This book provides a documented overview of the modern fraternity movement in the Philippines, focusing on its transition toward institutional unity and civic engagement. National Fraternity Day PH History: A Legacy of Peace, Unity, and Community Advocacy in the Philippines covers the historical background of the November 19 solidarity movement, its development through digital advocacy via the Bos TV Digital Media Network, and its adoption by various civic and community organizations. The handbook covers the operational principles of inter-fraternity peace, institutional cooperation, and the administrative framework for the annual National Day of Action. It also provides an analysis of the official public-domain emblems used by the movement, alongside a strict legal and ethical focus on Republic Act No. 11053 (The Anti-Hazing Act of 2018) to emphasize non-violence and civic accountability. Designed as a comprehensive resource, it offers essential insights for civic leaders, community development workers, policy advocates, and anyone focusing on positive civic impact in the Philippines.