Dr. Marion Acierto

Igniting awareness and saving lives 🔥🧯

​The KIWANIS CLUB AMETHYSTS DREAMERS successfully conducted a Fire Prevention Seminar last March 26, 2026, at Our Lady of Assumption College. This meaningful event empowered students with essential knowledge and preparedness to ensure safety in times of emergency.

​Our heartfelt gratitude to our speaker, Mr. Artemio L. Misagal Jr., for sharing invaluable insights and expertise.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed their time, effort, and support in the successful planning and organization of this meeting and seminar.

First and foremost, we express our gratitude to Dean Martin Bonifacio for his leadership, warmly welcoming the participants, and providing clear direction throughout the discussion.

Thank you so much Dr. Marion Acierto for your support and encouragement for this event and for letting us experience this event.

We are also thankful to Sir Francis Ringor for his valuable input and support, particularly in matters concerning certification and approval processes.

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to Sir Cyrus Dean Pesayco for taking on the role of emcee, facilitating the flow of the program and ensuring an organized and engaging discussion.

We would like to recognize Ms. Mary Jane De Roxas for her efforts in handling the venue and preparing all necessary materials and equipment essential for the event.

Special thanks to Sir Jhon Lester Corda for his dedication in coordinating with the NSTP program, organizing participants, and managing important arrangements for the seminar.

We also commend Mr. RJ Mendoza for leading the operations team, managing registration, documentation, and preparing necessary reports and materials for the event.

Furthermore, we extend our appreciation to the SSC Members for their cooperation, initiative, and support in documentation and overall coordination.

Your collective efforts made this initiative meaningful and successful. Thank you for your dedication and support.

​Finally, a huge thank you to all OLACIANS! Your active participation and cooperation were vital in making this seminar a resounding success.

Be part of a groundbreaking event in education and research!

The Asian Association of Academic Administrators and Educators (A4E) warmly invites educators, professionals, researchers, and students to the A4E International Research Conference 2025 on November 13, 2025, at Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College, Marikina City.

Share your research, learn from experts, and engage in meaningful conversations on innovation, well-being, and safe learning spaces through government–academe–industry collaboration.

Call for Papers is now open!
Submit your abstracts on or before October 10, 2025 and take part in this international research conference of A4E.

Registration and payment are found in the qr code or you may click this link to register https://forms.gle/cWxRMQtq6TVkN3tx7

Let’s work together in building a future-ready, resilient, and values-driven generation of learners and leaders.

ATM: Rep. Ann Matibag Champions Women’s Leadership at the 2nd WAIPA Women Political Leaders Forum

It is with pride that we share that Hon. Rene Ann Lourdes G. Matibag, Representative of Laguna’s 1st District and Chairperson of the House Committee on Women and Gender Equality, served as head and panel speaker at the 2nd WAIPA Women Political Leaders Forum in Malaysia.

The session, themed “Leading Inclusive Transitions: Women and the Future of Digital, Climate, and Governance Agendas,” brought together women leaders from across the region to discuss how parliamentarians are addressing digitalisation, AI governance, and climate adaptation, while confronting the persistent underrepresentation of women in leadership and policymaking.

In her panel remarks, Rep. Matibag emphasized the importance of representation, capacity-building, and accountability:

“In the Philippines, we have the Magna Carta of Women mandating at least 40% representation in decision-making bodies. But beyond quotas, we must build environments that enable women to thrive through training, mentorship, and policies that dismantle systemic barriers. Women must not only be included—they must lead.”

She also highlighted Philippine gender equality reforms, including the Safe Spaces Act, Anti-Online Sexual Abuse Act, and Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, which safeguard women and children from exploitation.

Drawing from her role as President of the Zonta Club of Laguna, she shared grassroots empowerment programs like “Bag-It-Forward,” which uplifts incarcerated women through livelihood training and dignity-restoring opportunities.

