Weekly Update Blog
In a fast-paced sector constantly changing, our members need regular information and updates on policy changes, government priorities, research, and program updates. That’s why our Executive Director posts a sector update each week for all of our members. Those posts appear here the following week.
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 […]