Sustainable Cities and Communities
The Davao Global Halal Academic Forum, hosted by Holy Cross of Davao College and its partners, advances Sustainable Cities and Communities by promoting culturally grounded, ethical, and sustainable practices within the Halal industry. Through academic collaboration, student mobility, and cross-cultural dialogue, the forum supports inclusive community development and fosters sustainable urban growth rooted in respect for cultural diversity and shared values.
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IDS and Davao of the Past Convene Historical Forum to Cultivate Future Historians.
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CULTURE, ARTS, AND HERITAGE SUMMIT 2025
The Culture, Arts, and Heritage Summit 2025 was successfully held on September 26–27, 2025, at the Holy Cross of Davao College Campus, bringing together cultural workers, artists, heritage advocates, and academic communities in a two-day meaningful exchange. The event was gracefully hosted by Ms. Patmei Bello Ruivivar…
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