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Erin Schryer

Erin Schryer is the executive director of Elementary Literacy Inc., a provincial non-profit organization in New Brunswick with a mission to offer and champion the development of high-quality early literacy programs and policies for ensuring more New Brunswick children learn to read early and well.

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:
Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
Canada's federal minister responsible for reducing poverty Jean-Yves Duclos, who is the minister of Families, Children and Social Development. Erin Schryer and Nicole Letourneau say policy-makers should invest in, develop, and sustain a high quality early child development framework that prioritizes child and family health, development, care, and learning. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:
Canada's federal minister responsible for reducing poverty Jean-Yves Duclos, who is the minister of Families, Children and Social Development. Erin Schryer and Nicole Letourneau say policy-makers should invest in, develop, and sustain a high quality early child development framework that prioritizes child and family health, development, care, and learning. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:
Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
Canada's federal minister responsible for reducing poverty Jean-Yves Duclos, who is the minister of Families, Children and Social Development. Erin Schryer and Nicole Letourneau say policy-makers should invest in, develop, and sustain a high quality early child development framework that prioritizes child and family health, development, care, and learning. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:

When inequality in Canada goes up, child well-being goes down

Opinion | BY ERIN SCHRYER, NICOLE LETOURNEAU | January 12, 2017
  • National Child Day has been celebrated across Canada every Nov. 20 since 1993 to commemorate the United Nations’ adoption of two documents describing children’s rights:
Canada's federal minister responsible for reducing poverty Jean-Yves Duclos, who is the minister of Families, Children and Social Development. Erin Schryer and Nicole Letourneau say policy-makers should invest in, develop, and sustain a high quality early child development framework that prioritizes child and family health, development, care, and learning. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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