The Civil Society Network for Education Reforms (E-Net Philippines) is a network of Civil Society Organizations engaged in policy advocacy and partnerships for education reforms. E-Net has been committed to…
Amid all the well-intent policies, the government’s political will to ensure access to culture-based education for all indigenous peoples remains to be seen.Education policies and curricula are still rarely developed…
“Sa Pagbabalik-Eskwela, Walang Dapat Maiwan, Walang Maisasantabi!” A Multi-Stakeholders Online Press Conference on the Opening of Classes.This Press Conference aims to surface the situation of the marginalized, excluded and vulnerable…
Moving towards building back better, it is important that literacy is integrated in the national COVID-19 response and recovery plans.Let us determine the initiatives of the government agencies in providing…
The issue of unsafe learning environment and not-so-motivating teaching approaches contribute to dropout cases in schools for all learners. There is increasing violence among girls because of early marriages and…
In the tertiary education amid COVID-19, provision of scholarship that covers free tution and other fees in state and local universities and colleges and state-run technical-vocational institutions thru UNIFAST (Unified…
RESOURCES In light of our commitment to global education, E-Net Philippines has joined the Save Our Future campaign.The Save Our Future campaign officially launched last August 4, and will run…
RESOURCES In as much as the primary focus of the bills[1] filed in the Senate and the House is the education of children with disabilities, we recommend that the term “Children…
RESOURCES E-Net Philippines supports the alliance between World Vision Foundation and Department of Education in launching today, 30 June 2020, the fundraising campaign dubbed as "Abutin Na10 - Para sa…
