News from the Reggio Emilia Institute

Sommarsymposium 2026 sätter fokus på det som ska säkerställa förskolans kvalitet: utbildningens vetenskapliga grund, den beprövade erfarenheten och det systematiska kvalitetsarbetet. Vad betyder begreppen i praktiken och hur hänger de samman?

Styrelsemedlemmen och pedagogistan Lena Bäckström delar sina tankar och perspektiv i årets första digitala version av krönikan ”Synpunkten”.

Every December, the Reggio Emilia Institute gives a gift to an organization that helps improve the lives of children. In recent years, that gift has gone to UNICEF, and it will do so again this year.

Response to the article "Researchers make a U-turn: Stop documenting the youngest children" in Vi Lärare: Educational documentation is an approach, not a method.

Board members Anna Söderström Ahrborn and Leicy Olsborn Björby share their thoughts and perspectives in the first digital version of the column "Synpunkten" (The Viewpoint).

Harold Göthson, Modern Barndom's first editor-in-chief, reflects on what the magazine has meant to him over the years following the board's decision to discontinue publication at the end of the year.

The board of the Reggio Emilia Institute has decided to discontinue the magazine Modern Barndom. Issue 4 2025 will be the magazine's last issue.

Carla Rinaldi passed away on April 16, after a brief illness. As one of Reggio Emilia’s most influential voices, her work has left a lasting impression far beyond the borders of Italy.

Carla Rinaldi passed away on April 16, after a brief illness. As one of Reggio Emilia's most influential voices, her work has left its mark far beyond Italy's borders.

The Reggio Emilia Institute honors with great respect the memory of Carla Rinaldi, one of the most significant figures in the development of Reggio Emilia's educational philosophy.

Language in preschool is the theme of this year's Summer Symposium 2025. Together, we will explore questions such as: What exactly is language and how does language development work? How can preschools work with children's language?

Does your preschool need more money for continuing education? The government is increasing state subsidies for quality improvement measures in preschools by SEK 900 million in 2025.