By Nicole
On February 10, 2023, as part of the Government of Canada’s 2023 Pre-Budget Consultation process, we made a written submission on behalf of ourselves and 52 other organizations (available here).
By Nicole
We are pleased to share our 2022 Annual Impact Report. In a year marked by renewal and growth, we advanced our mission to ensure every child in Canada has the opportunity to become a lifelong reader. From expanding our Early Words program to deepening relationships with communities across the country, 2022 saw us strengthen our […]
By Nicole
By Nicole
On Feb. 25, 2022, as part of the Government of Canada’s 2022 Pre-Budget Consultation process, we made a written submission on behalf of ourselves and thirty-nine other organizations (available here).
By Nicole
In September 2021, the Canadian Children’s Literacy Foundation (CCLF) and the Canadian Child Care Federation (CCCF) partnered on a national survey of early childhood educators (ECEs) to better understand the current role of early literacy and learning in child care settings in Canada, and to identify gaps and opportunities that may exist.
By Nicole
We’re beyond pleased to present our annual Impact Report for 2021. We believe that helping children develop the literacy skills they need to reach their full potential starts with equal access to educational opportunities, information and resources. That’s why we worked throughout 2021 to expand our programming initiatives, with a focus on the Early Words/Premiers […]
By Nicole
Learn about Read On Canada’s impact in its second year.
By Nicole
By Nicole
On Feb. 19, as part of the Government of Canada’s 2021 Pre-Budget Consultation process, we made a written submission on behalf of ourselves and twenty-eight other organizations (available here). In this submission, we support the development of a high-quality, accessible and affordable early learning and childcare system in Canada. In order to enable its success, […]
By Nicole
We invite you to view our 2020 Year in Review – a snapshot of our work over the past year. We look back at how we collectively rallied to address pandemic disruptions while also working toward long-term systemic change for Canada’s youngest generation.