Capilano University Early Childhood Education

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Community Gallery Event: Processes, Projects and Pedagogy An open-format, gallery-style event for educators to come together to share pedagogical projects and to engage and inspire.

While preparing for our next Conference we are remembering with joy the moments we spent together last year!
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Register for our April 11 conference through the QR code below.

Time to check out and register for our next annual Conference at Capilano University organized by the Centre for Research and Childhood Studies.

Conference theme: Unruly Childhoods. Untethering Praxis

Date: April 11, 2026, 8 am- 5 pm

Venue: Capilano University’s North Vancouver Campus

Conference theme
Unruly childhoods remind us that pedagogy is not a fixed script but a living disruption — a refusal of neat categories and an invitation to reimagine education as improvisation, resistance, and possibility. This conference foregrounds disruption as a generative force, asking us to rethink our praxis in spaces where educators, children, families, and environments resist conformity and welcome plurality.

Register here: https://www.wstcoast.org/workshops/conference-childhoods-pedagogies-centre-research-childhood-studies-capilano-university-4805-8100

Save the date! Conference for Childhoods and Pedagogies at Capilano University!
April 11, 2026
Call for Proposals is live!
Registrations will open on February 23, 2026!

Come work with us!

Instructor - Faculty of Education, Health & Human Development (Early Childhood Education) Nature and Scope of WorkAs an non-regular appointment:This non-regular faculty appointment will begin May 1, 2025.Instructor for theory and experiential courses within the Diploma of Early Childhood Care and Education and the Bachelors of Early Childhood Care and Education programs. This position wi...

Congratulations to our wonderful colleague, Jiyeon Kim, for her latest publication: "Reimagining Inclusive Education: Moving Beyond Tokenistic Gestures to Embrace Pedagogical Risk in Education" in the ECEBC Journal.
This article provides critical insights into inclusion, inviting us to consider the transformative potential of inclusive practices while emphasizing the importance of embracing pedagogical risk within educational contexts.
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Please consider becoming a member of Early Childhood Educators of BC.

ECEBC Journal - The Early Childhood Educator ECEBC publishes a journal titled

From our wonderful colleague, Dr. Anita Ewan:

I had the privilege of working with Dr. Melissa Tremblay and highlighting some of the incredible work she’s doing with Indigenous children and families in Alberta in this recent publication. While measurement tools can be problematic when not applied with care, Dr. Tremblay’s work thoughtfully addresses these concerns by grounding her approach in a relational and culturally safe framework.

Here is the citation to the publication: Tremblay, M., Ewan, A., Kruschke, Z., Willsie, J., Kagan-Cassidy, M., Rattlesnake, C., & Downie, H. (2025). Developmental Screening With Indigenous Families: Perspectives of Early Years Home Visitors on the ASQ-3. Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 1–16. https://doi.org/10.1080/02568543.2025.2475881

Here is the link to the publication: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02568543.2025.2475881.

Developmental Screening With Indigenous Families: Perspectives of Early Years Home Visitors on the ASQ-3 There is a need to add to the limited knowledge base regarding how developmental screening tools can be used in effective and culturally safe ways with Indigenous children and families. The purpose...

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Publications In August 2023, the ECPN was excited to start offering early childhood pedagogy professional development services through a contract with…

If you are missing Violet Jessen, our wonderful retired colleague, come join her in Surrey at a workshop filled with music, colours, movement, and ... ukuleles!

Exploration of Sound, Music, and Movement - Child Care Options The sense of wonder is one of the most natural and present abilities of all children. The power to explore the world using all senses should always be cherished and fully utilized in child care centers, as the BC Early Learning Framework suggests. Our workshop will engage with the sense of hearing a...