BC Studies
No. 227, Autumn 2025
Filipino Canadian Studies In, On, and Through British Columbia, guest edited by JP Catungal and May Farrales
- “Articulating Filipinx Canadian Studies In, On, and Through British Columbia” by JP Catungal and May Farrales
- “Mahal, Kapwa, Dasal: An Intellectual History of the Philippine Studies Series at the University of British Columbia” by Teilhard Paradela, Dada Docot, and Karla Lenina Comanda
- “Countering the Compulsory Tinikling: Transnationalism in Filipino Dance Practice on Vancouver Island, British Columbia” by Clarissa Cecilia Mijares
- “Staging Filipinx Migration in British Columbia” by Allen Baylosis
- “After Colonial: Dialogic Reflections on Decolonial Performance and Artistic Practices Between British Columbia and the Philippines” by Dennis Gupa and Alvin Tolentino
- “The Race to Indigeneity: Three Vexations in Filipinx Diasporic Politics” by JP Catungal and May Farrales
- “Wherever I Am, Nevertheless You Are: An Autoethnographic Soundwork” by Roxanne Bella
- Research note: “Navigating ‘Hospitality’ on Unceded and Ancestral First Nations Land and Water in So-Called British Columbia Among the Filipinx Diaspora” by Christine Añonuevo and James Pangilian
- Book reviews by various authors