MovePH Trains Cebu Volunteers in Local Reporting for Community Action
MovePH, Rappler's civic engagement arm, conducted a two-day workshop in Cebu City, training 35 volunteers in local reporting and civic organizing. Participants pitched story ideas addressing underreported issues like child labor due to rising costs and local eateries navigating inflation, aiming to drive community action.
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