Assistant Secretary Patricia Kayle S. Martin highlighted the importance of Media and Information Literacy in today's digital age, aiming to empower participants with critical thinking skills.

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) highlighted before the United Nations (UN) the Philippine government’s efforts in empowering women through digitalization. In her speech, Undersecretary for Digital Media Services Emerald Ridao emphasized before the UN the need to break the barriers that limit the power of women in reshaping the digital landscape across the globe and address the challenges that are blocking their full potential.

Students had fun learning more about Media Information Literacy at the #MagingMapanuri booth! Many also practiced broadcasting with actual equipment, and seized the opportunity to showcase their talents at the Konsyerto sa Palasyo auditions.Let's keep the dialogue on media literacy and digital empowerment alive, LNU!

PCO's first Community Caravan in Visayas: Eastern Visayas State University! EVSU students enjoyed various “professional trials” offered by PCO and its attached agencies. The booths promoted media and information literacy, giving the students a taste of what working in radio and broadcasting feels like. At the Konsyerto sa Palasyo booth, the students displayed their innate talent for singing! Palakasin pa natin ang kakayahan ng lahat na #MagingMapanuri sa media!

The KALINISAN Program launch on January 6, 2024, at Manila's Baseco Compound showcased a unified commitment to a cleaner, safer environment. Aligned with National Community Development Day (Proclamation No. 341), it highlighted government and community dedication to a thriving society. The Presidential Communications Office remains committed to fostering community participation for a cleaner, sustainable future for Filipinos.

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) met with the Japanese Ministry of Information to explore collaboration in media relations. Discussions during the meeting, attended by PCO Usec. Gerald Baria, Asec. Patricia Kayle Martin, and Dir. Maria Rhona Daoang, covered topics on joint collaboration projects, capacity building and training, and initiatives supporting media and information literacy.

The PUPians demonstrated their talents at the TV and radio booths and engaged in games at the 'Maging Mapanuri' booth, showcasing their keen eye in spotting misinformation.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos jr. on Friday enjoined Anak TV to continue advocating for wise media consumption and encouraging its consumers to produce relevant content.

Cheers to the incredible Lyceans who joined us at the PCO CommUnity Caravan kickoff! The discussions focused on the significance of covering the President's activities, exploring the impact of modern technology in Presidential coverage. We were inspired by invaluable insights into media responsibility and discernment in spotting disinformation, fostering an atmosphere of collaborative learning.