1. An elderly B'laan woman watches over the proceedings of the interview filming
2. As a designated "School of Living Traditions" the master weavers of Lamlifew are encouraged to pass on their knowledge to the younger generation of B'laans.
3. Jola Kanda on implementing the "Kalinaw sa Mindanao", a peace and development program in Sarangani, Philippines where erratic wars in the past has ravaged some communities.
4. The typical woven bamboo mats used as a versatile building material: from walls to ceilings.
5. Shells like these are littered all over Sarangani Bay, one of the main source of food and livelihood (trinkets) of the seaside hamlets.
6. A fan decorated with Arabic calligraphy is prominently displayed in the Peace Center of the Notre Dame of Dadiangas University in GenSan City, Philippines where the dynamics of Christians, Muslims and Indigenous Peoples govern the daily activities of the city.
7. Mader Lily Modes talks about her early travails as a plain housewife of a rebel chief and her sudden thrust into peace and development work after the peace accord has been signed.
8. Brass instruments used for ceremonies and rituals
9. One of the valleys in Bukidnon, home of the Northen Mindanao tribes.
10. Lamlifew separated and joined by streams and rivers, its main lifeline.
11. Sunset over Camiguin Island
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