Hector Miñoza is a Maharlikan advocate, a freelance documentary photographer and governance development specialist. He is based in Mindanao, particularly at General Santos City.
For almost 10 years, he’s been active in various governance development programs and projects. He has an excellent work experience on post-conflict transformation and society-building movement. He has work with the USAID-Governance and Local Democracy (GOLD) Project, and the United Nations commitment towards strengthening the foundation for lasting peace in Southern Philippines.
Hector is presently a part-time volunteer of PROUT Study Program in Mindanao, providing technical assistance in capacity development of the local communities through building on socio-economic movements. Beside from governance specialization, his love of photography focused on the field of journalism.
His photography category ranges from people and events to travel and landscape – all emphasizing advocacy work and life perspective.
For almost 10 years, he’s been active in various governance development programs and projects. He has an excellent work experience on post-conflict transformation and society-building movement. He has work with the USAID-Governance and Local Democracy (GOLD) Project, and the United Nations commitment towards strengthening the foundation for lasting peace in Southern Philippines.
Hector is presently a part-time volunteer of PROUT Study Program in Mindanao, providing technical assistance in capacity development of the local communities through building on socio-economic movements. Beside from governance specialization, his love of photography focused on the field of journalism.
His photography category ranges from people and events to travel and landscape – all emphasizing advocacy work and life perspective.
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