In-House Presentation of MUSEO Tu’ Agusan Research Validation under Culture and Governance

484990752_672575485126836_1237900284891353842_n

484906040_672575281793523_5320809452753443491_n

484846513_672575531793498_8099661614529536321_n

484793336_672575265126858_6500258672178058353_n

484783625_672575258460192_686900083545161672_n

484725099_672575278460190_7672443153856413532_n

484655429_672575135126871_6004606823648335423_n

484620652_672575128460205_8143209355774850878_n

482245894_672575125126872_6814897236301739808_n

482244661_672575275126857_7365569045484205416_n

482243509_672575268460191_2551726143826523462_n

482238856_672575261793525_2170212977876363470_n

482229893_672575548460163_438670871347373988_n (1)

On July 1, 2024, the two-day In-House Presentation of MUSEO Tu’ Agusan Research Validation under Culture and Governance commenced at the Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology (ASSCAT) ICT Conference Hall.

Dedicated MUSEO researchers showcased their insightful studies, receiving invaluable feedback from a distinguished panel, including respected tribal chieftains. Their comments and suggestions will help shape the future of our research initiatives.

Today, July 2, the event features discussions on ‘Conflict Management’ and ‘Customary Laws’ by guest speaker Philip Anthony Ocquiola, NCIP Provincial Officer, and ‘Gender-based Conflict Management in IP Continuity’ by guest speaker Elvira Catuburan, Bae Mahubay.

MUSEO Tu’ Agusan is an integral part of the Indigenous Peoples (IP) and internationalization program of the College and one of ASSCAT’s key initiatives. This collaboration and commitment to cultural preservation is significant in honoring and celebrating the rich heritage of Agusan del Sur while contributing to academic excellence.