• Shape the Strategy: Contribute to Canada’s Strategy on Agenda 2030

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    Visit the Government of Canada’s online portal to talk about the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This global effort has potential to end poverty, fight inequality, and tackle climate change. It is now up to all of us to work together to develop Canada’s path forward. Question sections include: Our […]

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  • BCCIC TEDx Talk: “Embracing Hopelessness”

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    Mike Simpson (BCCIC Executive Director) speaks on how the feeling of “hopelessness”, the older sibling of hope, can provide us with the serene clarity and guidance needed to face ourselves and humanity’s greatest challenges occurring this century. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a […]

  • Sustainable Development Goals Yoga Resources

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    This resource page provides a hub of material to learn and use #SDGYoga, the 60 minute yoga practice that assigns a yoga pose to each of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This includes Introductory Training Video Faciliator Manual SDGYoga Trailer By sharing the instruction and concepts of the routine, we believe we can ensure […]

BCCIC’s Movement Map is a home-grown project that maps organizations whose work is connected to the Sustainable Development Goals. Use the map to search for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that are doing work Internationally, or who are addressing sustainable development in British Columbia and Canada’s North. Look for organizations to volunteer or work with, or just learn more about all the great work  happening in your community!

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BC 2030 is a non-partisan political campaign that looks to the UN Sustainable Development Goals as an opportunity for British Columbia to demonstrate provincial leadership on global issues.

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