Mission
Facilitates gender mainstreaming in administration, instruction, research, and extension in the University
Facilitates gender mainstreaming in administration, instruction, research, and extension in the University
The University of the Philippines Open University complies with the conditions of good governance as set by National Budget Circular No. 542 issued by the Department of Budget and Management.
Asst. Prof. Rameses A. De Jesus, Director of the UPOU Office of Gender Concerns, served as one of the resource persons during the UP Diliman (UPD) Gender Office’s “A Forum on Gender Mental Health” on 20 March 2018, held at the College of Engineering, UPD, Quezon City.
Over 30 UPOU participants joined the annual Walk for a Cause, a fundraising event in support of effort toward the prevention of cancer in women, organized by the local municipality of Los Banos, on 8 March 2018. Ninety percent of the proceeds go to the diagnostics of possible cancer patients, while 10% go to the
The University of the Philippines Open University joins the Ecosystems and Research Development Bureau (ERDB) Women’s Month Kick-Off Program: “Advocacy Walk and Padyak Para Kay Juana”, on 6 March 2018 at the Forestry Ground, UP Los Banos, College, Laguna.
Shout out to all artists and filmmakers who continue to utilize art in creating awareness about the issues on Violence Against Women (VAW). In a film showing during #UPOpenUniversity’s 23rd Anniversary, the movie “Broken Halleluyah” by Mr. Roland Sanchez exposes the disturbing nature of human trafficking. The complexity of the movie’s characters pointed out to