AECEO
Library
Welcome to the AECEO Library. This is a collection of resources for ECEs, child care workers, students, researchers, and anyone interested in learning more about Ontario’s movement for decent work and pay for early learning and child care. In this limited and curated space, we host a selection of key documents related to the work of the AECEO to share with our community. This includes AECEO policy documents and annual reports, Care in ECE content, and more!
Roadmap to Universal Child Care in Ontario. Policy Brief 1: Recommendations for a publicly-funded salary scale
This Policy Brief summarizes our “Position Paper on a Publicly Funded Early Learning and Child Care Salary Scale”, which was developed following extensive consultation with Early Childhood Educators, child care workers and sector experts.

Learning in Community – Black History Month 2024
At the AECEO, we explicitly aim to be anti-racist, anti-oppressive and inclusive in every aspect of our work. We believe that the ways in which we engage with people, resources, and education during Black History Month must reflect our ongoing commitment to build a better world. With that intention, the AECEO marked Black History Month 2024 by sharing Learning in Community – a curated list of readings, podcasts, children’s books and documentaries that have supported our own learning processes. We also worked on the campaign Celebrating Black ECE History Makers, aimed to recognize, amplify and honour Black educators, leaders and advocates who have used their skills and talents to promote the inclusion and growth of all children by sharing their stories on our online platforms. Check out the Learning in Community resource list in PDF here!
Category:
Extended Learning Resources
Author:
Patrícia Borges Nogueira
Publication Year:
2024

Celebrating Black ECE History Makers
At the AECEO, we explicitly aim to be anti-racist, anti-oppressive and inclusive in every aspect of our work. We believe that the ways in which we engage with people, resources, and education during Black History Month must reflect our ongoing commitment to build a better world.
With that intention, the AECEO marked Black History Month 2024 by sharing Learning in Community – a curated list of readings, podcasts, children’s books and documentaries that have supported our own learning processes. At the same time, the AECEO worked on the campaign Celebrating Black ECE History Makers aimed to recognize, amplify and honour Black educators, leaders and advocates by sharing their stories on our online platforms. We compiled the stories from the campaign into this document. We invite you to check them out and share them with your community!
Category:
Extended Learning Resources
Author:
Patrícia Borges Nogueira, Jess Tomas
Publication Year:
2024
