Looking Forward: Roles at The Federation Team for 2021
Last week, I offered a bit of a road map in terms of where The Federation was headed in 2021—highlighting some of the biggest issues and initiatives ahead of us. […]
Entries by Amy Mullis
Looking Forward: The Year Ahead at The Federation
The dual delays of the COVID-19 pandemic and the provincial election halted work on a number of our key initiatives and priority issues. But the new year has found The […]
Reflecting on a year like no other…
This has been a challenging and scary year for all of us. And as we head into, quite literally, the last and darkest days of 2020, it would be easy […]
MS Teams Resources for the Social Sector
The Information Services Division (ISD) in the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction has been responsible for rolling out MS Teams within the social sector and supporting the use […]
Federation Projects & Issues Update
Since the spring, The Federation team has been focusing a lot of our time and attention on supporting you and your organizations through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. But there remain […]
Cabinet Ministers and their Mandates
Last week, Premier Horgan announced his new cabinet and released the mandate letters for each minister. The Federation board and staff team had been eagerly awaiting this information and, in […]
The 2020 Annual General Meeting
Thank you to everyone who attended The Federation’s 2020 Annual General Meeting last week. While the meeting looked and functioned a little different from past AGMs, we managed to cover […]
The Federation’s 2020 Annual Report
This year’s annual report explores what Altogether better really means. The reason those two words show up so often on our website and our branded materials is that they actually […]
Two more steps toward reconciliation and resurgence
The two of us—Tanya and Rick, your President and Executive Director—have often talked about the winding circuitous routes that led us to where we are today and resulted in us […]
Remembering what is most important
You and I and every other British Columbian will be voting for the next provincial government between now and October 24th. This election may look and feel a little different […]