Re-Imagining the Early Years - Panel Discussion

Child Australia

Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion as we delve into the exciting and transformative world of "Reimagining the Early Years."

DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin

Little People Big Dreams 2023 Conference

Little People Big Dreams Conference together with the Re-imagining the Early Years - Panel Discussion will inspire individuals working in the Early Childhood Education & Care sector from around Australia.

Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion as we delve into the exciting and transformative world of "Reimagining the Early Years." In this engaging conversation we will come together to explore innovative approaches and ideas that challenge conventional notions of early childhood education and development. We will explore how cutting-edge research, technological advancements, and evolving societal values have paved the way for a fresh perspective on the crucial formative years of a child's life. Our esteemed panelists will share their insights on redefining early education, fostering holistic growth, and nurturing the unique potential of every child. From rethinking traditional structures to embracing inclusive practices, this panel discussion will delve into the power of creativity, play, and social-emotional learning in early childhood. Together, we will examine the role of parents, educators, policymakers, and communities in shaping an environment that empowers children to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Whether you're an educator, parent, policymaker, or simply passionate about the future of our youngest generation, this event promises to ignite your imagination, challenge your assumptions, and inspire action. Join us as we embark on a collective journey of reimagining the early years and discover the transformative potential that lies within our grasp.M﻿eet our exceptional speakers:C﻿atherine Liddle, CEO of SNAICCAn Arrernte/Luritja woman from Central Australia, Catherine came to SNAICC with a strong background in senior management positions with First Nations organisations. A journalist by trade, Catherine’s motivation has always been to drive change that leads to positive outcomes and options for First Nations people. S﻿amantha Page, CEO of Early Childhood AustraliaSamantha Page is the CEO of Early Childhood Australia (ECA), the national peak advocacy organisation for children under eight, their families and professionals in the field of early childhood development and education.D﻿onna Ah Chee, CEO of Central Australian Aboriginal CongressDonna Ah Chee is the CEO of Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, an Aboriginal community-controlled primary health care service delivering integrated services in Alice Springs and six nearby remote communities.Karen Weston, CEO of the NT Department of EducationMs Weston commenced as the Chief Executive of the Northern Territory Department of Education in March 2020 and has ignited a focus on engagement and partnering with families and community to deliver meaningful education. This focus is captured in the Northern Territory Education Engagement Strategy 2022-2031.T﻿o learn more about our speakers or our Terms &amp; conditions (refund policy) please visit the Little People Big Dreams Conference Website:https://lpbdconference.com.au/conference-registration/panel-discussion-registration/

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