Friday, May 10, 2013

#palengke

For me, it is always interesting to observe and conduct mini-ethnography in public markets. It serves as our society's microcosm or a little world depicting economic and sociocultural exchanges, not to mention the underlying issues related to food politics, public health, and labor rights that are often taken for granted.

DS 112 brochure (political economy of nutrition)

Form a group of five responsible members. Exercise collective leadership and accountability. Produce an advocacy brochure (accordion format)...