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

REAIE recognises the vital role that all those working with children play in fostering respect, understanding, and inclusion. During National Reconciliation Week, we reflect on our shared history and renew

REAIE’s National Sorry Day Statement for May 26th, 2025  National Sorry Day was first commemorated on 26th May 1998, following the tabling in Parliament of the report Bringing Them Home

Theme: “Lending a Hand to Thrive: Supporting Each Other” The Reggio Emilia educational project was born from the vision and determination of families. In the aftermath of World War II, parents

The recent Four Corners episode, Betrayal of Trust, has brought to light deeply concerning failures in safeguarding Australia’s children. As an organisation committed to the rights of children and high-quality

On International Women’s Day, we honour and thank the visionary women of Reggio Emilia who, in the aftermath of World War II, rebuilt not just their community but the very

REAIE as a member of the Reggio Children International Network, celebrates February 23rd as the anniversary of Loris Malaguzzi’s birth. Malaguzzi (1924-1994), is acknowledged as the visionary founder of the

REAIE recognises the diverse history of Australia and is committed to upholding the rights of all people. Australia Day, observed on 26 January, represents a day of complex significance. For

A Moment to Celebrate, Reflect and Empower Universal Children’s Day is acknowledged on 20 November each year. This is a global reminder to celebrate children’s rights, wellbeing, and the role

In 2024, The National Theme for Children’s Week in Australia is informed by the United Nation’s Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Article 24: Children have the right

International Day of Peace, celebrated on 21 September each year, is a poignant reminder of the importance of fostering harmony and understanding across the globe. It underscores the need for

REAIE appreciates and acknowledges the work of Early Childhood educators on Early Childhood Educators’ Day. In Australia, where early childhood education is increasingly recognised for its impact on long-term learning