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

REAIE acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day. The 2024 theme, Strong in Culture, Stronger Together elevates the intention of Children’s Day, focusing on the strength of Aboriginal and Torres

REAIE upholds the rights of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to be heard, valued and respected. We are guided by the Reggio Emilia principles of listening and participation

REAIE encourages members to stand together in recognition of Australia’s First Peoples, acknowledging that we all live, learn and work on unceded land. The 2024 Reconciliation Week theme, ‘Now more

REAIE acknowledges International Women’s Day, (8 March), and highlights the 2024 theme, ‘Invest in women: Accelerate progress”. This is a call for action, for achieving international gender equality and improved

23rd February 2024 marks the 104th anniversary of Loris Malaguzzi’s birth, an event remembered especially in Reggio Emilia and also in many other places throughout the world as we honour

REAIE advocates for the rights of all citizens, and acknowledges that for many First Nations and other Australians, January 26th is felt as a day of sorrow; a day of invasion

The Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange (REAIE) advocates for rights, and is committed to the United Nations Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which states Indigenous people should have a say in

REAIE acknowledges NAIDOC Week, ‘ For our Elders’, and proudly endorses the Yes vote for First Nations Voice to Parliament.