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CONFERENCE Program, Accommodation, and travel information
31st RECE Conference
Santiago, Chile
December 3-6, 2025
Justice and equity for children and communities: The urgency of decolonizing our Thinking and Practices
Justicia y equidad para las infancias y comunidades: La urgencia de descolonizar nuestro pensamiento y nuestras prácticas.
Thank you very much for your interest in joining the conference. The registration process has now closed, and we’re unfortunately unable to accept any additional payments or late registrations. We appreciate your understanding and interest in participating, and hope you’ll be able to join us at a future event.
Program
Please note that this is the final Program for RECE 2025.
The final Program can also be accessed here.
Bilingualism, accessibility, and diversity guidelines for presenting at the Conference are available here.
Update on Cultural Visit - Change of Venue Please note that the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos will be closed for renovations in December. Participants who had registered for this visit will instead have the opportunity to tour the Estadio Víctor Jara, another significant site of memory in Chile. This guided visit will explore the life and legacy of Víctor Jara (1932–1973) — a Chilean folk singer, theatre director, and human-rights advocate whose work shaped the Nueva Canción Chilena. The stadium, used as a detention center after the 1973 coup, now serves as a space for education and remembrance, connecting Chile’s past to its ongoing democratic and human-rights journey. Participants will also engage in a conversation with the Fundación Víctor Jara and, when possible, view creative projects developed with children and youth through the Foundation’s arts-and-memory workshops. AccommodationIf you are looking to organize shared accommodation with other RECE attendees, the 'RECE Roommate Connections' document is available. Please note that this document is public; please share information accordingly. The 2025 Host Committee has secured conference rates at five local hotels. These rates apply until February 2026. To book a room at discounted rates as part of a special agreement with Universidad Alberto Hurtado, bookings must be made by email.
TravelArriving in Santiago Santiago is served by a single international airport: Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL). Official transportation from the airport to the city is available and can be arranged through this link: Official Airport Transportation. We strongly recommend using official transport services for safety and reliability. Getting Around the City Santiago's public transport system is called RED Movilidad, which includes both metro and buses. To take a bus or metro you will need a BIP card. The card can be top up at any metro stations. The most convenient and secure way to move around the city is via the Santiago Metro. To plan your metro journey, please visit the Metro Journey Planner. Conference Venues
The nearest metro station to both universities is Metro Los Héroes. Visa and Entry Requirements Information regarding visa and entry permits for Chile is available through the Chilean Consular Services: Visa Information for Entering Chile. |
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