Lang Dulay has its own school known as Manllikha ng bayan center for students as well as grandchildren who want to train for crafting. However, Roy emphasized that, despite the efforts to train weavers, Lang Dulay is still listed as a dreamweaver. This means that the "ordinary" weavers are only there to weave the T'nalak fabric, not to design it; she is the one who is credited with preserving tradition of weaving T’nalak, a dyed fabric made from abaca.