DVD and t-shirt from Pilipino Cultural Night 2012, themed "Wake Up, Stand Tall."

Kayumanggi, the Tagalog word meaning “brown-skinned” is the Filipino arts organization at Stanford. “Kayu” aims to provide opportunities not only to showcase Filipino-American culture, but to actively challenge, explore, and evolve it through the mediums of dance, art, music, and drama – with a focus on ethnic and historical education. It hosts various arts workshops and performs/presents for various events throughout the year, which culminates in an annual Spring Pilipino Cultural Night (PCN): a grand show filled with dance, music, acapella, and spoken word, all framed by a dramatic skit that addresses and explores aspects of the Filipino-American experience and identity.

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