Digital Directory
Below are links to media that highlight aspects of the Igorot culture or experiences with it through different digital creators' unique perspectives. The creators themselves may not always be of Igorot descent or grew up with the culture, and the content is a form of them exploring and growing their knowledge of it. Creator backgrounds may impact the perception, and we remain open-minded to understanding them. If there is conflicting or concerning information that needs clarification for educational and/or safety purposes, please report it in the comments below or through email so we may address it appropriately. TUSIS encourages information sharing, but does not endorse lying, harmful or violent content. Please let us know via the Suggestion button if you have concerns that something shared here reflects those threats, and please report the content on the host sites.
IGOROTAGE
Where modern Igorot connect, share, and learn.
This website is passionate about creating a community that celebrates the Igorot culture by preserving the heritage through articles and discussion.
YouTube Channels
MICHAEL LOGUITAN (YouTube Channel)
An Igorot Vlogger from the province of Benguet, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines created videos on the YouTube channel "Kadwa Michael" to promote agriculture by teaching and showing the way of a farmer's life and to show the different cultures of province of Benguet, which includes aspects of the Igorot culture.
FEATR (YouTube Channel)
FEATR has a digital video channel from The Fat Kid Inside Studios, dedicated to food, travel, Filipino culture, and telling better stories over a hot meal- this channel explores the Igorot culture in many videos in their travels throughout the Cordilleras.
BECOMING FILIPINO
#BecomingFilipino is an adventure. It is the journey of a Canadian trying to “Become Filipino”, and shared his experiences in the Philippines that includes many videos of him travelling in the Cordilleras.
FDG STAGES
"Inspire, entertain, educate. Igorot from the mountains of the Cordillera. Cheers! Atok-Kabayan breed. Buguias-Bokod-Tublay Team"
FDG is an Igorot Content creator who actively posts on Facebook and documented research and experiences on his YouTube channel. His and his team's work provides valuable insight into both Igorot history and modern living in the Cordilleras.
LexGo (YouTube)
Lex is a YouTube Travel Vlogger that has made videos of his experiences in the Cordilleras which include a travel guide to Bontoc, highlights of Sagada (where he chose to Honeymoon), and things to do in Ifugao.
VILLAGE LIFE PH
The vlogs in this channel are mixed. It features different life activities that may have some positive impact to its viewers and to the society. Classroom videos are in the Philippines setting, particularly in the village areas. It doesn't speak for the whole Department of Education because the situation differs from location to location. Your support is highly appreciated.
POCKETIGOROT
This creator organized different playlists of Igorot and Cordillera-related topics from
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Mamerto “Lagitan” Tindongan is an 8th generation Mumbaki (native priest) from the Ifugao tribe in the Northern Philippines who travels and teaches internationally. He maintains the Ifugao Center for Living Culture channel- one of many places all over the world that offer a chance to reconnect with indigenous knowledge and culture. The Center aims to teach people the Ifugao culture, but we are also excited to be able to host other living tribes from around the world, as well as visit them in their spaces, because knowledge is best used together and connected.
PTV CORDILLERA
The official Page and Channel of People's Television Network Inc. (PTV) Cordillera.
#ParaItiPambansangTVitiBaroAPilipinas
HAPIYOH MI
Hapiyoh Mi Culture and Arts Center, Inc. and Sacred Fire Foundation, partnered together for a workshop called INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’s YOUTH WORKSHOP AND DOCUMENTATION ON MAKING AND PLAYING of IGOROT BAMBOO INSTRUMENTS, held on February 4-5, 2022 at H100 Ecolodge, Magsaysay Ave., Baguio City.
IFUGAO CENTER FOR LIVING CULTURE
Mamerto “Lagitan” Tindongan is an 8th generation Mumbaki (native priest) from the Ifugao tribe in the Northern Philippines who travels and teaches internationally. He maintains the Ifugao Center for Living Culture channel- one of many places all over the world that offer a chance to reconnect with indigenous knowledge and culture. The Center aims to teach people the Ifugao culture, but we are also excited to be able to host other living tribes from around the world, as well as visit them in their spaces, because knowledge is best used together and connected.
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