Watch my lecture on Localizing Resilience in Southeast Asia delivered at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Loughborough University.
This keynote lecture was delivered to the members of the National Research Council of the Philippines-Research Foundation Inc. during their 40th General Assembly held on April 21, 2021. Here I discussed the social science aspects of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
This is my March 2022 lecture for the Philippine Geographic Society entitled Charting subaltern foodscapes: situating hunger in an estuarial community
This talk was co-delivered with community leaders during the UST Simbahayan Bartolomé de las Casas Conference 2021. This talk highlights the collaborative engagement that we have had with the Samahan ng Nagkakaisang Kababaihan ng Baseco-Baseco Women’s Organization during this period and our hopes for a more sustainable future. This is also a recognition of all the support we received from private donors in the implementation of our projects.
Spoke on Health Justice during (and beyond) the pandemic at the 23rd anniversary conference of NIH. Sharing with you a snippet of my talk on the challenges to come. Have we learned the lessons of COVID-19?
Delivered a talk today on designing ethically sound research for my colleagues at UST Faculty of Arts and Letters. I’m very excited with the trajectory of our research engagements as we move towards the institutionalisation of our very own ethics committee. Thanks to our Dean who heeded our call to realise this goal and to my Chair who engages with all my musings on research. This is a clip from that talk. How do you feel about stipend/honorarium/compensation?
First lecture of 2021 for our #implementationresearch project. How can we use the life course approach in understanding health vulnerabilities?
My concluding segment for our panel, “Who pays for resilience? Insights on Accountability” during the Second Urban Resilience Asia Pacific Conference.
Watch our panel discuss the complex concept and practice of resilience.
This is the last installment of discussions on the Philippines’ Health Technology Assessment. Here, I discussed the results of our research on Filipino Social Values on Health Care Coverage supported by World Health Organization and the Department of Health. My lecture started at 23:20 of this recording
In celebration of the Buwan ng Wika, I collaborated with the Department of Filipino of the University of Santo Tomas to deliver a lecture in Filipino Language on engaging with the marginalized sector during the pandemic.
How does one ethically engage with marginalised communities? Watch our webinar hosted by Ateneo de Manila University Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
How do urban poor communities respond to the COVID-19 pandemic? Watch our webinar hosted by Ateneo de Manila University Institute of Philippine Culture:
How can we do qualitative research during disasters? Watch my lecture for the members of the Philippine Association of Researchers for Tourism and Hospitality, Inc. (PARTH)
This is my lecture for the UP Resilience Institute project UPRI Talks.
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This is my recent lecture on Qualitative Research Design for the Social Health Writing Fellowship funded by the University of Santo Tomas- Research Center for Social Sciences and Education. View other lectures on social health research on this link.
This was my discussion of potential funding sources for research in community-based knowledge of disaster and forms of resilience. Venue: PDRF Headquarters @Clark, Pampanga
This was my lecture on disaster in an urban poor community in Manila. Venue: Holy Angel University, Angeles, Pampanga.
This was my TEDx talk on November 17, 2017 on the topic of “Raising a feminist Son”.
Maria Carinnes P. Alejandria 
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