Collaborative Practices and Research Network Summit 2026
Bridging Research, Policy, and Practice: Pathways toward an Inclusive, Equitable, and Sustainable Futures

About the Summit
What is CPRN Summit 2026?
The Collaborative Practices and Research Network (CPRN) Summit 2026 is an international forum designed to bring together educators, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and strengthen research networks across the region.
Knowledge Exchange
A platform for sharing research findings, best practices, and innovative ideas among academic and professional communities.
Regional Collaboration
Encouraging cross-country partnerships to address shared challenges in education, research, and development.
Sustainable Impact
Supporting long-term research networks and collaborative practices that contribute to sustainable regional growth.
Keynote Speakers
Dr Margarita Pavlova
Director of the UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre (Hong Kong)
Dr Margarita Pavlova
Director of the UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre (Hong Kong)
Tony McAleavy
Chief Education & Skills Officer, Education Development Trust
Summit Sub-Themes
EDUCATION
Education Transformation for an Inclusive and Future-Ready Society
Explore how education systems can be transformed to promote equity, strengthen access and participation, and improve learning quality across all levels. This pillar highlights inclusive policies that address structural barriers, the integration of future-oriented skills and digital technologies, seamless transitions throughout the education lifecycle, strengthened teacher professionalism, and robust assessment and governance systems to ensure resilient, high-quality, and lifelong learning for all.
SCIENCE
Science, Innovation, and Inclusive Policy for Sustainable Development
Explore the role of science and innovation in shaping evidence-based public policies that address societal challenges across health, education, environment, and technology. This pillar highlights STEAM education for sustainability, inclusive participation of youth, women, and marginalized groups in science, regional collaboration through science diplomacy, and responsible innovation that integrates ethical considerations and indigenous knowledge to support sustainable and equitable development.
CULTURE
Culture, Creativity, and Inclusive Societies
Explore how cultural policies and creative practices strengthen identity, inclusion, and peacebuilding in diverse societies. This pillar highlights the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage, the growth of creative and cultural industries for inclusive economic development, the integration of cultural rights into education, and the ethical use of digital technologies to ensure fair representation, community participation, and intergenerational justice.
Why Join CPRN 2026?
Nakamura Daichi
Director, Shibuya Institute
"Amazing experience! CPRN 2025 give me inspiration and new professional networking oppurtunities."
Sarah Williams
Reseacher, Cambridge University
"It was a well-organized event. I learned so much and met many brilliant people."
Ahmad Fauzi
Professor, UI Jakarta
"Top-notch event! Highly recommended for academics and researchers to connect."
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