Investigating the realities of freelance labor.
We are an independent research initiative exploring the economic precarity and autonomy of creative workers across the Philippines


Our Research Team
Ms. Nads
Theresa Anne Nadine L. Rellamas, LPT, MA
Ronald D. Maginit
Netanya Sarmiento
Aleah Rose P. Lajara
Dwight Chester Layson
tlrellamas@ust.edu.ph
Direk Marvin
Marvin P. Rellamas
mprellamas@ust.edu.ph


Research Assistants
Kiandra Shanice E. David
Gillian Daphne del Rosario
Katherine S. Hernandez
Hazel A. Lao
Danika M. Geronimo
Karen S. Jolloso
Batch 2024-2025
Batch 2025-2026
Batch 2026-2027












Institutional Partners
University of Santo Tomas Department of Sociology
Ateneo de Manila University Department of Sociology and Anthropology
MHP is housed within the Department's research agenda under the Sociology of Youth, Education, Work, and Technologies, situating the project within a broader institutional program of inquiry.
MHP serves as the dissertation project of the lead researcher, undertaken in fulfillment of the PhD in Sociology.




Malayang Hanapbuhay Project
Mapping the economic realities of Filipino creative labor.
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