BCCIC
The British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) is a coalition of international development organizations. Through relationship-building with other networks, BCCIC works toward its goal of achieving sustainable global development in a peaceful and healthy environment with social justice, human dignity and participation for all.
Working Together
BCCIC consists of a dynamic network of 60 organizations, community groups, social purpose businesses, academic institutions and individuals working to achieve sustainable development across the globe. BCCIC members work hand in hand with over 455 partners around the world to advance human rights, social justice and climate action. It’s through our collective efforts as a coalition that we are able to create and sustain impact.
What Guides Our Work
Our approach is one of collective impact, recognizing that members, communities and partners in Canada and in countries around the world have experience and knowledge on where they stand and where they wish to go. Connecting knowledge among our membership and with the broader environment, allies and networks is a large part of the work we carry out.
Our Strategic Directions
Connecting Voices: People to People, People with People
Rethinking Cooperation: Unlearning & Relearning as a Continuous,
Dynamic Process
Supporting Members’ Organizational Capacity
Featured Updates
Global elites won’t solve the climate crisis—people will. This Earth Day, see how an African-led movement is challenging the status quo and mobilizing for climate justice.
Sharing our favourite podcast episodes and binge-worthy series on the issues of our times, the fight to address them, and practical solutions yet to reach their full potential.
We sit with youth activists to understand how young people in Canada are working to dismantle global systems of oppression, claim power as united global citizens, and how Canadians of all ages can follow suit.
International development organizations and others within the BCCIC network always have things on the go that are accessible to the general public, such as events, training offerings, educational opportunities, job and volunteer postings, and more.
