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Bayan Ko!, Project 28 Days and Veritas Publications & Communications Foundation Inc. , Ltd., June 1986 (Permission was granted from Mr. Robin Moyer, Editorial Coordinator of Bayan Ko)

• Main collage: Photographs by: REZA, Robin Moyer, Andy Hernandez and Christopher Morris

• Topbanner: Photograph by: Noli Yamsuan

• Background: Photographs by: REZA, Toshi Matsumoto and Peter Charlesworth

• Was EDSA Worth it?: Photographs by: REZA

• What is a Revolution?: Photograph by: Toshi Matsumoto

• The Marcos Regime: Martial Law and the New Society: Photograph by: Noli Yamsuan

• The Aquino Political Career (first): Photograph by: Christopher Morris

• The Aquino Political Career (second): Photograph by: James Nachtwey

• Jaime Cardinal Sin: Photograph by: Peter Charlesworth

• Let The Chaos Begin: Photographs by: Peter

• A Surmounting Rebellion (first): Photograph by: Christopher Morris

• A Surmounting Rebellion (second): Photograph by: REZA

• Ousting a Dictator (first): Photograph by: James Nachtwey

• Ousting a Dictator (second): Photograph by: Christopher Morris

• Epilogue: Democracy Lives Again (first): Photograph by: Joy Wolf

• Epilogue: Democracy Lives Again (second): Photograph by: Peter Charlesworth

• About ThinkQuest Team 15816 Overiew (first): Photograph by: Melvyn Calderon

• About ThinkQuest Team 15816 Overiew (second): Photograph by: Sandro Tucci

People Power, The James B. Reuter, S.J., Foundation, Manila, Philippines, 1986 (Permission was granted from Fr. James B. Reuter, S.J., Publisher of People Power) All taken quotations found in the various pages and all grayscale images found in the articles.

Felix B. Bautista, Cardinal Sin And The Miracle Of Asia – A Biography, pp.7

The Marcos Revolution, National Media Production Center, Manila, Philippines, 1980 (Permission was granted from the Director of the Philippine Information Agency) All images found in the Marcos Biography and Marcos Political Career.

"Highlights In The Life of Ninoy", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 6, 1983, pp. 3, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

Benigno Aquino Jr., "The Prepared Speech That Was Never Read", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 6, 1983, pp. 7, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

Carlos Quirino, Filipinos At War, Vera-Reyes Inc., Manila, Philippines, 1981 For the images of Jose Rizal and Lapu-Lapu fround in Freedom Through The Times.

John McLean, "Prayers Before He Died", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 6, 1983, pp. 23 and South China Morning Post, August 22, 1983, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

Rene Saguisag, "Picking Up The Pieces", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 6, 1983, pp. 10, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

Franciso S. Tatad, "The Killing of Ninoy", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 6, 1983, pp. 8, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

Benigno Aquino, "Personal Letter", Mr. & Ms. Magazine, September 16, 1983, pp. 12-14, found in The Ninoy Aquino Scrapbook.

"Aquino, Corazon", Microsoft Encarta 97, 1997 Edition, Microsoft Corporation, 1997

"Ramos, Fidel Valdez", Microsoft Encarta 97, 1997 Edition, Microsoft Corporation, 1997

Imperial Russian Historical Society, Tsar Nicholas II Website: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/7398/toc.html (June 1998) For the image of Tzar Nicholas II, found in EDSA and the Rest of the World

Todd Post, The Brigade of the American Revolution Homepage http://www.brigade.org/ (June 1998) For the American Revolution image, found in EDSA and the Rest of the World

"Meet the President", The Office of the President Website, http://www.philippines.gov.ph/meetpres/index.html (June 6, 1998)
For the image of former president Fidel V. Ramos, found in the People Behind the Revolution, Fidel Ramos

"Magkaisa, " Long Live the Philippines: the official album of the Philippines Centennial 1898-1998, Ivory Records (permission was granted from Sen. Vicente Sotto III, the composer of Magkaisa), found in Let the Chaos Begin!

"Bayan Ko," Long Live the Philippines: the official album of the Philippines Centennial 1898-1998, Ivory Records, found in The Marcos Regime: Martial Law and the New Society.

All historical recording were taken from the CD of Sandaan 100 1898-1998, Universal Records