19/08/2026
🌏🇵🇭 Philippine Human Ecology takes the global stage 🌏🇵🇭
From Philippines to Malaysia, the Philippine Human Ecology was proudly represented at the 2nd Human Ecology International Conference (HEIC II) on August 10–11, 2026.
The UPLB College of Human Ecology (CHE), together with members of the Philippine Human Ecology Consortium (PHEC), brought research, education, Indigenous knowledge, and partnership-building into an international conversation on “Sustaining Human Wellbeing.”
Across the two-day conference, the Philippine delegation showcased the many ways Human Ecology connects people, place, knowledge, policy, and practice — from research on child development and family life, to Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge in disaster resilience, to innovative approaches in teaching and learning Human Ecology.
A highlight of the conference was the keynote of Jennifer Marie S. Amparo, Dean and Professor of CHE-UPLB, who introduced the 3Cs of Human Ecology Education: Collaboration, Coherence, and Continuity—a vision for building a connected regional ecosystem for Human Ecology education in Asia.
The conference also marked a significant step toward regional collaboration through the soft launch of the ASEAN Human Ecology Consortium, bringing together Human Ecology institutions from the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
More than showcasing Philippine scholarship, HEIC II opened opportunities to learn across contexts, build partnerships, and imagine the future of Human Ecology together.
🇵🇭 Philippine Human Ecology is not only part of the conversation — it is helping shape it.