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The driving force of the exhibit is Lolita Delgado Fansler, the current president of the Mangyan Heritage Center, which is located in Calapan, Mindoro.  Her son, Quint Delgado Fansler, established the Mangyan Heritage Center, and built its library, in the Year 2000.


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Once in a while, an event happens in our lives that touches us deeply and changes us forever.  Deep in the forests of Oriental Mindoro, the transformation comes easily.


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Thanks to The Japan Foundation, the Asia-Pacific Conference-Workshop on Indigenous and Contemporary Poetry has drawn 11 notable foreign poets who will join the host country’s representative as the official delegates from a dozen countries ringing "an ocean of shared destiny."


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