Calapan College Opens Store for Mangyan Products
Divine Word College of Calapan (DWCC) in Oriental Mindoro has opened a campus store named BUNGA to sell handicrafts and indigenous products made by the Mangyan people. This initiative, part of National Indigenous Peoples Month, aims to promote Mangyan craftsmanship and provide economic support.
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