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Weekly E-News
July 2010
Working Together to Promote Early Human Development
Aug 03
by Marilee Peters
Director of Communications, BC Council for FamiliesAs the move towards full day kindergarten, already well underway in BC and Ontario, spreads to other provinces across Canada, it has become increasingly clear to leaders in both the education and early learning and care fields that their two sectors need to find ways to work together
Demystifying the Science of Early Child Development
Aug 03
by Ruby Banga
Program Coordinator, Nobody's Perfect Parenting ProgramThe Council for Early Child Development has just released a fantastic new resource on the science of early child development.
Demystifying the Science of Early Child Development
Aug 03
The Council for Early Child Development has just released a fantastic new resource on the science of early child development.Changes to BC’s Family Law Helps Kids
Jul 26
Last Monday, BC’s attorney general released a white paper on Family Relations Act Reform, containing proposals for a new Family Law Act.Ending Child Labour in BC
Jul 19
Did you know that BC has the youngest work-start age in North America? In 2003 the BC government lowered the age from 16 to 12. And in the subsequent 7 years WorkSafeBC has seen the number of child workplace injury claims increase ten fold.The Consensus on Census Changes: Don’t!
Jul 19
In late June the Canadian government announced major changes to the upcoming 2011 Canadian Census. Traditionally, 20% of Canadian households have received a mandatory long-form census questionnaire asking up to 53 questions about migration, work, child care, family life and income.Family Support Prevents Further Emotional Decline in Depressed Men
Jul 12
A UBC research study involving fathers in Vancouver and Prince George found that men with depression and suicidal tTags:MA in Community Development
Jul 12
Anyone in the community social services sector considering a return to school has a new option now that the University of Victoria School of Public Administration has launched their MA in Community Development.
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