Kerry is a Speech Pathologist and CEO of EarlyEd, a long-established provider of Kerrie Dominish family-centred early childhood intervention services. Her past and current roles in the speech pathology and ECI sectors have supported communities to meaningfully include young children in everyday community and educational situations (Play for All Australia, VIVID NSW, Everyone Can Play). Her recent partnerships and grants have filled gaps in information and services for families and professionals related to early literacy, early play, toy libraries, early active play in parks and playgrounds and school readiness. Kerry has been a long-serving volunteer committee and board member for many local and national community organisations. She values the way the not-for-profit sector can provide innovative and practical solutions for communities by advocating and then initiating, and implementing activities that are responsive to community challenges and changes. Kerry is committed to facilitating early access to evidence-based best practices for children and capacity building support for families and professionals. As an inaugural member of the PRECI Board, Kerry has been excited to be part of the many collaborative and educational activities PRECI has already undertaken and the prospect of increasing our knowledge and skills to better meet the needs of Australian children and families. She looks forward to the promising opportunities for practitioners, researchers and policy makers in the early childhood sectors, presenting at this critical time of sector reflection and review. One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her not to do so, because