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.
Submissions for the 2025 RECE Conference have now closed. All authors who submitted to present at the Conference have now been notified about the status of their proposal via email. For questions related to submitted proposals, please contact the Conference Program Co-Chairs Mathias Urban and Mara Sapon-Shevin.
We anticipate that registration for the 2025 RECE Conference will open by the end of July.
We are delighted to welcome you to the 31st Annual RECE Conference in Santiago, Chile. Below you will find key information regarding registration fees and what your registration includes. We warmly encourage you to take advantage of the early bird rates and join us in this important global conversation.
Category |
Early Bird (by Sept 12th) |
Standard Rate |
In-Person Students, practitioners, and non-wage earning registrants, Early Bird |
230 USD |
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In-Person RECE Member, Early Bird |
380 USD |
380 USD |
In-Person RECE members |
- |
450 USD |
In-Person Non-RECE members |
- |
550 USD |
In-Person 1-day only (In-Person) |
- |
160 USD |
Virtual-only Students, practitioners, and non-wage earning registrants |
- |
120 USD |
Virtual-only, RECE Member & Non-Member |
- |
200 USD |
Please note: All presenters must be registered by October 1st, 2025
What’s included in your in-person registration?
Visits to early childhood education centres are optional with an additional fee of $40 USD. These visits will take place on Wednesday, December 3rd.
AccommodationThe 2025 Host Committee has secured conference rates at five local hotels. These rates apply until February 2026.
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. |