DAKILA — Philippine Collective for Modern Heroism

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Organization name

DAKILA — Philippine Collective for Modern Heroism

Organization link

https://dakila.org.ph/

Organization type

NGO Women Led

Country

Philippines

Current focus/area

Social justice Human rights Advocacy Campaigning Community engagement Community empowerment Awareness raising Indigenous rights LGBTIQ+ rights

Description/notes

Dakila (Noble) is an organization of artists-‐activists building a movement of heroism toward social transformation. Dakila fosters citizenship by building one’s capacity to make a change, organizes communities to be part of the movement for change, and takes on advocacy campaigns to bring about strategic actions that make real change.

DAKILA's management team is led by women, supported by feminist men from the executive management committee, and with a diverse membership base ranging from the sectors of the youth, academe, indigenous peoples, and LGBTIQA+

Compendium source

Signatory of the Peoples’ Summit: Climate Rights and Human Survival


12° 52' 46.92" N, 121° 46' 26.40" E

Signatory of the Peoples’ Summit: Climate Rights and Human Survival +
Social justice

Human rights Advocacy Campaigning Community engagement Community empowerment Awareness raising Indigenous rights

LGBTIQ+ rights +
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12° 52' 46.92" N, 121° 46' 26.40" ELatitude: 12.8797
Longitude: 121.774
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