Friday, February 7, 2025

Doon PO sa Amin, Buhay ay sa karagatan nagmumula: fishing: our source of living

The team, meeting for the first time, is full of energy and ready to tackle our research project on Community-Based Research. We were a mix of personalities, but our shared passion for Doon PO sa Amin, Buhay ay sa karagatan nagmumula: fishing: our source of living bonded us quickly.
Brainstorming sessions were intense but fun! We spent hours discussing our research questions, methodology, and potential challenges. The collaborative spirit was infectious.


Our journey began with a visit to the community we were researching. We met with local leaders to discuss the focus of our study and understand the needs of the people. This moment was filled with anticipation and excitement. Everyone was eager to contribute their knowledge to make a difference.
Conducting interviews and gathering data. It was challenging to navigate cultural differences and ensure ethical research practices, but we learned so much in the process.
Celebration time! We worked incredibly hard, and it was so rewarding to finally reach the finish line. We learned so much, not just about our community-based research topic, but about teamwork, collaboration, and the importance of community engagement. The end of a chapter, the beginning of many more. This experience has shaped me as a researcher and a person. I'm incredibly grateful for this opportunity and for my amazing team.

1 comment:

  1. Thank you for sharing your experience ! I admire the way you told your journey !!

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