Our annual podcast recommendations are here! Check out these hand picked podcast episodes that inform, equip, and mobilize global citizens. For newbies and experts alike.
Our annual podcast recommendations are here! Check out these hand picked podcast episodes and binge-worthy series to inform, equip, and mobilize global citizens. Rethink what you thought you knew about global issues and how to address them. For newbies and experts alike.
BCCIC’s 2025 booklist begins with the climate crisis as a starting place and zooms into its intricate, entangled roots. The books featured—ranging from poetry, short stories, fiction, best sellers, and deep analysis—present pathways being forged and imagined by communities around the world to address the planetary polycrisis. Finally, they offer
For decades, Canada has lagged in its obligations to the international community, and today we hear renewed calls from Global South leaders and social movements for greater solidarity from Canadian civil society as the climate crisis closes in. In a time of great political and ecological uncertainty, it is critical
Our flagship International Development Week initiative Develop What? is a curated playlist of podcast episodes that explore social justice, decolonization, climate justice and all things international development. We specifically curated it for folks that are interested in learning more about these topics, and highly recommend it for those working in
Recommended reads on global issues, pathways to addressing them, and our role in it all. Our 2024 Booklist weaves an intricate tapestry of stories, knowledge, and perspectives that will captivate individuals interested in social justice, decolonization, solidarity, feminism, human rights, and global citizenship.
A report sharing the knowledge generated at the BC regional gathering of the Together|Ensemble Conference, Canada’s national conference devoted to tracking progress on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The report was produced for Canadian decision-makers in advance of planned high-level global Sustainable Development Goals gatherings at the UN Headquarters.
Two Tanzanian activists working to advance Indigenous Peoples’ rights and priorities joined us to share details about their work, the issues faced by the Maasai communities they work with, and progress being made to address them.
Our International Development Week 2023 kick off event explored women’s lived realities and leadership in the intersecting areas of food security, gender equality, the climate crisis and peace in different regions of the world.
How have the climate crisis and food insecurity (the former significantly exacerbating the latter) affected gender
The 10 year anniversary of Creatively United for the Planet’s first Earth Day event was celebrated with an incredible panel of youth voices that featured five young Canadian changemakers working in creative ways to help amplify youth voices in the fight against climate change with research, policy, community building, education
