| Remembering
Still: Interns’ Reflections on Alternative Lawyering in the
Philippines
This book is a collection of excerpts from selected reflections
of the interns of the Ateneo Human Rights Center from 1987-2005.
To the guest, a glimpse into the powerful transformative effect
of the internship program in the lives of the interns. To the interns,
a reminder of the experiences shared and a guiding light to renew
strength and will.
If you are interested in this book, please contact the Ateneo
Human Rights Center.
Table of Contents
- Answering the Challenge
Bumaba Ka sa Bundok, Makibahagi at Hanapin
ang Iyong Sarili
Attributed to John Balisnomo
There is Nothing Special About Joining the Ateneo
Human Rights Center
Mark Anthony C. de Leon
One Summer in a Land of Dreams and Nightmares
Mark Robert A. Dy
- Heeding the Call
Ang Aking Immersion
Geoderick E. Carbonell
The Gift of Giving
Katherine May N. Rances
A New Meaning
Vicente C. Dumbrigue Jr.
Why are you in Law School, Charmane?
Charmane J. Kanahashi
Random Thoughts
Ramon Alcasabas
Paglaya
Ryan Jeremiah D. Quan
More Alternative Law Groups and Human Rights Lawyers,
Please?
Regidor B. Tulali
Building Relationships
Simon Mesina III
- Realizing Truths
Isang Pagbabalik-tanaw
Minerva A. Tan
Everything Has a Reason
Lorna Rosario Chan-Gonzaga
A New Perspective
Carolina P. Orias
Land Distribution: A Solution?
Elizabeth L. Benin
I Learned About Service, but I’m Still Confused
Veronica Jude E. Abarquez
Nothing Profound
Jennifer L. Ramos
Reflection
Shyanne T. Juan
Realizations
Nelda Ethel P. Torio
Human Rights Work
Homer R. Arellano
- Committing Our Hearts
Once an Intern, Always an Intern
Raymond Q. Salas
An Alternative Lawyer
Mary Catherine A. Alvarez
Delirium’s Stand in the Here and Now
Ma. Ngina Teresa V. Chan-Gonzaga
The Ripples are Becoming Waves
Gilbert V. Sembrano
Coming Full Circle
Arlene J. Bag-ao
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