1. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES “Hindî Ako Si Joe!” (My Name Isn’t Joe) Dr. Zoltán Grossman, Member of the Faculty, Geography/ Native American and World Indigenous Peoples Studies, The Evergreen State College, Olympia WA http://academic.evergreen.edu/g/grossmaz

2. Luzon Visayas Mindanao

3. Philippine Ethnic/Religious Groups Pink: Lowland Catholics on Luzon (north), Visayas Is. (central) Green: Lowland Muslims (Moros) on Mindanao (south) Yellow: Highland tribal peoples (sometimes used against rebels)

9. Bataan Export Processing Zone

10. Fishing community relocated

11. Workers’ “boxcar” housing

12. Labor strikes forbetter working conditions

13. Morong nuclear plantWestinghouse plant on volcano, quake fault wouldpower EPZ, U.S. military bases

14. Bataan fishing community of Morong

15. Fishermen opposenuclear plant,educate nuclear workers Shootings, disappearances

16. “Sweatshop” workersplan anti-nuclear strike

17. Workers, fishers, farmersblockade roads

18. “People’s strike” barricades

19. Military brings in soldiers

20. Standoff of soldiers, protesters

21. Stalemate

22. Military prepares for attack

23. Military attacks with light tank

24. Aftermathof attack

25. Protesters don’t budge

26. Strikers win, nuclear plant canceled

27. The Cordillera, Northern Luzon

28. Igorot rice terraces in Cordillera, N. Luzon

29. Bontoc tribal rice culture

30. Ancient rice terraces

31. Chico River dam proposal

32. Rice terraces near Chico River

33. Belwang village

34. Militarization of Chico River

35. Tribute to slain tribal leader

36. On the way to the rebel zone

37. New People’s Army tribal rebels

38. Tribal rebel priest

39. Women in rebel army