Why
Babaylan? Because the Babaylan embodies the original Filipina leader, a woman
of wisdom, courage, and spiritual authority who guided communities long before
modern institutions were formed.
She
was a healer, mediator, educator, and decision maker, a symbol of empowered
leadership rooted in culture, integrity, and service.
To
lead like the Babaylan is to lead with resilience, compassion, and
transformative strength. It is a call to rise, to reclaim influence, and to
shape the future with fearless purpose.
This
March 1 to 31, 2026, Central Mindanao Colleges proudly joins the nation in
celebrating National Women’s Month, a powerful affirmation of women’s
leadership, resilience, and transformative influence in every sector of
society.
Inspired
by the spirit of the Babaylan, we recognize the strength of Filipinas who lead
with wisdom, courage, and purpose. Their voices shape institutions, uplift
communities, and drive meaningful change across generations.
As
an educational institution committed to excellence and equity, CMC reaffirms
its dedication to advancing gender responsive leadership and inclusive
development.
We
stand firmly aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals,
particularly SDG 5 Gender Equality, SDG 4 Quality Education, and SDG 10 Reduced
Inequalities, strengthening our resolve to create inclusive spaces where women
lead without barriers and where equality drives sustainable progress for our
nation.
This
celebration is not merely ceremonial. It is a declaration of who we are and
what we stand for. When women rise, institutions evolve.
When
women lead, communities thrive. And when equality becomes culture,
transformation becomes inevitable.
The
commitment begins with us, and the future responds to the courage we choose
today.
Babaylan Art & Graphic
Design
By Erolle Linus T. Miranda,
Center for Marketing and Strategic Communications Officer
Publishers: News and Updates,There's Life @ CMC