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RUN FOR LUMADS by Christian Youth Fellowship Last September, the Christian Youth Fellowship celebrated its active role as youth in the church and in the community. Aside from the usual activities being conducted during Youth Celebration such as, but not limited to bible studies, fellowships and praise nights, the CYF also boldly took a step in lobbying for one of the pressing issues in our society that caught not just the attention of Mindanao but the rest of the Philippines. The issue of human rights violations on our Indigenous Peoples in Mindanao truly is something that our church, especially the CYF has to act upon. Thus, was marked as one of the special days wherein majority of the Christian Youth Fellowship members from different jurisdictions and conferences raised their voices, stretched their arms and ran for the cause of our Lumad brothers and sisters. This activity, called RUN FOR LUMADS has made possible the raising of awareness, unity and commitment to support the Indigenous Peoples. They are the forerunners of environmental preservation who are victims of militarization and human rights violations brought about by the so-called developmental projects in their ancestral lands. Roughly 2000 individuals participated in the RUN FOR LUMADS, who came not only from the CYF but also from the different organizations of our church; church workers, women and men also joined the run. The CYF was also able to mobilize and invite other denominations, community members, and organizations and even indigenous peoples. Through engaging these different groups, the CYF was able to widen its campaign which also landed on various media stations including local TV and radio stations. Aside from heightening awareness, raised funds went to the support of the Lumads who went back to their homes but found their livelihood destroyed by the military, and also for the schooling of Lumad children. Attached herewith is the summary of details regarding delegation and funds raised by different conferences. SUMMARY OF DETAILS OF RUN FOR LUMADS Date Venue No. of Participants Partner Organizations Funds Raised Southeast Mindanao Jurisdiction Surigao Dinagat District Surigao City and Tandag City 150 Participants 35,000.00

Agusan District (ADC) Libertad Sports Complex, Km. 4, Brgy. Libertad, Butuan City 360 Participants Northeastern Davao District (NDDC) and Southern Mindanao District (SMDC) Davao City 80 Participants including Lumads South Cotabato- Saranggani District (SCSDC) General Santos City Cotabato Annual Kidapawan City Northwest Mindanao Jurisdiction District of Southern Zamboanga (DCSZ) Ecumenical Center Church, Zamboanga City 100 participants

District of Northern Mindanao (DCNM) People s Park Oroqueta City, Misamis Occidental 140 delegates UCCP Mission Climb, Baktas Outdoor, I RUN, I Run for Lumad West Visayas Jurisdictional Area Central Negros Associate (CNAC) UCCP Central Church Mabinay 100 Participants North Luzon Jurisdiction North Highland Associate (NHAC) South Luzon Jurisdiction Palawan Associate (PAC) Dumanguena, Buong, Palawan 70 UCCP and IPs 1500

Occidental Mindoro Associate (OMAC) Town Plaza, Ibud Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro 100 Participants 4000 Oriental Mindoro (OMC) Macatoc, Victoria, Oriental Mindoro 80 Participants 1500 Northeast Southern Tagalog (NESTCON), Batangas Associate (BAC) and Upland Cavite (UCC) October 1, UPLB Freedom Park, Los Baños, Laguna 390 Participants ALL UP Academic Employees Union, UPLB Student Council, Youth Advocates for Peace with Justice 45,000 Southern Tagalog (STC) October 2, Magill, Lucena City, Quezon 32 Participants 5000 South Bicol (SBC) October 26, Sto. Domingo, 75 participants

NORTHEASTERN DAVAO DISTRICT CONFERENCE (NDDC) and SOUTHERN MINDANAO DISTRICT CONFERENCE (SMDC) Delegation of NDDC and SMDC Run for Lumads CYF in their stretching activity before the run CYF posing excitedly before the run CYF were filled with joy as they receive their certification that symbolises their participation in a campaign for lumads CYF of NDDC and SMDC on their actual run

DISTRICT CONFERENCE OF SOUTHERN ZAMBOANGA Some participants of DCSZ while posing after the run CWA participants waving their hands as they run towards the finish line DCSZ posing for the local TV station coverage Participants enjoying their moments together after reaching the finish line

DISTRICT CONFERENCE OF NORTHERN MINDANAO DCNM RUN FOR LUMADS Delegation CYF while signing the Run for Lumads Tarpaulin as a symbol of their solidarity with the Lumads A group of CYF while enjoying their run DCNM CYF during their actual run

CENTRAL NEGROS ASSOCIATE CONFERENCE (CNAC) PALAWAN ASSOCIATE CONFERENCE (PAC) CYF CNAC gearing up for the run CYF CNAC after the run The whole PAC Run for Lumads delegation including Indigenous people participants Warming up for the run

An IP women while happily welcoming those who finished the run One of the church workers with his child joining the Run for Lumads SOUTH BICOL CONFERENCE CYF Run for Lumads organiser posing before the actual run One of the CYF organisers while preparing for the run for lumads presentation

ORIENTAL MINDORO CONFERENCE (OMC) OMC Delegation raising their fists in bold support for the Lumads Group of participants as they prepare for the run A CYF together with the CWA participants CM Fabreag while running with other CYF

OCCIDENTAL MINDORO ASSOCIATE CONFERENCE (OMAC) OMAC Delegation OMAC Delegation dancing the One Billion Rising Participants gather formed a unity circle while praying for the Lumads and other indigenous peoples in the Philippines

BATANGAS ASSOCIATE CONFERENCE (BAC), NORTHEAST SOUTHERN TAGALOG CONFERENCE (NESTCON) AND UPLAND CAVITE CONFERENCE (UCC) Some of the delegation of CALABARZON RUN for Lumads posed after the run Kuya Dulphing, a Lumad speaker while approaching the finish line A participant from Los Baños who won the first place while being awarded by an IP leader and other partner organisations The delegation formed a big unity circle while praying for the struggling IPs including Lumads and all vulnerable sectors of our society

SOUTHERN TAGALOG CONFERENCE STC CYF Officers showing their excitement before the actual run Some of the participants of the Run for Lumads attended an open forum a night before the Run Some of the Run for Lumads participants proudly posed while holding their banner Runners while holding the banner of Run for Lumads

Participants of SDDC in their photo ops Some CYF as they run for lumads CYF warming up for the run On the actual run A thumb up pose for the whole family preparing for the Run for Lumads

Participants while posing after finishing and receiving the certificates CYF were filled with joy as they receive their certification that symbolises their participation in a campaign for lumads