Wazzup Pilipinas!
This year, the Rainbow Warrior - the most iconic ship of global environment group Greenpeace – will set sail in the Philippines on a 20-day journey dubbed as Balangaw: The Climate Justice Ship Tour, in the name of the countless communities who are fighting for Climate Justice.
The Rainbow Warrior will be connecting people and their stories, as well as surfacing stories yet untold, about the impacts of the climate crisis on our rights as human beings – our right to life, the right to health, the right to our culture and way-of-life, the right to livelihood, the right to an adequate standard of living for one’s self and family, the right to a balanced and healthful ecology.
Like the balangaw (a Filipino term for “rainbow”) these people’s stories represent the different facets of life that make it light. They are diverse and they herald Hope.
Be part of the stories of hope and positive action as we become the generation that reclaims our right to a stable climate and safe environment.
The Rainbow Warrior has been the heart and soul of Greenpeace global campaigning for over 40 years. She’s been raided, rammed, shot at and bombed but the spirit of the Warrior is stronger than ever. After French Government agents bombed the first ship in Auckland harbour in 1985, she was laid to rest in Matauri Bay. Her replacement then picked up the baton and led from the front for over 21 years before being retired. Now the new Rainbow Warrior – the first purpose built Greenpeace ship - is leading the campaign for a cleaner, smarter, more innovative future.
Communities affected by climate change will welcome her as she arrives in Manila on February 14, 2018, Wednesday, which will be followed by a press conference onboard the Rainbow Warrior. The ship will stay in Manila until February 18.
Venue: Pier 15, South Harbor, Manila
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February 14,
Wednesday
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Rainbow Warrior arrives in Manila
6:00am – Security Briefing by PPA and
Opportunity to capture images of Rainbow Warrior’s arrival
9:30-12:00nn - PRESS CONFERENCE
“Balangaw: The Climate Justice Ship Tour”
Speakers:
Capt. Hettie Geenen, ship captain, Rainbow Warrior
Amalie Obusan, Country Director, Greenpeace Philippines
Ka Jhun Pascua, Pambansang Kalipunan ng mga Makabayang Magbubukid
Ka Pablo Rosales, Pangisda Pilipinas
Isagani Serrano, Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement
-Guided Rainbow Warrior tour for media and partners-
3:00 pm - 4:00pm - Facebook Live: Storytelling with Jun Sabayton & communities
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February 15,
Thursday
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9:30am-1:00pm - Ship Ahoy: Diet for Climate!
Speakers:
Yeb SaƱo, Executive Director, Greenpeace Southeast Asia
Virginia Benosa Llorin, Food and Ecological Agriculture Campaigner, Greenpeace Philippines
Dir. Mario Capanza, Food and Nutrition Research Institute
-Guided Rainbow Warrior tour for media and partners-
3:00pm - 5:00pm - Storytelling and cooking demonstration with Love Anover, Chef Giney Villar, and Rainbow Warrior chef Daniel Bravo
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February 16,
Friday
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9:30am - 12:00am – Media conference on the status of Philippine coral reefs and Climate Justice
Speakers:
Dr. Perry Alino, Professor, UP-Marine Science Institute
Dr. Al Licuanan, DLSU ShOrE Center
Rainbow Warrior Capt. Hettie Geenen
Miledel Quibilan, Coordinator, Philippine Coral Bleaching Watch
Vince Cinches, Oceans Campaigner, Greenpeace Philippines
Ka Ruperto Alerosa, Chairperson, Pambansang Katipunan ng mga Samahan sa Kanayunan
-Guided Rainbow Warrior tour for media and partners-
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