“Iwe givall children dignity and richness, everything changes on the administrative and political level.”

L. Malaguzzi


...a dynamic forum for collaborative inquiry, exchange, and advocacy focusing on the experience of childhood and the process of learning.

 “If we give all children dignity and richness, everything changes on the administrative and political level.”

- L. Malaguzzi

Welcome to the Reggio-Inspired Network of Minnesota, a broad gathering of educators and citizens from Minnesota and nearby regions, who work in a variety of schools and civic organizations around issues of education and democracy. Inspired by the innovative preschools and infant-toddler centers in Reggio Emilia, Italy, Network participants look closely at the “Reggio approach” as well as examine and discuss our local experiences.  Here you will find information, inspiration and resources. 

Events

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The Educational Project of Reggio-Emilia

 Introduction
 Relationships at the Core
 Seeing Children and Ourselves
 Role of the Learning Environment
 Observing, Listening, and Thinking
 Possibilities Abound

The Reggio-Inspired Network of MN

Vision & Mission
Professional Development
"Seeing Children Initiative"
FAQs
Current Board Members
Our Logo - Vang's Story
Our History

Information

 Children as Researchers
 Teachers as Researchers
 Parents as Researchers
 Community Members as Researchers

Jobs Forum

If you have a job that relates to Reggio-inspired work, we would like to post it in our Jobs Forum. Email reggioinspiredmn@gmail.com. We will post the job within a week of receiving your email, and it will remain posted for at least 3 months.

There are currently six jobs posted, click here to review the job openings.


Join us for our 
Annual Meeting and Happy Hour
May 1

RINM Educational Scholarship
The Reggio Inspired Network of Minnesota's Education Scholarship is a new opportunity available to those interested in learning more about the Reggio Approach. Network members are invited to apply at any time of the year (a minimum of 6 weeks before an event you plan to attend). This scholarship may be used for registration costs to local, national or international Reggio-inspired workshops and conferences. Preference will be given to professional development opportunities where educators from the schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy are presenting. Funds are limited and awards are made at the discretion of the Reggio-Inspired Network of Minnesota Board. 


RINM Educational Scholarship Application

Civic Engagement

In keeping with the spirit of civic engagement promoted in Reggio Emilia, honoring children and childhood, here is an opportunity for you to add your voice to the discussion on behalf of all children throughout our state.

Please join us to advance state policies — sharing plans, establishing a common base of knowledge, and building relationships — in support of early childhood, from prenatal care through age 3.

Prenatal to Three

  • January 28, 2020
  • 9 am to Noon
  • University of St Thomas

The next session in this quarterly series for advocates, policymakers, and community members will focus on plans for the upcoming legislative session. Organizations will have the opportunity to preview proposals for which they plan to advocate; for more information and to sign up, send a message to pto3policyforums@gmail.com.

RINM Winter 2020 Newsletter

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Reggio-Inspired Network of Minnesota is a 501(c)3 non-profit located at 525 Pelham Blvd. N., Saint Paul, MN 55104 

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