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Articles in July-August, 2002 issue of Igorota

• IGOROTA Foundation Inc.: the IGOROTA Foundation, Inc. is a non-stock, non-profit organization established in recognition of the right and responsibility of women to fully develop their God-given potentials
• Editor's note
  by Michelle R. Bayaua
• Heroes all: women making a difference in government
  by Michelle R. Bayaua
• To die a natural death due to unnatural causes
  by Victoria L. Tamulong
• The fight to save the Buasao and Mount Poswey watershed
  by Corazon L. Pindog
• Towards a pro-active advocacy
  by Josephine Kapuno
• The natural world in crisis
• Withering heights: conflicting national and indigenous laws are slowly destroying Mt. Pulag
  by Michelle R. Bayaua
• The valley of the damned
• Hiketivism in Tinoc
  by Rosella Camte-Bahni
• The woman as the ricewinner: the increasing feminization of labor
  by Agnes M. Baquirin
• The big shift: a new curriculum has sparked fresh debates on the role of education in national development
  by Michelle R. Bayaua
• Single a woman at large: everytime my older brother and I argue about relationships and why I have chosen to be single, he taunts me with, "Sige, magiging old maid ka," just to ruffle my feathers
  by Gayda L. Sayang-od
• A paintbrush telltale
  by Lydia T. Bayedbed
• Foundation Day April 27, 2002
• The state of the nation
• Understanding the role of the Barangay
• Kudos to friendship
  by Gayda L. Sayang-od