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- 1. Philippine native scripts as identity, promotion, and preservation in the Filipino American diaspora through art Kristian Kabuay Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Tokyo, Japan February 28, 2014
- 8. My Story
- 51. Identity Crisis
- 62. 3.4 million Filipinos are the 2nd largest Asian group in the US
- 63. 400,000 Nearly half a million are in the San Francisco, California area
- 71. "Ground zero of the Baybayin renaissance began in the San Francisco Bay Area in the early 1990s" - Ray Haguisan Artist MalayaDesigns.net
- 72. The 90s Fil-Am Baybayin movement aligned with technology advancements that allowed their voices to be heard outside the educational systems. There were Filams in the national spotlight that increased their pride. It was perfect timing.
- 77. Maganda Magazine 1995 DJ Lapu Lapu Joselito Sering
- 84. Why Filipinos in the diaspora?
- 85. A search for who we are
- 87. We can be impractical
- 88. Value
- 89. Cultural value
- 91. Social value
- 93. Philippine scripts as Social Currency
- 95. Economic value
- 102. Typical Interest Sequence Cosmetic Educational ‣ Gets tattoos ‣ Buys books ‣ Buys shirts ‣ Attends lectures and workshops ‣ Buys art ‣ Participates in discussions Commercial Practitioner ‣ Writes the script everyday ‣ Creates art ‣ Community participation Advocate ‣ Community leadership ‣ Conducts lectures ‣ Runs workshops ‣ Has a business ValueWrites books ‣
- 103. Value Circle
- 105. Our job as culture bearers is to provide VALUE to endangered writing systems
- 107. Value
- 108. Art as a Promotional Tool
- 118. Revival Issues
- 119. Cultural Business
- 120. Nationalism at the expense of regional culture
- 123. Filipino
- 124. No Standards Because there are no standards, it can be confusing when trying to write, read or learn it. ! ! How do we support the spelling of foreign words?! ! Who’s qualified to propose these standards? Is it the actual practitioners? Academia? Do we even entertain non-Filipinos?! ! Do we have 2 versions of our writing system?!
- 125. Teachers Who will teach it to the students? ! Who will teach the teachers? ! Who will create the material?
- 126. Philippine Born vs Diaspora There are some Filipinos living in the Philippines that simply don’t like FilAms, Fil-Cans, non-Filipino, etc. The feeling is that they are not “true” Filipinos” because of language, culture and geographical location.
- 127. Economic Cost How much will it cost to change signs, systems, create books, train…
- 128. Lack of quantifiable data “You can’t manage what you can’t measure” - Peter Drucker, Management Consultant.
- 131. Living Scripts
- 132. Lack of full-time advocates
- 133. Practicality
- 134. Religion
- 135. Errors