On climate adaptation, she cited lessons from Typhoon Yolanda, where women and children bore disproportionate impacts, stressing the need for gender-responsive disaster planning. On digital inclusion, she called for stronger support for women in STEM, digital literacy, and tech entrepreneurship.

Looking to the future, Rep. Matibag’s call-to-action was clear:

“Inclusive transitions must be built on equal representation, fair resource allocation, and gender-responsive policymaking. By ensuring women are not only present but leading in digital, climate, and governance agendas, we can create a sustainable future where women’s contributions are fully recognized and valued.”

Her participation reflects the Philippines’ continuing leadership in advancing gender equality, with the country ranking 20th worldwide and 3rd in East Asia and the Pacific in the 2025 Global Gender Gap Report.

The biggest congratulations to our SPCUAA champions! Your OLAC family is very very very proud of you and your achievements! May you continue to march onward for the next season!

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Back to City Hall❤️
Happy Tuesday everyone ❤️

Sa lahat ng minamahal kong mga kababayan ng San Pedro,

Maraming salamat po sa tiwalang ibinigay ninyo sa akin sa nakalipas na tatlong taon ng aking panunungkulan bilang Konsehal ng ating lungsod. Isang malaking karangalan at pribilehiyo po ang makapaglingkod sa inyo at maging bahagi ng mga programang naglalayong itaas ang antas ng buhay at edukasyon sa ating komunidad.

Bagamat hindi po ako pinalad sa aking muling pagtakbo, buong puso ko pong tinatanggap ang pasya ng taumbayan. Wala po akong ibang nadarama kundi pasasalamat at pagmamahal sa inyong lahat. Patuloy pa rin po ang aking adbokasiya, lalo na sa larangan ng edukasyon. Ipagpapatuloy natin ang programang pang-iskolar para sa mga kabataang nangangailangan ng tulong.

Lubos din po ang aking pasasalamat kina Congresswoman Ann Matibag at Atty. Melvin Matibag, gayundin sa buong Team AMB, sa suporta, tiwala, at pagkakaibigan na hindi matatawaran. Saludo po ako sa inyong malasakit sa San Pedro.

Sa lahat ng nanalong kandidato, taos-puso po akong bumabati. Nawa’y paglingkuran ninyo ang ating lungsod nang may buong katapatan, malasakit, at puso para sa bawat San Pedronian.

Muli, maraming salamat po, at nawa’y patuloy tayong magkaisa para sa mas maunlad, mas makatao, at mas makulay na San Pedro.

Kampyon ng Edukasyon! Ang inyong lingkod sa konseho! ❤️

⚫️1️⃣ DR. MARION ACIERTO

Ako po si Konsihala Dr. Marion Acierto!
Hindi ng hindi ko po makakalimutan ang inyong mainit na salubong mahal kong San Pedro! Maraming Salamat po!

Kami po ang Team AMB para sa Zero Corruption sa Mahal CONG bayANN ng San Pedro! Halina at salubungin ang mas Magandang Bukas kasama ang Team AMB! ❤️💙

Narito ang ating LaguNanay ng Distrito at Kinatawan sa Kongreso

🔴1 Congresswoman Ann Matibag

Katuwang sina

🔵 2 Board Member LonLon S. Ambayec
🔴 5 Board Member Atty. Jeamie Y. Salvatierra

Mula sa Kapitolyo patungo sa Konseho

🔵 1 Councilor Dr. Marion Acierto
🔴 5 Councilor MM Ambayec
🔵10 Councilor Gius Castasus
🔴11 Councilor Abraham "Abam" Cataquiz
🔵13 Councilor Atty. Roy Huecas
🔴16 Councilor Coach Gilbert Locariñas Malabanan
🔵17 Councilor Romeo Omie Marcelo
🔴22 Councilor Dodie "GoodBoy" Recto
🔵25 Councilor Julian JV Ventura
🔴26 Councilor IRYNE V. VIERNEZA

Mahal CONG bayANN ng San Pedro, Atin ang Magandang Bukas!