L4

• TYPES OF SYMBOLS

        Social – Ex: Social Classes, Social Issues/Problems, material possessions, clothing
• TYPES OF SYMBOLS

        Cultural symbols & practices– Ex: Baro’t Saya, Jeepney, Philippine Flag, traditional medical practices (albularyo), religious practices ( Misa de Gallo & Swaying at St. Claire of Obando, Bulacan), Culinary Practices, Child-rearing practices (pagmamano, paggamit ng ‘po’ at ‘opo’)
• TYPES OF SYMBOLS

        Economic symbols & practices– Ex: Philippine Peso, Alkansya, Paluwagan, Lucky Charms, Sideline/Raket
• TYPES OF SYMBOLS

        Political symbols & practices– Ex: banners, motto, flag, political dynasties, padrino system, Traditional Politicians

   
• SOCIAL INEQUALITY - is the state of unequal distribution of valued goods and opportunities
• SOCIAL CAPITAL -refers to the connection of individuals within the society
• POLITICAL CAPITAL -refers to the trust, good will, and influence possessed by a political actor, such as politician
• SYMBOLIC CAPITAL -refers to the resources that one possesses which is a function of honor, prestige or recognition, or any other traits
• GOV PROGRAMS

        Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program (4P’s) -government program that provides conditional cash grants
• GOV PROGRAMS

        Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) -seeks to solve the centuries old problem of landlessness in rural areas
• GOV PROGRAMS

        Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) -has the provisions that prohibits political dynasty
• GOV PROGRAMS

        Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act -law that institutionalizes free tuition and exemption from other fees in State Universities and Colleges (SUC’s), Local Universities and Colleges (LUC’s) in the Philippines
• GOV PROGRAMS

        Philippine Plan for Gender-Responsive Development (PPGD) - meant to give Filipino women a more active and participatory role in the development process
• GOV PROGRAMS

        MAGNA CARTA OF WOMEN -comprehensive women’s human rights law  that seeks to eliminate discrimination