Panangisurat ken Panagadal iti Vigan City

 Community-based research (CBR) is when researchers and community members team up to tackle local issues or questions together. As a group, we explored the literary world of Vigan City, studying the works of inspiring poets and writers. Our journey took us to places like the Padre Burgos House Museum, where we learned about the city's history and the craft behind basi production.

We admired monuments dedicated to writers like Leona Florentino, Isabelo delos Reyes, and Pedro Bukaneg, realizing their importance to Vigan's people and cultural heritage.


Through CBR, we didn't just gain knowledge; we also built unity, patriotism, and patience within our group. Collaborating with friends and fellow researchers, we deepened our connection to our local language, literature, and history.


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