early childhood education

Teachers and educators in early childhood are taking the lead in a national multi-employer bargaining for better pay.

Discover the incredible life of Maybanke Anderson and her ongoing campaign for universal access to quality education and care.

This International Women’s Day will you show up for early childhood educators? In less than two minutes you can send a letter to your local member telling them that Early childhood educators need a pay rise! And they need it now.

The inquiry will lay the foundations for achieving a universally accessible, high-quality early learning and care system in Australia. 

In October 2020 just as Scott Morrison showed women how little he cared about their economic security, Labor committed to childcare reform.

“Last year, it was reported that more than 90,000 Australian parents stayed out of the workforce completely because the cost of childcare was too high.”

New research has revealed the educators are feeling the effects of hypervigilance, despite no outbreaks in their community for over a year.

We hear from an early childhood educator who is sick of her profession barely rating a mention when it comes to what’s being asked of them.

A new UNICEF report reveals just how much work Australia has to do on ensuring early childhood education is accessible and affordable.

That child care reform will benefit high-earning women is a two-bit sideshow compared to the economic and social benefits it will deliver.

Creative women are tapping into markets and advancing new ways for us all to connect for a better society. Here are some top entrepreneurs!

Every family has been under immense pressure since the pandemic began, and many are concerned about what it means for their child’s future.