vol. 1, no. 2 (2026)
HCCCI International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
Description
The HCCCI International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (HIMReJ) is an institutional academic journal that is peer-reviewed, open-access, and published biannually in primarily digital format; the printed version will also be available in limited copies. Its scope encompasses a broad range of academic disciplines, which mirrors the different academic programs of the three colleges under the corporate management of Rell and Ren Group of companies which are: 1) Holy Child Central College Inc, 2) Sto. Nino College Foundation, Inc., and 3) New Hope School of Agriculture and Fisheries, Inc., among others. MIRJ encourages submissions that address issues of local, national, and international significance and that demonstrate scholarly rigor and theoretical depth.
The journal provides a venue for researchers, educators, practitioners, and policymakers to share their findings, propose new theories, and offer solutions to pressing societal challenges. As part of the university’s thrust for academic internationalization, HIMReJ prioritizes studies that demonstrate relevance to Southeast Asian contexts while contributing to global knowledge production.
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Front Matter
Editorial Board
Editorial Policy
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Articles
Overcoming Barriers to Optimal Breastfeeding Among Mothers in Surallah, South Cotabato
Christine VILLARET. Parcon | Ninfa Galendez | Nancy Sintin | Mayflor Silva | Felicitas Sudario
Discipline: Community Nursing
Smoke Without Borders: Multi-Year Assessment of Indonesian Forest Fire Haze, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and Public Health Consequences in Mindanao
Marlon Viejo
Discipline: Environmental Science
Twenty-day growth evaluation of eggplant (Solanum melongena) using banana (musa acunimanata) Stalk fertilizer
Rheanne Michaela Asuncion | Romer John Balbuena | Xialen Mae Diaz | Ralph Dominique Montano | Jade Dominique Supangan | Lowel Pasinag | Angel Lee Dedal
Discipline: Agriculture
Experiences of police officers on dealing with cases involving minors
Embralyn GALVE. Magbanua | Jennerose Acanto | Jonamae Delavida | Aljan Dapitan
Discipline: Childhood and Youth Studies
Woven Lives: T'nalak Textile Weaving as Indigenous Livelihood and Cultural Heritage Preservation
Glorietta Mae TANDOG. Guisinga | Marlon Viejo
Discipline: creative arts and design (non-specific)
Feasibility of Manufacturing Pavement Blocks Mixed with Plastic
John Peter Pilar | Ailyn Mae Misionia | Cherry Partoza | Neil Bryan Bolano
Discipline: business studies