At their Annual General Meeting held April 9 – 11, 2014, in Creston, the Association of Kootenay and Boundary Local Governments (AKBLG) supported a resolution from the City of Nelson going forward to the Union of BC Municipalities calling for …
The Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities (AVICC) has recommended that the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) call on the Premier to begin designing a Social Policy Framework for BC.
The resolution was presented by the City of …
The Courier Islander is reporting that Campbell River city council will support a resolution by the City of Duncan to begin establishing a social policy framework for B.C. The motion was made by councillor Ron Kerr, in response to a …
BoardVoice Vice Chair Leslie Welin penned an article on why we need a Social Policy Framework in BC. It has run in the Parksville News, the Georgia Straight and a couple of other community papers.
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As of March 8, 2014 26 Community Social Service Agencies have signed the “There Is a Better Way” call to action.
If your agency has endorsed the call and you are not on the list, let us know …
Former MLAs are getting a peek at BoardVoice’s Social Policy Framework initiative.
The newsletter that goes to all retired MLAs has published a story by Craig East, Treasurer of BoardVoce, on the signing of the “There Is A …
Nelson City Council has unanimously passed a resolution calling on BC’s premier to begin creating a Social Policy Framework.
Nelson’s resolution will be now be considered at the 2014 Association of Kootenay Boundary Local Governments (AKBLG) Conference in Creston, …
One of our keynote speakers at the BoardVoice AGM in November 2013 was Leanne Wagner. She was integral to the public engagement and subsequent development of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework.
This is a video of her presentation. It is quite …
The City of Duncan’s decision to call for a province-wide Social Policy Framework is in the latest edition of the Cowichan News Leader Pictorial: Read it here
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On January 20th, Duncan City Council voted to adopt a resolution calling on the provincial government to begin a consultation to design a Social Policy Framework for British Columbia. They will present this resolution to the Association of Vancouver Island …
