One of the exhibit’s highlights is the award-winning “Safe Space: A Kid’s Guide to Data Privacy”, a child-friendly book co-developed by Globe and CANVAS. With themes rooted in digital responsibility, the book helps kids understand the importance of protecting personal data, recognizing online boundaries, and navigating the web respectfully.
At the exhibit, visitors can interact with materials inspired by Safe Space—bringing abstract online concepts to life through art, play, and sensory experiences.
🏛️ A Glimpse of the First-Ever Tumba-Tumba Children’s Museum
“Tumba-Tumba: A Retrospective” also offers a preview of what’s to come at the Tumba-Tumba Children’s Museum of Philippine Art, currently under construction in Ibaan, Batangas. Set to be the first museum of its kind in the Philippines, the space will focus entirely on Filipino children, storytelling, and creativity—making art accessible, inclusive, and educational for all.
“We’ve always believed that art can move, teach, and transform,” said Gigo Alampay, Executive Director of CANVAS. “With Globe’s support, we’re able to bring these stories to more children and help them grow into informed, expressive, and empowered individuals.”
🌐 A Bigger Mission: Protecting Children in the Digital Age
Globe’s support for the exhibit is part of its ongoing advocacy to safeguard children online. Over the past three years, the company has blocked over 1 million URLs linked to child exploitation (OSAEC) and continues to strengthen protections—now covering AI-generated and non-photographic harmful content as well.
Through art and education, Tumba-Tumba reinforces that digital safety starts with awareness—and that even the simplest tools, like a picture book or interactive exhibit, can spark change.
🎨 Visit the Exhibit
“Tumba-Tumba: A Retrospective” opens to the public on June 13, 2025 at the National Museum and will run for an entire year.
Bring the kids, ignite their creativity, and start conversations that matter.
