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The innovative, inclusive and insightful platform for early childhood advocacy and high quality content
The Voice of Early Childhood advocates for early childhood globally through the sharing of a wide range of voices, stimulating reflection, dialogue and a community approach.
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Featuring views, expertise, research and insight into practice from a diverse range of voices.
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Our weekly podcast brings you discussion, reflection, debate and a window into the minds of advocates working with our young leaders of tomorrow.
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Savitribai Phule (1831–1897) was an Indian educator, poet and social reformer from Maharashtra. Born into a Mali (farming) caste family, she became India’s first female teacher and co-founded the country’s first school for girls in 1848. Her work challenged caste, gender and the assumption that education belonged to some children and not others.
