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 […]
Entries by Amy Mullis
BC Provincial Election Posters
Historically, low voter turnout often leads to government decision-making that prioritizes the needs of the elite at the expense of marginalized or vulnerable community members. So The Federation is encouraging […]
Things to remember in tough times
Between the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, increasing action and attention around racial justice and police violence, and the blanket of smoke resulting from the tragic fires wreaking havoc in California, Oregon, […]
Funding for Training, Health & Safety
Back in February, as part of the 2020 provincial budget, we were told that BC’s community social services sector would be receiving funds for training and professional development. We were […]
A commitment to caring
Over the past few months, in the midst of this giant, challenging mess we all find ourselves in, The Federation team has been talking to our members every week—on calls, […]
Projects and Issues Update
For the past several months, we have focused our attention on supporting you and your organizations through the COVID-19 pandemic. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t other important issues and […]
Response Paper: Building BC’s Recovery, Together
Over the past month, the BC government has been soliciting feedback, ideas, and priorities for our province’s economic recovery. The discussion paper, Building BC’s Recovery, Together, asked key questions like: What […]
BC Social Care Oral History Project
All the way back in 2011, The Federation and the United Community Services Coop (now Realize Strategies) partnered on a pilot project to interview social sector leaders and document the […]
Federation Research Bulletin: July 2020
This month’s research bulletin includes new articles and reports about youth substance use, treatment needs and barriers to accessing services, hospital stays relate to youth substance use, and a systematic […]
Summer Reconciliation Reading List
Summer is upon us! And while this summer already feels quite different from years past, there are familiar things that I am looking forward to—and one of those things is […]