Board Voice has partnered with The Federation of Community Social Services of BC (FCSSBC) who won a grant from the Vancouver Foundation to engage with businesses, municipalities, community partners and citizens to spark interest in new ideas in the design …
Vancouver, BC – Board Voice Society of BC (Board Voice) is renewing its call to the Premier and other elected officials to develop a social policy framework to take coordinated action to improve the lives of Aboriginal children and families. …
Premier Clark first issued ministry mandate letters on June 7, 2013. These letters are designed to act as ongoing work plans for each ministry, updated annually.
The content here is from the mandate letters issued June 12, 2015. Considered together, …
Justine Hunter at the Globe & Mail is reporting that the BC Liberals have a “plan-without-a-name” that happens to take aim at child poverty.
She writes, the BC “Liberals do not want to be measured against targets – perhaps having …
On Tu
esday February 17th from 2 to 4pm, Imagine Canada, the national umbrella organization for Canadian charities, will deliver a public policy workshop at the Vancouver Public Library. The workshop is aimed at local charity leaders and Board members …
On October 21, 2014, 39 board and executive directors from community based social service organizations joined with business leaders in Duncan B.C. to hear from a panel on “A Social Policy Framework: What are the possibilities for the Cowichan region?”…
There are growing demands on the provincial government to tackle social issues head-on.
Vernon council unanimously decided Tuesday to ask the provincial government to consult with
Board Voice recently received this bulletin from the CEO Network Board of Directors:
“On September 26th 2014 with a resounding show of support, the membership of the BC CEO Network voted to support and encourage the outstanding work …
BoardVoice and the Social Policy Framework are in today’s Vancouver Sun: Social Policy Has Big Economic Implications…
The launch of the SFU School of Public Policy’s report Making the Case: a Social Policy Framework for British Columbia made it onto CBC Radio’s The Early Edition on Monday at 6:12 AM. You can listen to the clip here…
