What We Do

1. Feminist Learning & Capacity Building (Under CRRIC Frameworks)

PCRRL delivers learning initiatives designed by CRRIC and adapted to local contexts, including:

• violence against women and youth,
• feminist MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning),
• peer learning circles,
• gender justice and advocacy training,
• digital safety and resilience building.

These activities support CRRIC’s role in global feminist networks and strengthen local-to-global knowledge flow.

1. Participatory Action Research (PAR)

Under CRRIC’s methodological supervision, PCRRL conducts applied research on:

• gender-based violence,
• social exclusion and discrimination,
• conflict impact and recovery,
• community resilience practices.

PCRRL follows CRRIC’s participatory ethical standards, including micro-narratives, story circles, and co-created data methods.

1. Peacebuilding & Conflict Transformation

PCRRL operationalizes CRRIC’s social epidemiology and resilience frameworks to:

• address inequality as a driver of conflict,
• build community-based peace mechanisms,
• support conflict-affected populations,
• enhance intergroup dialogue and inclusion.

1. Knowledge Translation & Advocacy

PCRRL contributes to CRRIC’s global knowledge ecosystem by producing:

• policy briefs,
• thematic studies,
• stories of change,
• advocacy toolkits,
• learning snapshots.

All materials follow open-access and feminist communication standards.

1. Regional & Global Collaboration (Through CRRIC Networks) (please CHECK and REVISE)

 As a supervised arm of CRRIC, PCRRL collaborates with CRRIC’s international academic and civil society networks, including:

• Centre for Alternatives (Bangladesh),
• University of Sri Jayewardenepura (Sri Lanka),
• ASEAN Youth Forum & SEAHRN (Indonesia),
• Chernivtsi National University (Ukraine).

PCRRL supports CRRIC’s mandate to build global feminist solidarity and evidence-sharing.