Standing Strong Together
View the latest updates and announcements from ECEBC as well as from the ECE sector.
Mar 6, 2025
View the March 6th, 2025 joint press release from the Early Childhood Educator's of BC and the Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC regarding $5.3 billion in federal funding confirmed for B.C.
Mar 6, 2025
The Early Childhood Educators of BC are proud to introduce a new initiative, the ECEBC Pulse. In an effort to make the provincial work visible, the Pulse is a publication that will connect you to the latest updates. Feel free to share it with friends, educators, parents, allies, and everyone interested in advancing our sector. We hope you enjoy it!”
Jan 6, 2025
Are you a skilled facilitator? Early Childhood Educators of BC (ECEBC) is seeking confident and experienced facilitators from across the province to join the Let's Talk About Touching (LTAT) Train the Trainer Program, launching in early 2025.
Dec 5, 2024
We are excited to share that the 2025 ECEBC Conference planning is underway and will be taking place May 8th through 10th 2025, in Richmond and May 9 and 10th in Kamloops, British Columbia. Please see the call for presenters submission.
We look forward to connecting and continuing our journey together,
The ECEBC Team
Nov 21, 2024
“Our organizations join with allies across Canada to highlight the need for all families to have equitable and barrier-free access to quality, culturally responsive child care.
This goal can only be realized if the federal, provincial, and territorial governments put in place a comprehensive plan for public and not-for-profit child care expansion. BC’s expansion plan must respect the jurisdiction of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, in alignment with UNDRIP commitments.”
Nov 18, 2024
View the letter sent from the BC Teachers' Federation to the Early Childhood Educators of BC on this National Day of Action for Child Care 2024.
Oct 17, 2024
Our analysis of the 2024 BC Election Platforms assesses the extent to which the parties commit to specific action in 4 key areas – increase educator compensation, accelerate the transition of existing spaces to $10aDay, provide school-age child care in every school, increase capital funding for new facilities – all in alignment with the Canada-wide funding agreements signed with provinces and territories.
Oct 9, 2024
Child care in BC is now more affordable, more accessible and better supported than it has ever been, but much more is required to ensure all BC families can access $10aDay child care and early childhood educators are fairly compensated. View the $10aDay Child Care Media Release for an analysis of the Election Platforms.
If you have any questions regarding the Early Childhood Educators of BC please contact us.