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PART I:

7:00 - 7:30 AM: Registration (Guests are arriving, and registration is ongoing)
Host:
Good morning, everyone! Welcome to today’s Gender and Development Training titled “Upskilling
the Personnel’s KSAs on Gender Equality, Equity, and Resiliency.” We are excited to have you
here, and we hope this day will be insightful and meaningful. Kindly proceed to the registration
area as we prepare to begin the program shortly.

7:30 - 8:30 AM: Opening Program


Host:
Ladies and gentlemen, let us formally begin this important training. To set the tone of our event, let
us first invoke the presence of the Almighty with a prayer. Please be reminded to observe
reverence as we play the Audio-Visual Presentation for our opening prayer.

Prayer – Audio Visual Presentation


(Prayer AVP is played)

Host:
Thank you for that meaningful prayer. And now, let us be inspired with an opening message from
our esteemed guest, representing the Education Committee of the Sangguniang Bayan of
Calatagan, Hon. Coun. Virgilio Eleponga Jr. Let us give him a round of applause.
(Coun. Virgilio Eleponga Jr. delivers his message)

Host:
Thank you, Coun. Eleponga, for those inspiring words. Now, let us feel a sense of pride and unity
as we listen to our Nationalistic Song through another Audio Visual Presentation.

Nationalistic Song – Audio Visual Presentation


(AVP is played)

Host:
At this point, it is my great pleasure to introduce two leaders who have continuously shown their
support for the initiatives of our education sector and the advancement of gender development in
our community.
First, we will hear from the Public Schools District Supervisor of Calatagan Sub-Office, Dr.
Eleazar C. Magsino.

Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino:


(Delivers his remarks)
Host:
Thank you, Dr. Magsino, for your motivating and insightful words. Your commitment to our
educators and to promoting gender equality within the school system truly resonates with all of us.
Now, it is my honor to call on a visionary leader who continuously champions the welfare and
development of our community. Please welcome the Municipal Mayor of Calatagan, Hon. Peter
Oliver M. Palacio.

Hon. Peter Oliver M. Palacio:


(Delivers his remarks)

Host:
Thank you, Mayor Palacio, for your unwavering support and for emphasizing the importance of
gender equity and resilience in our community.

Host:
Now, it’s time to get to know everyone in the room. To lead us in this fun and interactive
introduction of participants, let’s welcome Mrs. Rae Anne A. Jumarang, Teacher II from
Calatagan Senior High School.
(Mrs. Rae Anne A. Jumarang introduces the participants)

Host:
Thank you, Ma'am Rae Anne. We’re definitely in for an exciting day of learning and collaboration.
Now, to give us a deeper understanding of why we are gathered here today and the goals we aim
to achieve, let us hear from the GAD Focal Person of Calatagan Sub-Office, Mrs. Annabelle M.
De Jesus. Please give her a warm round of applause.
(Mrs. Annabelle M. De Jesus delivers the Statement of Purpose)
Thank you, Ma’am Annabelle, for that inspiring and purposeful message. Indeed, today’s training
is a vital step toward achieving gender equality and resilience in our community.

PART II:
8:30 - 10:00 AM: Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment
Speaker: Atty. Karen M. Salimo, Attorney III, SDO Batangas Province
Host:
Thank you again to everyone for your engagement during the first part of our program. We’ve had
a wonderful start, and now it’s time to transition into the heart of today’s training—Part II.

To begin Part II, our first session will focus on a crucial topic: Gender Equality and Women’s
Empowerment. This topic is central to understanding how we can foster environments that not
only provide equal opportunities but also empower individuals to rise above societal barriers.
And now, it is my honor to introduce our distinguished speaker for this session. She is an Attorney
III from the Schools Division Office of Batangas Province, a passionate advocate for gender
justice and women’s rights. With her legal expertise and commitment to advancing gender
equality, we are sure to gain invaluable insights.
Ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to Atty. Karen M. Salimo.

(Atty. Karen M. Salimo delivers her presentation)

Host:
Thank you so much, Atty. Salimo, for that comprehensive and empowering presentation. Your
insights on gender equality and women’s empowerment have truly enlightened us and provided us
with a better understanding of how we can all play a role in advocating for these principles in our
daily lives and work.
Let’s give Atty. Salimo another round of applause!

10:00 - 10:30 AM: Health Break


Host:
We will now have a short break. Please enjoy the refreshments served at the back, and we will
resume in 30 minutes.

