Engr. Rosalyn-Frances O. Marcelo.
SURP offers a ladderized program for its Urban and Regional Planning course wherein courses taken in the Diploma Program will be credited in the Master’s Program. They also offer Diploma and Master’s Program in Transportation Planning.
Click here to learn more about the School of Urban and Regional Planning
Lita Asis-Nero, Executive Director of the Foundation for Development Alternatives, wrote us about an appeal to help Gil Giolagon, the Community Development Officer of Foundation for Development Alternatives. Gil Giolagon is supposed to work with us through SHEC (St. Hannibal Empowerment Center) for the capability-building of DSOP (Dike Side Organization of Punta). The following is the content of the letter:
Of course, your answer is “Yes!”. But who is Sandy P. Giolagon?
And why would you help save his life for the second time, and how?