Hagiyo* is a startup nonprofit organisation that focuses on indigenous peoples becoming educated, empowered and become champions of culture. Vision: We envision a society where indigenous peoples are world changers and are exercising their rights to self determination.Mission: Indigenous peoples are educated and empowered and are champions of culture.We are now registered at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Initial partners were Cherry Mobile, Operation Blessing, Caritas Manila and Wanderlust Adventurers.

Produced communications resources from Vietnam and Laos for content packages and other requests from development bases located in other countries as well as provide capacity building to local communicators and partners among others.

Successfully manage the organization's website and social media accounts Amplifies indigenous voices by producing communication resources like stories, photos, social media cards and videos in coordination with colleagues, members and alliesLayout reports and other documents as requestedAttend the UN High Level Political Forum in New York

Strengthen and diversify LRN’s social media presence to amplify the stories ofindigenous and community land rights advocates and reach broad audiences in theinternational development community and general public.Maintain daily engagement on LRN social media platforms on Facebook, Twitterand Instagram through organic content highlighting ongoing land rightsmovements and advocacy by LRN members and tracking relevant news in theglobal Indigenous and community land rights arena.Work closely with the LRN Coordinator to develop and execute a content calendarfor social media engagement and digital communications strategies for upcomingland rights campaigns by LRN members. Strategies may include, but not limited to,email campaigns, online petitions, and organic and paid social media.Support content management and updating of the LRN website (Wordpress).

To produce communications resources to increase awareness of the general public about indigenous peoples rights and issues.To position AIPP and its activities in mainstream media.To manage and institutionalise information management.To strengthen linkage and collaboration between AIPP and Indigenous Voices in Asia NetworkTo manage social media networks of AIPP

Oversee the efficient and effective delivery of communication collaters and other communications tasks.

• Worked on the social media strategy for a fundraising campaign• Established the crowd funding site for the campaign

• Provided leadership to Field Communications Specialists located in the three main field offices of WV Philippines • Coordinated with Support Offices for resource gathering requests that deals with need and success stories of children (e.g. education, health and nutrition among others) and during emergency situations like the 2012 Typhoon Bopha • Supervised the implementation of the four thrusts of Field Communications which include: resource gathering, local media, field office technical support/capacity building and communications for development (C4D)* Facilitated a session during the Regional Communications Conference attended by different nationalities in Bangkok, Thailand

Provided technical leadership and capacity building support to the Asia Pacific Region in the area of communication prior to and during humanitarian emergencies to:• Contributed to enhancing organisational capacity to effectively and proactively position World Vision as a leading relief, development and advocacy agency in Asia Pacific Region• Provided operational support e.g support National Offices by managing/coordinating all communications during level 2 and level 1 emergency responses including handling media inquiries, facilitating field visits among others• Developed capacity of Regional Development Management Team members in the area of communication as well as emergency communicators in Asia Pacific • On internal liaison and coordination, acted as strategic link and focal point for regional communications connecting National Offices, Support Offices and Global Centre during humanitarian emergencies• Managed the global communications of the 2011 Japan tsunami-quake among others and proactively engaged all stakeholders (both internal and external) to increase their awareness and understanding of the needs of affected children, families and communities and World Vision’s response and impact

• Participated in the planning and assessment activities of Advocacy & Communications Department including that of Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs (HEA), by providing viable and technical inputs during planning and assessment/evaluation process• Initiated and published regular publications that captured stories of transformation in the context of WV international on preparedness mitigation and response and those that promoted advocacy on HEA programs• Assisted the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs director in formulating, developing and writing the HEA Annual Report and Initial Disaster Preparedness Plan (Communications Plan) • Initiates video production of stories, write stories and situational reports about successes and challenges of the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs programs and during relief operation• Seconded as Acting Regional Relief Communications Manager from June 1, 2010 to September 30, 2010 in the Regional Office in Bangkok• In the Philippines, joined relief operations including Typhoons Ketsana and Parma relief responses, Basilan assessment in Mindanao (conflict), Typhoon Mitag, Typhoon Frank relief operations, Sarangani Relief Operations (conflict) and the Camarines Norte relief operations • Deployed as Regional Disaster Management Team member in World Vision China to handle the Sichuan quake one year on communications resources • Member of the Asia Pacific Communications Register and Regional Disaster Management Team (RDMT)• Assisted in the Child-Focused Disaster Risk Reduction pilot project implementation