The rehabilitation and restoration of Moro civil society hinges on the recovery of multiple narratives from below, many of which had been suppressed by war. This lecture suggests areas where this is urgently needed, and proposes a collaboration between Moro scholars, public intellectuals and civil society groups with the support from Moro leaders amnd colleagues from “the outside” to pursue this critical endeavor.

Patricio N. Abinales is from Ozamiz City and is currently a professor at the Department of Asian Studies, University of Hawaiʻi-Manoa.

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