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International Crisis Group
Jstor.org
MSU-IIT (Students)
Maranao
Maguindanaon
Iranun
Kalibugan

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It depends on  several factors such as the scale, duration, and scope of the project as an MSU-IIT student or a college student it is our responsibility as a researcher to fund the social issues and help ethnic Maranao groups in order for this research to be completed, especially in Issue paper, Social costs typically encompass expenses related to community engagement, capacity-building initiatives, cultural preservation efforts, and the implementation of support programs.  It is recommended to develop a detailed budget plan by thoroughly assessing the project's requirements and seeking input from relevant stakeholders or funding organizations.

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Different students from different places gather at MSU-IIT with an eagerness to finish higher
education. Students from different societies joined in one setting, which can cause a clash of
different beliefs and cultures. Some might find it hard to cope with the various perspectives of
many classmates and friends. This will have both an advantage and disadvantage effect, some
might develop helpful traits, and some might be stressed or depressed. perspective, for it gives an insight into how people see society and the people in it.
A study must be made to further understand and see the effects of sudden changes in
society and culture on a person. also to further present both the advantageous and
disadvantageous effects of said issue.

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The Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan communities benefit greatly from our study on adjusting to abrupt societal and cultural upheaval. We give these communities more clout by appreciating their tenacity and promoting their rich cultural history. We encourage the value of conserving cultural traditions and diversity by raising awareness of their difficulties. In order to promote community resilience and sustainable development, our research findings are used to inform evidence-based policies and initiatives. In the end, our goal is to reduce social and cultural disparities and advance academic understanding in this area.

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The Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan communities benefit greatly from our study on adjusting to abrupt societal and cultural upheaval. We give these communities more clout by appreciating their tenacity and promoting their rich cultural history. We encourage the value of conserving cultural traditions and diversity by raising awareness of their difficulties. In order to promote community resilience and sustainable development, our research findings are used to inform evidence-based policies and initiatives. In the end, our goal is to reduce social and cultural disparities and advance academic understanding in this area.

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The intended social impact of this project is to change the mindset and used to traditions that this ethnic groups are coping up with sudden societal and cultural change. By highlighting and praising these communities' resiliency in the face of difficulties, it aims to give them power. The research intends to uplift community members by providing light on their coping mechanisms, enhancing their self-esteem and instilling a sense of pride in their ancestry. Studying coping mechanisms can also foster more empathy and understanding amongst various cultural groups. This research promotes social cohesiveness, bridging cultural divides, and a more inclusive society by acknowledging and appreciating the various ways that communities negotiate change. The main goals are to empower and support the Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan communities, increase academic knowledge in this crucial field of research, encourage social cooperation, and promote cultural preservation.

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Sudden societal and cultural changes pose significant challenges to individuals and
communities, including loss of familiarity, increased anxiety and stress, social dislocation, and
conflict and tension. These challenges can make it difficult for people to adapt to new
circumstances, and may lead to feelings of isolation, disconnection, and even mental and
physical health problems. In addition, sudden changes may also lead to resistance or rejection of
new ideas, values, and beliefs, resulting in conflict and social fragmentation. Therefore, effective
coping strategies are needed to help individuals and communities navigate sudden societal and
cultural changes and minimize the negative impacts.

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The regions thirteen Islamised ethno-linguistic groups distinguish themselves from one another through customs, traditions and languages. There are three broad clusters of Moro Muslims, spread over three different geographic areas. First, several major groups live in central Mindanao, namely the Maguindanaons, Maranaos and Iranun, with the former two making up most of the BARMMs population.35 Secondly, the Tausug, Yakan and Sama live in the Sulu archipelago, south west of Mindanao Island.36Thirdly, other ethno-linguistic Moro groups live outside the BARMM, such as the Sangil and Kalagan in the Davao region and Sarangani province, the Kalibugan in the Zamboanga peninsula, and the Jama Mapun, Molbog and Palawani people in the northern part of the Sulu archipelago and neighbouring Palawan province.37 Many Moros, of all ethnic origins, also live in Philippine metropolitan centres such as Manila, Cebu and Davao.

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This social action project focuses on the Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan communities grappling with sudden societal and cultural changes. 

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Coping with Sudden Societal and Cultural Change: A case Study for Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan

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Coping with Sudden Societal and Cultural Change: A case Study for Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan

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The ultimate goal of this project is to empower the Maranao, Maguindanaon, Iranun, and Kalibugan communities. By working closely with them, the project seeks to develop strategies that not only help them navigate these changes but also enable them to preserve their rich heritage.