Meet Gantala Press, the feminist indie publisher fighting state violence
Filipina Feminism and Spaces of Representation: Interview with Gantala Press
How Gantala Press is breaking the silence
‘I use poetry to talk about the truth’: independent publishers give women in the Philippines a voice
Gantala Press: Bringing Out Women Writers from the Margins
The Power of Art in the Hands of Women Who Persist and Resist
Women hold art fair in celebration of Women’s Month
A safe space: independent, all-female press builds the first feminist bookshop in Manila
You Can Help Create the First Filipina Feminist Book Store; Here’s How
‘Magtahi ay di biro’: At stitching workshop, advocates tackle farmers’ struggles
The best Filipino books of the 2010s
6 Filipino books that tell our favorite food stories
Regent workers share stories of unjust labor conditions over a bowl of champorado
Poetry is a vital part of the peasant struggle, says Filipina feminist collective
This book goes deep into the subject of food but not in the way you expect it
This book goes beyond dishes and dives into issues surrounding food
“Makisawsaw” asserts that food can be a “form of resistance”
This Book Talks About Why The Act Of “Makisawsaw” In Food Issues Is Important
Between consenting adults? What really happened at the Iligan National Writers Workshop
DLSU holds lecture, round-table discussion on Philippine poetry
“Feminism is necessary as long as class struggle is necessary”
The best Filipino comics of 2018
The best Filipino books of 2017
Gantala Press: “Most of the literary groups na may capacity na mag-publish are male-dominated”
These 20 Filipinas made waves in 2017
Gandang-ganda sa sariling gawa art fair celebrates local female artists
Itinatampok ng Kritika Kultura Reading Series ang Gantala Press
The rainbow-colored gap in the print industry
