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BAYI-LINES | Why journalism must continue, and why healing must be part of its practice
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BAYI-LINES | Why journalism must continue, and why healing must be part of its practice
PAGADIAN CITY (MindaNews / 16 March) — The sea breeze carried a quiet calm across the Island Garden City of Samal as women journalists from across Mindanao gathered for three days of safety awareness and trauma healing. From March 1 to 3, 2026, the retreat became more than a training —it was a sanctuary. Organized under the BAYI-LINES Safety Training Series of the Media Impact Philippines project, implemented by the Mindanao Institute of Journal…
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