This BeYou resource, Reflect, Respect, Respond, discusses protocols for culturally respectful engagement with First Nations communities. Learn more here: https://t.co/A4pfsDf6vN
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Developed with First Nations educators, the Reflect, Respect, Respond Guide (Download: https://t.co/Fw0nTh35JU) provides practical information, reflections, case studies and suggested actions to support educators in creating welcoming, culturally responsive learning environments.
📢Calling all ECEC practitioners! Applications are now open to present at the 2024 #ECANationalConference from 17-20 Sept in Brisbane. Submit your 300-word application against one of the conference themes. Applications close Fri 19 Jan 2024. Apply now➡️ https://t.co/SHHSaSRRbS
We're getting ready to open enrollment for Cultivating Trust and Navigating Power!
Learn how to strengthen relationships and collaborate more effectively in your change initiatives.
Have a look at what's included and join us starting Jan. 11!
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As an educator, acknowledging culture and identity are integral protective factors for the social and emotional wellbeing of First Nations children and young people. Explore our resources for culturally respectful engagement in learning communities: https://t.co/Fw0nTh2xUm
Save the date: 17-20 September 2024 in Brisbane, for the 36th #ECANationalConference to be part of shaping the future of Australia and leaving a legacy for the next generation! Stay up to date by signing up for our newsletter. 💌👉 https://t.co/FDUkXqf10O
A reconciled nation is the best legacy we can provide the children of Australia - nobody loses, everyone benefits - vote yes for your children and grandchildren #Yes23
The Be You Mental Health Continuum is a resource for educators designed to assist you in knowing when to seek support for a child who you think may be experiencing mental health issues or in need of extra support. Learn more: https://t.co/0ytJTa5kgX
The @EarlyChildAust National Conference is in Adelaide this week. Some of our Be You Consultants will be presenting on topics such as nature pedagogy from a Be You perspective; therapeutic storytelling and implementation science approaches. #ECAConference
My next three days with 2000 delegates on Kaurna Country and 400 delegates online at the @EarlyChildAust Conference . Come say hi at the @beyou_edu_au booths !
Come and say hi at the @beyou_edu_au booth and discuss your service’s mental health and wellbeing plans. We are here all day at the @childaus Little People Big Dreams Conference.
Great start to the @ChildAustralia#LPBD2023 Conference listening to keynote Catherine Liddle CEO @SNAICC speaking about her advocacy and policy work for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and the importance of a voice and culturally safe spaces to share it.
Hear from the @beyou_edu_au team across a variety of sessions at the upcoming ECA National Conference.
Register now: https://t.co/TLavaykKL3
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Early Learning Matters Week (24 - 28 July) aims to recognise and raise the profile of early childhood education and care in children’s development and wellbeing in Australia. To learn more, visit https://t.co/Z7wPix37s9 #earlylearningmatters
📢ECA CEO @spage_ECA strongly refutes the ill-informed and misleading claims made in the @FinancialReview's 'Maybe childcare staff need fewer degrees?'. The suggestion that ECEC staff require fewer quals + ratios be altered is deeply flawed. Read more: ⬇️https://t.co/i4ekMHfFR7
The keynote presentations and panel sessions for this year’s Virtual Conference are now available. Check out the recordings and discover ways your learning community can promote the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people. https://t.co/UFWKfZix2W
Today marks the beginning of Infant Mental Health Awareness Week. The 2023 theme is "Bonding before Birth". Watch our In Focus webinar recording ‘Infant and toddler wellbeing: laying the foundations for lifelong mental health’ here: https://t.co/MtrdEdKZW3 #IMHAW2023