Children
Spirit Bear's Guide to Reconciliation
Early childhood education in Africa
Nepali student inspires us all to widen our world view
CanAssist funding will help society’s most vulnerable
Letters: child care expansion
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Cindy Blackstock will present "Spirit Bear's Guide to Reconciliation" at UVic's First Peoples House on Nov. 14. On Nov. 13, as part of Fall Convocation, UVic will acknowledge
Blackstock for her many achievements, presenting her and Spirit Bear with honorary degrees.
Alan Pence, former director of UVic's School of Child and Youth Care, is focusing on enhancing policies for early childhood education in sub-Saharan Africa through a new UNESCO
co-chair arrangement with Hasina Banu Ebrahim, a Muslim scholar from the University of South Africa.
A Canadian volunteer leading an aid project and boarding school in Kathmandu for Himalayan children helped transport Dechen Dolma Lama from one of the most impoverished villages in
Nepal to UVic where she graduates this month with a bachelor's degree in child and youth care.
Seniors with dementia and children with special needs will benefit from the latest provincial funding to CanAssist, a University of Victoria program dedicated to helping people
with disabilities improve their quality of life, with a focus on promoting independence and inclusion.
Letter from the Childcare Parenting Alliance and letter from Campus Services, in response to the Child care to expand full-time care notice.