Trailblazers in Purple: Women of LTO Region-6 Lead National Women’s Month Celebration

In a powerful show of unity and purpose, the women of the Land Transportation Office in Western Visayas (LTO Region-6) stood tall this March, wearing shades of purple as they joined the nation in celebrating National Women’s Month. The vibrant hue, recognized worldwide as a symbol of women’s rights and empowerment, reflected their shared commitment to justice, compassion, and nation-building.

Anchored on the theme, “Babae sa Lahat ng Sektor, Aangat ang Bukas sa Bagong Pilipinas,” the month-long celebration emphasized the vital role of women in shaping a future rooted in equality and inclusivity. It highlighted their transformative contributions across sectors, particularly in nation-building, where their voices and actions continue to redefine progress.

The initiative was led by LTO Chief Assistant Secretary Attorney Vigor Mendoza, with strong support from Regional Director Attorney Gaudioso P. Geduspan II and Assistant Regional Director Jeck Conlu. Together, they paid tribute to the courage, resilience, and leadership of women, casting a spotlight on their indispensable role in driving societal change.

“This celebration is more than just an event—it is a reaffirmation of our commitment tempower women and recognize their integral role in building a just and equitable society,” said LTO Chief, Assistant Secretary Atty. Attorney Mendoza II. The celebration went beyond symbolism, serving as a testament to the nation’s growing acknowledgment of women as trailblazers and key contributors to progress.

The women of LTO-6 embodied this spirit of leadership and determination. As public servants and leaders, they demonstrated that women are not merely contributors to progress but catalysts for meaningful transformation.

Their collective efforts underscored the idea that a truly inclusive future can only be achieved when women are fully recognized as equal partners in shaping it.

Through their work, dedication, and participation, the women of LTO-6 proved they are more than just part of the movement—they are at the forefront, paving the way for a brighter, more equitable tomorrow. Their leadership continues to inspire, affirming that women are not only capable but essential in creating a society built on justice, compassion, and equality.