Indigenous Path Foundation

Indigenous Path Foundation

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A resources center of supportive services for indigenous communities and for all through life-long.

Photos from Indigenous Path Foundation's post 25/05/2026

We are pleased to welcome the 3rd Batch of 2026 Summer Agricultural Interns from Kalinga State University (KSU).
IPath Foundation is honored to support their practical learning and field experience as part of their academic and professional development.

Photos from Indigenous Path Foundation's post 21/05/2026

🌾 Growing the future of farming with KSU Agriculture Intern Students! 🚀

Our agriculture students are diving deep into the science of hydroponic nutrients today. From balancing macronutrients (N-P-K) to tracking precise EC and pH levels, we are mastering the metrics that drive modern food production.
Step into the lab and see how science meets sustainability! 🧪✨

20/05/2026
Photos from Indigenous Path Foundation's post 08/05/2026

IPath Foundation proudly welcomes its Annual Summer Interns from Kalinga State University (KSU), Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program.The first batch of interns officially begins on May 7, 2026.
We are excited to support and mentor these future agricultural professionals through meaningful learning experiences, community engagement, and hands-on training.
Welcome to the IPath Foundation family!

07/04/2026

It was an honor to host Municipal Agriculturists from across the Cordillera region at Ipath Hydroponics! 🥬 We spent the day benchmarking and sharing insights on the future of sustainable farming. Thank you for visiting and for your commitment to agricultural innovation! 🤝⛰️

07/04/2026

Argiya (or Allagiya as they call it here in Kalinga) using hydroponics. Usually, we just harvest this indigenous gem along the pathways of the rice terraces back home, but it turns out it can thrive in water too!

Who else has tried this vegetable?

Photos from Indigenous Path Foundation's post 13/11/2025

Waking up after the wrath of supertyphoon Uwan. Two structures, built by skilled hands yet from different worlds of material, share one purpose which is to shelter and endure.

On the left, greenhouses crafted by Manong Paul Chinalpan and my brother Anthony. The one with the tank in front is built for Kalinga State University (KSU) another for the IPATH Foundation. On the right, the house of Apo Agatha, built seventy years ago by her parent before she was born together with the rest of umili who volunteered to help where my Ina was born and grew up. It took a super typhoon like Uwan to strip the iron roof from that old home. Yet the greenhouse, roofed only with plastic, stood tall and untouched.
We hope these greenhouses stand for many years to come, weathering storms as steadfastly as Apo Agatha’s home once did. Any structure, like any spirit, built with a firm foundation and true intention, can withstand even the fiercest storm. May we, too, remain grounded and resilient, no matter what winds may come.

01/09/2025

It’s happening! ✨ Dive into the beauty of Baybayin in this intergenerational workshop led by our amazing facilitator, Mini Gavino. Whether you’re reconnecting with your roots or learning for the first time, this space is for you.

🌺 Join us-Mag-Baybayin tayo!
🗓️ September 6, 2025
🕔 5–6 PM (LA Time) – Live via Zoom & In Person @
📍 Kubo LB – 3976 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA
💬 Message us ahead for the Zoom link

🖊️ See flyers for more details.
📣 Tag your friends & help us spread the word!

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