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Series of Activities Highlights OAIS Celebration of Women's Month

On March 19, 2021, led by its VSA-II Engr. Lee R. Catane OAIS faculty and staff were trained by Ms. Judy C. Lamban, Food Processing NC II trainer on how to make one of the Filipino's best-selling snacks: the banana chips. This initiative is linked with today's sought-after skill - the entrepreneurial skill - as this could be a great way to earn an extra income that could help us augment our daily expenses.

"Republic Act 9710 otherwise knows as Magna of Women is a comprehensive women's human rights law that seeks to eliminate discrimination against women by recognizing, protecting, fulfilling and promoting the rights of Filipino women, especially those in marginalized sector."

"Republic Act 9262, on the other hand, is also known as the "Anto Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004", is an act defining violence against women and their children providing for protective measures for victims, prescribing penalties therefore, and for other purposes."

Looking back, women during ancient times were not treated equally - they were always in second place to men but never the first. Clearly, gender inequality was evident as men were portrayed to be dominant ones. However as time evolves, women's roles have increasingly become significant throughout the history. Today, they are looked upon as equals with that of men.

The annual celebration of women's month is a platform to recognize, empower and give tribute to their invaluable contributions to the societyas whole. Hence with this year theme, "We Make Change Work for Women", OAIS is one with this world's long-month celebration for women as series of essential activities were conducted.

On March 25, 2021 at campus function hall, OAIS employees were (once again) educated with the zest of RA 9710 and RA 9262 with Maribel V. Gonzales, Provincial GAD Focal and Noel Constantino who tackled well the aforementioned RAs, respectively.

With the pressing health issues arising from COVID-19 pandemic, OAIS employees, under the leadership of its VSA-II Engr. Lee R. Catane, continue to receive dozens of Vitamin C that could boost immune system and help protect one's health from the virus' infection.

OAIS employees were pampered through a manicure and pedicure services for free from a professional nail technician which has, in one way or another, help ease the underlying stress in every Juana and Juan's disposition.

As PAG-ASA official declared as summer for 2021, OAIS employees indulged their selves jn the delightful sweetnes of Ice Cream to get rid of the humid atmosphere and scorching heat of the sun. Janice S. Tagaloguin, a trainer in Cookery NC II led the training in Ice Cream making at the campus' function hall.