Join our Cyber Security & Digital Literacy Webinar to learn practical ways to protect your non-profit from cyber threats. Gain expert insights on password management, phishing scams, device security, and digital safety policies.
RegisterIn part 3 of this series, we will explore scenarios and invite attendees to reflect and ideate on solutions and strategies that have potential to work within their own housing setting. Resources and strategies from lived experience and research will be shared.
RegisterIn part 2 of this series, we will share the importance of lived experience expertise, specifically in the context of community work with neurodivergent and other marginalized communities.
RegisterJoin us for an insightful 3 part series on bringing neuroinclusivity to housing! In part 1, attendees will be educated on neurodivergence, autism, and neurodiversity. This session will aid participants in understanding the unique housing needs of Autistic and Neurodivergent people.
RegisterLearn how Community Living BC (CLBC) partners with non-profit housing providers to create inclusive, affordable housing solutions for individuals with diverse abilities, fostering social change through meaningful, culturally safe collaborations.
RegisterDiscover how recent guidance from the Charities Directorate impacts affordable housing initiatives for Canadian non-profits, with expert insights from legal advocate Martha Rans.
RegisterIAP2 Training will provide you with the tools needed to move your projects forward in a timely, cost-effective way. Register today for this three week course, and receive an internationally recognized certificate!
RegisterSecure your spot in the exclusive Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Standard virtual course and engage in interactive, hands-on training to support those in need.
RegisterUnlock the potential of affordable housing in the non-profit sector using proven best practices. In partnership with Purpose Driven Development, this webinar explores case studies and key development pillars to streamline and accelerate complex housing projects.
RegisterJoin us for a special webinar in celebration of Indigenous People's Day. We are honored to host Mary Teegee, an esteemed advocate for Indigenous rights, who will lead a discussion centered around the powerful documentary "For Love." This event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the behind-the-scenes aspects of "For Love," exploring its themes and messages. Following the film discussion, attendees will have the chance to engage with Mary Teegee in an interactive Q&A session.
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.
RegisterDive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session journey, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society.
In this third 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.