Reclaiming the Power of Filipina Leadership Long before leadership was defined by titles, positions, or corporate boards, Filipinas were already leading. In pre-colonial Philippines, the Babaylans  stood as spiritual leaders, healers, mediators, and community guides. They were respected figures of wisdom and strength — trusted to make decisions, preserve culture, and protect their people. Leadership, in our history, was never foreign to women. It was natural. It was honored.

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