Tabi-Tabi Folkloradyo (Tabi-Tabi) and Go Teacher Go (GTG), two DZUP 1602 programs, recently won at the 29th Golden Dove Awards of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP).
The programs of the UP Diliman (èßäAV) campus radio station won the Golden Dove for Best Culture and Arts Program (for Tabi-Tabi) and Golden Dove for Best Science and Technology Program (for GTG).
Tabi-Tabi is a platform for the discussion of local folklore and cultural traditions and its sharing with program listeners. It is co-produced by DZUP 1602 and Aliguyon-UP Folklorists, a cultural organization based at the College of Arts and Letters that is dedicated to the research, preservation, and promotion of Philippine folklore, indigenous traditions, and oral literature.
On the other hand, GTG is designed to the sharing of teaching strategies, ideas, and learning activities to help elementary and secondary science and mathematics teachers. It is co-produced by DZUP 1602 and the National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education Development (NISMED), which is an extension arm of the University and is an attached unit of the College of Education.
Tabi-Tabi host and Executive Producer Mary Jane Rodriguez-Tatel received the award for Tabi-Tabi.
Meanwhile, GTG hosts Ralph Ian M. Robles and Renz G. Salas, and NISMED Director Sheryl Lyn C. Monterola, received the award for GTG.
The 29th Golden Dove Award was held on Sept. 30 at the Aliw Theater in Pasay City.
The Golden Dove Award is the KBP recognition of outstanding programs, productions, and personalities of Philippine broadcast media that promotes public service and excellence in broadcasting. The award began in 1990.—With a report from DZUP 1602
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