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PLAY Spaces and Environments for Children’s Physical Activity, Health & Development (PLAYCE) works to uncover the best environments, policies and programs to facilitate physically active lifestyles for lifelong health and wellbeing. We hope that you find the information we post useful and encourage you to leave comments and join in the conversation. We expect that Facebook users interacting with our page will make sure that their conduct is not:
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27/08/2026

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We're excited to share that Dr Jacinta Francis, one of our Play Active researchers, will be presenting at the Conference 2026!

Her presentation, "From play spaces to public places: Early childhood settings shape social cohesion," explores how early childhood education and care environments - and the neighbourhoods surrounding them - shape young children's health, wellbeing and sense of belonging, drawing on research from the PLAYCE Cohort Study and .

If you'll be in Melbourne from 30 September – 3 October, don't miss this session! Registrations are still open — head to the link below to secure your spot. 🌱👶

🔗 https://www.ecaconference.com.au/2026/register/

PLAYCE research profiled in the International Journal of Population Data Science special issue, led by the World Health ...
24/07/2026

PLAYCE research profiled in the International Journal of Population Data Science special issue, led by the World Health Organization (WHO). Can your postcode shape your child’s development before school even begins?

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