Next week's 2024 AAS-in-Asia will feature an incredible and inspiring number of presentations with Philippine studies content. The PSG invites you to take a look at a running list of panels and papers slated for the conference. We congratulate this … Read on blog or Reader Philippine Studies Group Read on blog or Reader Philippine studies @ AAS-in-Asia: Program highlights and PSG Conference Awardees By Kathleen Cruz Gutierrez on July 2, 2024 Next week's 2024 AAS-in-Asia will feature an incredible and inspiring number of presentations with Philippine studies content. The PSG invites you to take a look at a running list of panels and papers slated for the conference. We congratulate this year's PSG Conference Awardees, Amiel Jay Lopez (Ateneo de Davao University) and Ophelynn P. Cano (Cebu Normal University). We encourage our network to attend their paper presentations, "Climate Entanglements: Sama-Bajaus' Ecological Knowledge, Experiences and Responses Interfacing a Changing Climate in Davao City, Philippines" and "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things": Hunger and Scarcity in Wartime Cebu during World War II, 1942 to 1945." Many thanks to this year's PSG Conference Award Committee, Pat Dacudao, Kristian Saguin, and Gabriela Lee. We thank you for your service. Safe travels and happy conferencing! Like

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