10:30 AM - 12:00 NN: Men’s Responsibility on Gender Sensitivity


Speaker: Mr. Joemar B. Perez, Head of Personnel Section, SDO Batangas Province
Host:
I hope everyone had a refreshing health break! Now that we’re all energized and ready to
continue, let’s dive into our next important topic.
Our second session will focus on a perspective that is vital to the conversation on gender equality:
Men’s Responsibility on Gender Sensitivity. It is crucial that we recognize that gender equality is
not just a women’s issue—it’s a responsibility that everyone, regardless of gender, must share. In
this session, we will explore the essential role of men in fostering a gender-sensitive environment,
one that promotes respect and inclusivity for all.
To guide us through this topic, we are privileged to have the Head of Personnel Section from the
Schools Division Office of Batangas Province, Please join me in welcoming Mr. Joemar B.
Perez! Let’s give him a warm round of applause.

(Mr. Joemar B. Perez delivers his presentation)

Host:
Thank you, Sir Joemar, for that enlightening session. You have provided us with a valuable
perspective on the role men can and should play in advancing gender sensitivity. Your insights are
a reminder that gender equality is everyone’s responsibility.
Let’s give another round of applause to Mr. Perez!
12:00 - 1:00 PM: Managed Buffet Lunch
Host:
It is now time for lunch! We have prepared a managed buffet for all our participants. Please
proceed to the designated dining area, and we will resume at 1:00 PM.

1:00 - 2:00 PM: RA 11313: Safe Spaces Act (Bawal Bastos Law)
Speaker: Mr. Lou C. Panaligan, Administrative IV, SDO Batangas Province
Host:
Welcome back, everyone! I hope you all had a satisfying lunch and some time to relax. We’re now
ready to proceed with the afternoon sessions of our training.
Our next topic is one that is both timely and significant in today’s society: RA 11313, the Safe
Spaces Act, also known as the Bawal Bastos Law. Understanding the scope and implications of
this law is critical for creating safer and more respectful environments, whether at work, school, or
in the community.
To help us better understand this law, we are fortunate to have with us, Officer IV from the
Schools Division Office of Batangas Province. With his knowledge and experience, we’ll gain
insights on how to ensure compliance with this law and create environments where everyone feels
safe and respected.
Let’s give a warm welcome to Mr. Lou C. Panaligan!
(Mr. Lou C. Panaligan delivers his presentation)

Host:
Thank you, Mr. Panaligan, for that thorough and insightful discussion on the Safe Spaces Act. Your
presentation has shed light on the critical need to protect individuals from harassment and how we
can actively contribute to making our spaces safer and more inclusive.
Let’s give another round of applause to Mr. Lou C. Panaligan for sharing his expertise with us!

2:00 - 2:30 PM: Health Break


Host:
We will now take a short health break. Please be back in 30 minutes for the open forum.

2:30 - 3:00 PM: Open Forum


Host:
Welcome back, everyone! I hope you had a refreshing health break. Now, we’re moving into the
next part of our program, which is the Open Forum.
This is your chance to ask questions, clarify points, or share your thoughts on the topics we’ve
covered so far. We encourage you to actively participate, as this is a great opportunity to engage
with our speakers and deepen our understanding of gender equality, equity, and resiliency.
Please feel free to raise your hand, and we’ll pass the microphone to you. Let’s make this an
insightful and interactive discussion.
Who would like to start us off?
(Open forum begins)

3:00 - 3:30 PM: Closing Program


Host:
Thank you to everyone for the lively and insightful discussion during the Open Forum. It’s been
wonderful hearing your questions and reflections, and we’re grateful for the valuable contributions
made by both the participants and our resource speakers.
At this point, we would like to formally recognize and express our heartfelt appreciation to our
esteemed speakers for sharing their time, knowledge, and expertise with us today.
To lead the Awarding of Certificates, we would like to invite our Public Schools District
Supervisor, Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino, to come forward and present the certificates of appreciation
to our speakers.
Let me read the citation first.
Let’s give a warm round of applause.

(Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino awards the certificates to the speakers)

Host:
Once again, let’s give a big round of applause to all of our speakers for their inspiring and
insightful presentations today. Your contributions have truly made this event meaningful and
enriching for all of us.

Host:
As we continue with our program, we would now like to take a moment to recognize the hard work
and dedication of our Technical Working Group. This team has played a crucial role in
organizing today’s event, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and efficiently.
Their commitment to promoting gender equality and creating an impactful training experience is
commendable, and we are grateful for their efforts.
To present the certificates of appreciation to our Technical Working Group members, I would like to
invite our Public Schools District Supervisor, Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino, together with GAD Focal
Person of Calatagan Sub-Office Ma’am Annabelle M. De Jesus.
Let me read the citation.
Let’s give them a warm round of applause.

