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KB Projects and Activities Uplifting Youth Across the Nation
Youth Council, and private sectors, KB spearheaded impactful initiatives like the Batarisan in-Plant Project, Agricultural Skills Training Project, and the Guiguinto Project, all designed to
KB Chairperson: Imee’s Leadership
When the Kabataang Barangay (KB) was formed, it needed a leader to channel the energy of the Filipino youth into nation-building. Imee Marcos, the eldest
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KB Movement
KB Movement
KB Activities
KB Activities
KB Projects and Activities Uplifting Youth Across the Nation
Youth Council, and private sectors, KB spearheaded impactful initiatives like the Batarisan in-Plant Project, Agricultural Skills Training Project, and the Guiguinto Project, all designed to
KB Chairperson: Imee’s Leadership
When the Kabataang Barangay (KB) was formed, it needed a leader to channel the energy of the Filipino youth into nation-building. Imee Marcos, the eldest
Where Are the Kabataang Barangay Leaders Now?
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KB HISTORY: Empowering the Youth since 1975
During the administration of the late President Ferdinand Marcos, a groundbreaking youth organization was born. On April 15, 1975, the Pambansang Katipunan ng Kabataang Barangay ng Pilipinas was established, aiming to protect the rights and responsibilities of Filipino youth while adhering to the country’s laws.
This movement was solidified through Presidential Decree No. 684, which defined and strengthened the role of the Kabataang Barangay (KB) in 42,000 barangays across the country. At its helm was none other than Imee Marcos, the President’s daughter and a passionate youth leader, who became the first chairperson of the KB.
