April 8, 2026, Sangguniang Secretariat of Muntinlupa — The Birthright Educators Foundation Inc. (TBEF) took part in a meaningful public hearing held on Wednesday at the City Council of Muntinlupa, led by Councilor Ting Niefes under the Committee on Persons with Disability. Representing Birthright was Executive Director Miriam del Rosario, together with TBEF teachers and staff, in collaboration with PDAO Muntinlupa, Ms. Analyn Mercado, Head of the Social Services Department, and Ms. Tez Navarro.
The hearing focused on the proposed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the City Government of Muntinlupa and Birthright. Through this partnership, Birthright aims to extend its support by providing free technical assistance and resource speakers for advocacy training programs designed for persons with disabilities (PWDs), including children.
As an organization committed to inclusive education and empowerment, Birthright values opportunities like this to work closely with local government units and community partners. The discussions during the hearing highlighted the urgent need to equip PWDs with the knowledge, confidence, and platforms to advocate for their rights.
Birthright remains dedicated to fostering inclusive communities by supporting initiatives that uplift and empower individuals with disabilities. This collaboration with the City of Muntinlupa reflects a shared vision of creating a more accessible and equitable society for all.