Host:
As we draw near to the conclusion of our program, we would like to take this opportunity to
recognize and celebrate all of you—our dedicated participants. Your enthusiasm, engagement,
and commitment to learning about gender equality, equity, and resiliency have made this training a
truly enriching experience.
To award the certificates of participation, I would like to invite our Public Schools District
Supervisor, Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino, back to the stage together with our resource speakers.
They will present the certificates to each of you in recognition of your active participation and
commitment to this vital cause.
As I call out the names of your respective schools, please come forward to receive your certificate

Host:
Congratulations to each and every one of you! Your dedication to enhancing your knowledge and
skills in gender sensitivity is commendable, and we hope you will carry these insights back to your
respective schools and communities.
Let’s give a big round of applause for all our participants! Your commitment to fostering a culture of
respect and equality is truly inspiring!

Closing Remarks: Dr. Lorena H. Languitan


Host:
As we conclude today’s training, it is my pleasure to invite our Learning and Development
Coordinator of the Calatagan Sub-Office, Dr. Lorena H. Languitan.
Let’s give a warm round of applause.

Host:
Thank you, Dr. Languitan, and thank you to everyone for your active participation today.

We hope this training has been valuable and will contribute to your personal and professional
growth.

I am Cathleen Ann C. Custodio, your program facilitator for today’s training. Have a safe journey
and see you again in future GAD activities!
GOD BLESS US ALL

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The training program addressed intersectionality by recognizing that gender equality cannot be approached in isolation from other social categories such as class, ethnicity, and disability. This was highlighted in the presentations that discussed creating environments that not only focus on gender but also consider the diverse backgrounds and experiences that shape individuals' opportunities and challenges .

Speakers identified challenges such as ingrained cultural norms, lack of representation, and insufficient support for existing laws as major barriers to gender equality. They suggested addressing these challenges through comprehensive education programs, advocacy for policy reform, and community engagement initiatives that raise awareness and promote inclusive values across different societal sectors .

The program aimed to build participant skills in gender sensitivity and equity by providing interactive sessions led by experts like Atty. Karen M. Salimo and Mr. Joemar B. Perez. It included discussions on legal frameworks for gender equality, workshops on identifying and addressing gender biases, and opportunities for sharing best practices in fostering inclusive environments .

Mr. Joemar B. Perez underscored that gender equality should not be seen solely as a women's issue. He stressed the importance of men actively participating in discussions about gender sensitivity, challenging traditional norms that perpetuate gender stereotypes, and advocating for inclusive practices that respect all genders in workplaces and communities .

Mr. Lou C. Panaligan highlighted that the Safe Spaces Act, also known as the Bawal Bastos Law, is designed to protect individuals from harassment in various settings, including schools. The law mandates the implementation of strict policies and reporting mechanisms to address incidents of harassment and bullying, thereby ensuring that academic institutions become more inclusive and respectful environments .

Mayor Peter Oliver M. Palacio highlighted the critical role gender equity plays in community development. He emphasized that equitable access to resources and opportunities strengthens community resilience, as it allows individuals of all genders to contribute meaningfully to societal progress. He stressed that gender equity is foundational to a resilient and prosperous community .

Atty. Karen M. Salimo's presentation illuminated how robust legal frameworks are essential to institutionalizing gender equality. She explained that laws such as anti-discrimination policies and protection against harassment ensure accountability and systemic change. These frameworks provide the legal backing necessary for enforcing equitable practices and protecting women's rights, fostering societal shifts towards greater equality .

Municipal and educational leaders play a pivotal role in fostering gender equality by setting policies, leading awareness initiatives, and modeling inclusive behavior. Hon. Peter Oliver M. Palacio and Dr. Eleazar C. Magsino illustrated this by emphasizing the importance of supportive leadership in creating environments that prioritize equitable access and promote practices that respect and empower all community members .

Atty. Karen M. Salimo emphasized fostering environments that provide equal opportunities for women and empower individuals to transcend societal barriers. She discussed advocating for policies that ensure equal pay and representation in leadership roles, and promoting gender-sensitive curricula that highlight the achievements and challenges of women in society .

Mrs. Annabelle M. De Jesus stated that the primary objectives of the training session were to enhance understanding and skills related to gender equality, equity, and resiliency, and to inspire attendees to implement these concepts in their respective schools and communities. The session aimed to create advocates who will actively work towards fostering inclusive environments .

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