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EMP TECH IBINASURANG PARAISO #HERITAGEISNTAPLACEFORWASTE DRHIANA BHERT I. ISIDRO CAMPAIGN 12- EPHESIANS AUG 22, 2026 TARGET AUDIENCE REFLECTION WHAT IS THIS ABOUT ? It is about the waste and harmful activities that disturbed the Aeta community’s ancestral domain in Sitio Tibag, Barangay Naugsol, Subic, Zambales. It highlights the threat to their land, culture, and way of life, and calls for immediate action to stop further harm and protect their ancestral rights. is about the destruction of the Aeta community’s ancestral land by waste and harmful activities and the urgent need to stop it and protect their heritage and rights. We are speaking to students, young people, and citizens who can use their voices to raise awareness and demand action to protect the Aeta community’s ancestral domain ON THE NEXT PAGE CORE MESSAGE Remember: “HINDI BASURAHAN ANG KANILANG TAHANAN.” Their ancestral domain should not be treated asadumping ground. Their heritage is not waste. Their home is not a landfill. Their identity should not be buried beneath it CALL TO ACTION &
IBINASURAN G PARAISO Call To Action PROTECT THE IP RIGHTS. Huwag nating hayaang matabunan ng basuraang kanilang pagkakakilanlan. Startwhere you are: Reduce the waste you produce. Dispose of waste properly. Educate others about Indigenous Peoples' rights. Speak up and share verified information about the issue. Stand with communities protecting their ancestral domains. LET THEIR ROOTS REMAIN IN THEIR ANCESTRAL DOMAIN. Protect their home. Protect their heritage. Protect their rights. #CampaignForACause I chose green, brown, and yellow tones to represent nature, the ancestral land, and the connection of the Aeta community to their environment, while the darker shades create a serious and alarming mood. The images of the Aeta people, mountains, forests, and accumulated waste show the contrast between their heritage and the destruction threatening their ancestral domain, while the inclusion of people from different stages of life subtly represents the passing of their culture and land from one generation to the next. The bold typography, layered images, and overall dark layout were designed to immediately catch the audience’s attention and emphasize that their home is not a dumping ground, encouraging people to take action and protect their ancestral domain. 2nd Page EMP TECH REFLECTION