Blog Posts and Updates
Changes happen quickly in our sector. Check this space for Weekly Updates from our Executive director, news releases, issue tracking, and posts from our leadership blog.
Changes happen quickly in our sector. Check this space for Weekly Updates from our Executive director, news releases, issue tracking, and posts from our leadership blog.
The Federation of Community Social Services of BC
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Our committment to reconciliation and decolonization includes recognizing that our work takes place on the unceded lands of many First Nations. In all that we do, The Federation strives to create more equitable relationships for and with our Indigenous partners and community members.
The Federation of Community Social Services of BC has been a provincial leader in the child, youth, adult, and family serving field for 40 years. We provide tools and supports that enable BC’s community social services to do their best work. Read more »
Living into reconciliation: moving forward
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy MullisLast week, The Federation’s Reconciliation Action Group met to reflect on the October Conference and to discuss how our organization can continue living into reconciliation. Some of the group members […]
Strengthening our federation: Connecting with members and increasing engagement
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy Mullis“Community engagement means listening to the voices, needs, and ideas of the community. It means reporting back on the outcomes of engagement and honouring people’s time and ideas.” – Federation […]
Connection, understanding, and collaboration
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy MullisWhen I started this job, I devoted time to a road trip across B.C. I wanted to visit and speak with as many Federation members as possible. I wanted to […]
Conference Reflections: Reconciliation as a way of being
/in Weekly Update /by Amy MullisLast week I was honoured and humbled to be joined by many of you for three days of intense and heartfelt dialogue, learning, and connection. The Federation will revisit and […]
The Federation’s second member survey report is out now!
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy MullisEarlier this year, The Federation released a report analyzing the data from the 2015 Federation Member Survey and a study done in partnership with the University of Victoria. That report, the […]
It’s time for change
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy MullisThe B.C. government’s Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services will begin its annual province-wide public consultations next week. These consultations give citizens, groups, and organizations the opportunity to […]
The Fed’s Communication Strategy: Let us know what’s most important to you
/in Federation News, Weekly Update /by Amy MullisThe Federation’s mission is to act as a catalyst for positive change to B.C.’s social policies and community programs. We strive to influence social policy and improve social conditions in […]
Al Etmanski’s speaking notes from the FCSSBC Social Policy Forum
/in Federation News /by caordaThe political announcement in Tuesday’s budget to increase spending for children in care occurred in large part because FOR THE LAST 15 – 20 YEARS: You spoke up IN DEFENSE OF […]
2020 Resources – Al Etmanski’s speaking notes from the FCSSBC Social Policy Forum
/in Federation News /by fcssbcThe political announcement in Tuesday’s budget to increase spending for children in care occurred in large part because FOR THE LAST 15 – 20 YEARS: You spoke up IN DEFENSE OF […]