The non-profit housing sector is growing and innovating like never before – and BCNPHA is here to help you keep up with it all.
We deliver a wide range of education and training online so that your teams can fit professional development into their busy schedules. Ensure your organization is equipped for today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities with our Online Learning Events.
Is there a topic or session you would like to see on our calendar?
Please connect with us at: learn@bcnpha.ca.
Dive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society. In the 2nd workshop of the series, participants learn an overview of colonization history in Canada from first contact to the social impact of residential schools on the lives of Indigenous peoples.
RegisterDive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session journey, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society.
In this 3rd session, delve into the pivotal concepts of colonization, privilege, and stereotyping. Reflect on their profound impact on our work dynamics and personal relationships. Explore strategies to foster stronger collaboration with Indigenous communities.
This session covers SHRSP and the current offers for gas absorption heat pumps and dual fuel rooftop units. Learn how these appliances work, what the upgrades entail, and the financial supports available from studying feasibility through implementation support and installation.
RegisterEnergy benchmarking can help identify potential energy efficiency projects and operational improvements at one building or multiple buildings across your portfolio. BCNPHA’s Asset Management team provides a no-cost benchmarking service using ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager (ESPM). Join us to learn the basics of benchmarking and how to connect with BCNPHA to access this simple, no-cost service
RegisterDive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society. In the fourth workshop, participants will learn about the key concepts of colonization, privilege and stereotyping. They will also learn to develop meaningful relationship-building strategies with Indigenous community members and organizations.
RegisterTo cancel your Online Learning Event registration email us at learn@bcnpha.ca to let us know, as we often have wait lists for our sessions. Visit our cancellation/no show policy page for more information.
BCNPHA is committed to creating and supporting a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment at our online and in-person events, as well as in our virtual education programs.