National and International Efforts in Mobilizing Social Partners
- Philippine and Southeast Asian Secretariat, Global March against Child Labor
- Convenor, Task Force on Child Domestic Workers in Asia
- Convenor, Multi-Sectoral Network against Trafficking in Persons (MSNAT)
- Convenor, Anti-Trafficking Task Forces at the Ports
- Vice-Chair, Philippine NGO Coalition on the UNCRC
- Member, ILO Convention 182 National Monitoring Team
- Member, National Steering Committee of UNICEF’s Sixth Country Program for Children
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