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It is not mandatory to take all three webinars or sign up for all three at the same time.
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Cost : $50.00
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Wednesday September 24th, 2025
6-8pm MST
Monday September 29th, 2025
CLOSED
Join us for Part 1 of our 3-part webinar series:
A Children’s Rights Based Approach to Early Learning: Foundations
This 2-hour session will introduce you to the foundations of a rights-based approach in early childhood education. It covers essential topics such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), the Duty-Bearer & Rights-Holder relationship, and the relevance of these principles in practice. You will gain valuable insights into listening effectively, creating supportive environments, and recognizing children as active rights-holders while understanding the critical role of educators and the broader community in fostering holistic development and child protection.
Join us for Part 2 of our webinar series:
A Children’s Rights Based Approach to Early Learning: Practical Implications & Strategies
In this 2-hour session, we will take a look at practical implications and strategies for implementing children's rights in early learning settings. You will learn about key articles and provisions within the UNCRC and explore practical examples of children's rights in action. Some articles within the UNCRC will cover the importance of play, rest, and leisure (Article 31), cultural rights (Article 30), health and nutrition (Article 24), and the best interests of the child (Article 3), while recognizing the implicit role of a safe and healthy environment in fostering children's development. We will provide ideas, strategies and activities that you can incorporate into practice to support the rights of children.
Join us for Part 3 of our webinar series:
A Children’s Rights Based Approach to Early Learning: Advancing Equity & Inclusion
This 2-hour session focuses on advancing equity and inclusion by sustaining a rights-based approach through effective advocacy. Learn to use a practical toolkits, explore real-life examples of collaborative approaches with individuals and centers, and understand how to continuously advocate for children's rights. Gain access to a starter evaluation toolkit to ensure educators are upholding a children's rights-based approach and receive resources to further support your education on children's rights. All while being provided the steps to discover strategies for advocacy within your center, community, and with policymakers to create lasting impact.
Resource Packages will only be provided to those who have completed all three sessions.
NEW! Children’s Rights for Caregivers Webinar
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Join us for an informative and empowering webinar designed to help parents understand the rights of children and how to support their development, safety, and well-being in today's world.
In this session, we’ll explore the core principles of children’s rights based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and what they mean in everyday family life. Whether you’re a new parent or raising teens, this webinar will offer practical insights into topics such as:
The right to safety, education, and health
Respecting children's voices and opinions
Balancing protection with independence
Supporting emotional and mental well-being
How children’s rights apply at home, in school, and in the community
This webinar is an opportunity to learn how you can advocate for your child’s rights while strengthening your relationship with them.
Who should attend?
Parents, guardians, caregivers, educators, and anyone involved in the care and upbringing of children.
Date & Time: Thursday December 11th from 7-8pm MST
Cost: The cost of this webinar is $10.00
Registration: Payments can be made via e-transfer to info.rightsfirst@gmail.com.
After payment is received you will be emailed the virtual link to join!
Help your child thrive by understanding the rights that protect and empower them!
Professional Development Funding (Government of Alberta)
Professional development funding is available to early childhood educators holding a valid Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 certification and working within a licensed facility-based child care program and licensed family day home agencies. Funding supports include:
Post-secondary coursework and workbooks: Up to $1500/year
Workshops and conferences: Up to $500/year
Paid Release Time Grant
The paid release time grant allows educators to be paid for time while studying, completing post-secondary coursework, and attending approved workshops and conferences.
Funding rates for early childhood educators are:
$800 per post-secondary course
$17.50 per hour (for up to 45 hours per year) for workshops and conferences
Funding rates for programs to offset wage related expenses:
$60 per post-secondary course
$1.33 per hour (for up to 45 hours) for workshops and conferences
Eligibility:
Professional development grant funding is available to ECEs who are paid employees, who meet the following requirements:
provide direct child care, including program supervisors (as defined in the Early Learning and Child Care Regulation), as well as individuals hired by licensed family day home agencies as agency coordinators or home visitors/consultants.
Certified as Early Childhood Educators, Level 1, 2, or 3
Canadian citizens or official Permanent Residents of Canada
Worked at least 29 hours in at least one month from the date of the expenditure or the date the application was received.
Submitted a Professional Development Funding Request Form, and made a payment for the course, workshop or conference within the same fiscal year.
For more information, or to apply for PD Funding, please visit https://www.alberta.ca/alberta-child-care-grant-funding-program.aspx or email Alberta Child Care Grant Funding at cs.childcarefunding@gov.ab.ca
Click Here to Download the Alberta Childcare Funding Guide
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