Centre for Academic Research and Excellence (CARE) Initiates Global Collaboration Program and Calls for Membership Applications

The Centre for Academic Research and Excellence (CARE) in a groundbreaking move on Wednesday, October 25, 2023, launched its pioneering Global Collaboration Program, setting the stage for transformative international partnerships and marking the first of its kind international Collaboration endeavour by an Indian Research Centre. Simultaneously, CARE extended an open invitation for CARE Membership Applications, opening new avenues for engagement within its vast and growing research community.

CARE, an Academic Research Centre initiative under the Indian Centre for Child and Human Rights (ICCHR) has rapidly evolved into a global platform for academic research, legal education, and advocacy. Its reach now extends to an impressive 78,000+ scholars, researchers, students and professionals in 96 countries within a remarkably short period since its inception.

Talking to Mr. Dipendu Das, the Hon’ble Patron of CARE cum Convener of ICCHR, highlighted the significance of the Global Collaboration Program. He stated, “Global Collaboration is a way towards knowledge sharing, gathering and learning from the global perspective. Researchers, scholars, students and professionals are already working with us in ICCHR and CARE. With this program, we will be able to form official Collaborations and Ties with national and international institutions and organisations that share our objectives and aims, contributing to accessible academic research and quality legal education for all.”

Mr. Pritam Kumar, the Convener of CARE cum Co-Convener of Research at ICCHR, expressed his happiness and shared his vision for the future, “Global Collaboration is not just a program; it is a dream coming to life. We are constantly working to provide a platform for budding researchers, scholars and professionals who want to contribute to this field. This collaboration program aims to bring institutes and organisations of national and international repute under one roof, running various academic research activities and projects that will benefit all. We are planning to launch our Seminar and Webinar Series, along with numerous research publications and other activities in collaboration with international organisations, institutions, and law firms soon.”

The CARE Global Collaboration Program and the Call for Membership Applications mark a significant milestone in the global landscape of Academic Research and Legal Education. By fostering global partnerships and inviting new members to its dynamic community, CARE is poised to lead the way in creating a brighter and more equitable future.

For further information or to express your interest in Global Collaboration or apply for CARE Membership, please visit the CARE website at www.care.icchr.in.