Figure 4. Thematic Diagram on Extreme Experiences and Effects among Women Fisher folks in the Presence of Contagious Diseases Extreme Experiences and Effects among Women Fisher folks in the Presence of Contagious Diseases However, all is not lost in the pandemic. The disruption brought about by COVID19 can bring transformation to society for a better post-COVID-19 future. As such, identifying issues and bringing out possible solutions offered by the food producers are crucial in re-shaping society. Further, during the pandemic, the farmers, fisherfolk, workers and informal settlers are forgotten. Their intention must be given attention. Hopefully the government is to create a roadmap, an action plan based on social justice and rights to reshape our society, thus, small scale food producers like farmers and fisherfolk are heavily affected by the pandemic. They are facing risks every day as they leave their homes either to catch fish to find markets for their products. Thus, in the Philippines, a month-long total lockdown was imposed on March 16, which has been extended and modified twice as of writing. The Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) on Emerging Infectious Diseases has set several measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, thus, lockdown and its effects on small-scale food producers, even small women fisher folks hard to market their own products even in their area (Barangay Aplaya). It includes restrictions on travel, and movements within and outside of the communities. And, the quarantine measure is strictly implemented especially in Digos City and other places which travel passes are