Education & Critical Thinking
Learning, literacy, informed citizenship, mentorship, and lifelong growth are central to the chapter’s work.
Rizal & Our Legacy
For Las Damas de Rizal – Qatar, remembrance is meaningful when Rizal’s principles guide learning, leadership, dignity, and service today.
Why Rizal Matters
Our mission places education and critical thinking at the center of personal growth and community progress, while encouraging ethical leadership, civic responsibility, empathy, equality, unity, and cooperation.
Legacy • Service • SolidarityRizalian Ideas We Carry Forward
Learning, literacy, informed citizenship, mentorship, and lifelong growth are central to the chapter’s work.
Leadership is practiced as stewardship, guided by integrity, compassion, courage, and moral purpose.
Women are encouraged to lead with self-respect, independent judgment, mutual respect, and equal participation.
Shared ideals are translated into practical action that strengthens families and communities.
Women of Malolos
The chapter’s 2026–2027 civic framework draws inspiration from Rizal’s Letter to the Young Women of Malolos in developing mentorship, women’s leadership, wellness, and civic participation initiatives.
Our programs seek to connect Rizalian ideals with the realities, responsibilities, and opportunities of women today.
Continuing Learning
Planned recurring activities provide simple ways to keep Rizal’s life, writings, and ideas present in chapter life.
One short monthly digital feature explaining a quotation, letter, achievement, or lesser-known aspect of Rizal’s life and its relevance today.
A quarterly discussion of selected passages from Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, Rizal’s letters, essays, and poems.
These continuing activities form part of the proposed September 2026–August 2027 civic framework and remain subject to chapter scheduling and approval.