In this issue:

• A Story of Keaton and His Wisdom (to read previous articles from the AECEO Guiding Committee on Truth and Reconciliation click HERE)
• It’s Time: Making the Case for Ongoing Funding for Communities of Practice Programs That Support Early Childhood Educators
• ECE Voices:
  • EYP Rise Up T.O. Reads… The Feminist Killjoy Handbook
  • Exploring My Identity as a ‘Mad’, BIPOC, Early Childhood Educator & Advocate
• Indigenizing Curricula: Developing a Pedagogy of Relationship That Centers on the Child
• The Peer Reviewed Collection: (Open Access)
  • (Not) Overcoming Depression: Depressive Ruptures and Disordering Professionalism in Early Childhood Education and Care
  • Bordering Points and Practices in Toronto’s Licensed Childcare Sector: Investigating Access for Families With Precarious Legal Status

Our sincere thanks and gratitude to everyone who contributed!

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