PCRN
Membership
The Philippine Social Science Council, in partnership with UNICEF Philippines, invites individuals and institutions to become members of the Philippine Children Research Network.
Membership is open to researchers, academics, practitioners, civil society organizations, and institutions engaged in or interested in child rights research. This includes, but is not limited to, studies that address socio economic development gaps and elevate children’s issues within the country’s policy environment.
Membership Benefits
As a PCRN member, you gain access to meaningful opportunities for growth, collaboration, and impact:
Access to Research Funding
Eligibility to apply for PCRN research and fellowship grants, as well as commissioned research opportunities.
Learning and Capacity Building
Access to free training programs, workshops, and capacity development sessions.
Networking and Collaboration
Opportunities to connect and collaborate with researchers, institutions, and development partners working in the child rights sector.
Research Presentation and Publication
Present your research in PCRN organized colloquia and explore publication opportunities in PSSC platforms and journals.
Policy and Advocacy Engagement
Engage with policymakers and practitioners through consultations, dialogues, and initiatives that translate research into actionable child rights policies and programs.
List of Members
To date, the network has grown to include more than 141 individual members, along with several institutional members (listed below).
Philippine Geographical Society
Human Kinetics Research Fellowship Network of the Philippines
National Christian Life College, Inc.
Holy Cross of Davao College
Misamis Oriental Institute of Science and Technology, Inc.
Masayang Pamilya (MAPA) Organization, Inc.
Department of Social Work, College of Social Work and Community Development, University of the Philippines Diliman
College of Arts and Sciences, University of the Philippines Manila
Philippine Christian University
PsychVantage Psychological Services
Addictus Research and Intervention Center, Inc.
Department of Psychology, University of the Philippines Diliman
Department of Education, SDO Nueva Ecija
