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The Philippine
Women's University |
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Life-time
member, PWU Corp. |
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Vice-Chair and
Director General - Francisca Tirona
Benitez Rurban Development
Foundation (FTBRDF) |
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Executive Vice-President -
Development Institute of Women in Asia-Pacific (DIWA) |
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Executive Director -
Universities Rurban Center (URC) |
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Chancellor for PWU-Cavite |
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The Philippine Women's
College of Davao |
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President (August
2005) |
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National Commission on the Role of
Filipino Women (NCRFW) |
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Commission for
Culture and the Arts
(August 1998 to
present), Chairperson (August 12, 1998 -
March 2001) |
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World
Association for Cooperative Education (WACE) |
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Member, Board of
Governors (November 2005 to present) |
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Philippine Constitution
Association(PHILCONSA) |
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Vice-President for
Academic (February 8, 2006 to present) |
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Women's Studies
Association of the Philippines (WSAP) |
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Chair (October
2006 to present), President (June 2002
to October 2006) |
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National
Council of Women of the Philippines (NCWP) |
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President (July
2005-2007)
Lifetime Board
Member; Vice President for NCR (June
1997 to July 1999) |
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Philippine
Association of Colleges and Universities
(PACU) |
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Board of Directors
(August 2006 to present) Board Member
(June 25, 2005 - July 2006) |
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Management
Association of the Philippines (MAP) |
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Member (February
17, 2006 to present) |
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International
Association of University President (IAUP) |
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Executive
Committee Member (2006 to present) |
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ASEAN
Confederation of Women Organizations (ACWO) |
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President
(November 2006 to present) |
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Qualifications |
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Dr. Amelou B.
Reyes academic achievements include a
double cum laude at the Philippine
Women’s University – Bachelor of Arts,
major in Psychology, and Bachelor of
Science, major in guidance and
counseling. She completed her
Master of Arts in Psychology at the
Ateneo de Manila University. She
garnered another masteral degree in
Sociology and a doctoral degree in
Development Education from Stanford
University major in Political Sociology |
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TRANSFORMATIVE
LEADERSHIP |
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TOWARD SUCCESS AND
SIGNIFICANCE |
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A Special Lecture on Leadership |
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Presented at the Global Conference
on Leadership |
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at the Sookmyung University's
Centennial Celebration, May 23, 2006 |
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Ewha Woman’s
University. Women’s Studies in Asia. 2000.
Guerrero, Sylvia
H., Ma. Carmela Patron, Marjorie Leyesa. Women’s Studies
in the Philippines: An Assessment of the Impact of WSAP in
Promoting the Gender Perspective. Women’s Studies
Association of the Philippines, CIDA/DIWATA Foundation, and
the University Center for Women’s Studies University of the
Philippines.
Indiresan, Jaya.
Education for Women’s Empowerment. Delhi: Konark
Publishers Pvt. Ltd., 2002.
Javate de Dios,
Aurora, “National Commission on the Role of Filipino
Women: Making Government Work for Gender Equality”.
Paper presented during the Regional Meeting of National
Machineries for Gender Equality in the Asia and Pacific
Region: Towards a Forward Looking Agenda. November 2003.
Kintanar, Thelma
B. (Editor). Gender-Fair Language: A Primer.
University Center for Women’s Studies. University of the
Philippines.
Mananzan, OSB, Sr.
Mary John. Woman, Religion and Spirituality in Asia.
Philippines: Anvil and Institute of Women’s Studies, 2004.
National
Commission on the Role of Filipino Women. “Philippine
Response to the 2003 Questionnaire on Beijing Platform for
Action Implementation” submitted to UNDAW, 2004. |
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Resource Book (Making
Government Work for Gender Equality). 1999. |
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Breaking New Grounds for Women’s Empowerment and
Gender Equality: |
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Experience and Insights in Implementing the GAD
Budget Policy. 2001. |
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Framework Plan for Women.
February 2002. |
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GAD
Planning and Budgeting: Adding Value to Governance
(GAD Budget Policy |
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Compliance Report, 2001-2002). January 2003. |
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On the Mainstream: Women’s
Agenda and Women’s Empowerment
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(Term
Report 1998-2001). 2003. |
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5th and 6th
Philippine Progress Report on the Convention on the
Elimination of |
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All
Forms of Discrimination Against Women 1996-2003
(unpublished). |
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December 2003. |
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Fact Sheets on Women and
Men. March 2004. |
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National
Commission on the Role of Filipino Women and Canadian
International Development Agency. Transforming Governance
to Think and Act GAD. 2003
National
Commission on the Role of Filipino Women and United Nations
Development Fund for Women. Gender and Development
Budgeting in the Philippines: Issues, Challenges, and
Imperatives. Manila, 2004.
Nicolas, Imelda M.
“Statement on the Implementation of the Beijing Platform
for Action: The Philippine Experience”. Paper presented
at the UN ESCAP High Level Intergovernmental Meeting to
Review Regional Implementation on the Beijing Platform for
Action and its Regional and Global Outcomes, 7-10 September
2004.
Reyes, Amelou B.
“Herstory in Gender Mainstreaming”. Paper presented
at the National Conference “Women Realities, Women Voices”.
Women Studies Association of the Philippines (WSAP), 14-16
April 1999.
United Nations.
Gender Mainstreaming: An Overview. New York, 2002.
UN ESCAP,
“Technical Papers (Selective Examples of Good Initiatives of
Gender Mainstreaming in Development),” High Level
Intergovernmental Meeting to Review Regional and Global
Outcomes, 7-10 September 2004.
Versoza, Emmeline
L. “The National Commission on the Role of Filipino
Women: Achievements and Challenges in Promoting Gender
Equality and Women’s Empowerment”. Paper presented at
the Expert Group Meeting on National Mechanisms for Gender
Equality and the Empowerment of Women. Rome, November 2004. |
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