Theme: Listen to the future. Stand up for children’s rights.On this day, as we mark the 36th anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child,

Today, on September 11, we mark R U OK? Day, a reminder of the importance of checking in with those around us. REAIE acknowledges that working with children and their

On Indigenous Literacy Day, Reggio Australia honours the wisdom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, who have always known that literacy is vast and many-layered. It is carried in

National Educator’s Day National Educators’ Day acknowledges and celebrates the deep commitment of those who live, play, learn and teach alongside children. REAIE thanks educators for upholding children’s rights as

Early Learning Matters – Every Day18th – 24th August 2025 Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange (REAIE) proudly joins with Early Childhood Australia (ECA) and communities across the country to celebrate

REAIE acknowledges and celebrates National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day, held every year on August 4, since 1988. This year’s theme – Little Footsteps, Big Future – honours

Australia is at a crossroads. The recent and appalling violations of children’s safety and dignity in some early childhood education and care centres in Victoria have shaken public trust and

In recognition of NAIDOC Week, REAIE acknowledges the strength, vision, and legacy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We remain deeply committed to honouring Indigenous histories, cultures, and narratives.

Drawing inspiration from the Reggio Children approach, we are reminded of the powerful role education can play in reimagining a more sustainable and relational future. As shared in REchild magazine’s Connections edition (2015): “We think it