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Our Vision
Our vision is to unite all Early Childhood Educators of Yukon in collaboration to form a pervasive voice that promotes the professionalism of the Early Learning Field
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Meet our Board of Directors (left to right): Shem Anog, Anne Pinkerton, Laurie Parker, Pippa Burt, Morgan Hogan, Brooke Alsbury and Aida Carduz. Missing from the photo are Echo Johnson, Erin Schulz and Edsel Banusing |
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Brooke Alsbury is the epitome of what early learning should be, and she'll also pan your life for you in ways that are surprising and inspiring.
Pippa Burt's (secretary/treasurer) deep wisdom informs her practice and supports growth of educators across the Yukon. She gently nurtures all of us to ground education in relationship Laurie Parker's authenticity is at the heart of who she is as an educator. She is grounded by a lifelong commitment to children and their right to education. She inspires growth for every child and mentors every educator. Shem Anog guides with patience and a gentle heart, providing a calm and dependable presence that allows children and educators to feel safe and supported as they grow their sense of belonging. Echo Johnson is usually found outdoors, fostering a sense of wonder and connection to the natural environment in children and educators. She leads with confidence and ease, almost as if dancing with the wind, gentle but powerful. Erin Schulz leads with quiet strength that models intuitive power with compassion. Her creative interests come from the heart and invite everyone to explore their inner artist. |
Anne Pinkerton (president) is a passionate and committed advocate for change. She encourages those around her to keep questioning and striving for growth. Her deep connection to the outdoor environment inspires curiosity and critical thinking in both students and colleges, encouraging them to explore, reflect and learn in meaningful ways.
Aida Carduz recognized the best in every person and every situation. Then she finds ways to help you go further than you ever thought you could go! Morgan Hogan (vice-chair) brings a passionate and supportive presence to the early learning community. She promotes a culture of perspective-taking and empathy that guides children and educators and empowers them to grow into their full potential. Edsel Banusig is an educator committed to continuous growth. He critically reflects on his own practice, as well as the programs and systems he works within, to advocate for meaningful change. His work centers on upholding every child's right to learn and grow in environments that honor and support their unique way of being. |