TCLIP, in partnership with Coquitlam Public Library, will host the fourth book club session for Diversity in Books - a book club to read diverse voices. Our book of the month in March is Older Sister. Not Necessarily Related by Jenny Heijun Wills. About the book: "Delving into gender, class, racial, and ethnic complexities, as well as […]

Are you a newcomer in Langley? Do you have questions about services? Need information about Settlement? Language? Health? Education? Safety? Join us on March 4 from 11am to 1pm. Meet service providers and learn about the services available in Langley. Click here to register. For more information, contact info@lcss.ca or 604.534.7921 PDF Poster: Newcomers' Orientation in […]

Learn how to attract, assess and hire for talent for your business. On Thursday, March 11, Theresa Bolton of Customized Recruitment will walk you through recruiting best practices, why hiring right the first time is critical to the success of your business, and much more!

Part 1 - A timely and insightful investigation into diversity and inclusion that explores language, unconscious bias and respectful team building. Part 2 - An informative workshop on LGBTQ+ identities that educates participants on vocabulary, appropriate language, and respectful conduct around gender and sexuality. Part 1 - March 12, 2021 11am-1pm Part 2 - March […]

The Family Education & Support Centre, on behalf of the Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Katzie Local Immigration Partnership (LIP), is hosting a Community Forum on Supporting Newcomers. The event will take place March 16, 10 am - 12 pm, via Zoom. Please register by March 5 to receive the Zoom link and additional information.

Join speakers Shanga Karim, Leila Shifteh and Richard Belcham for this webinar on the importance of storytelling in refugee advocacy and representation. The webinar will cover the following topics: Storytelling as a tool in refugee advocacy Why it's important to centre refugee voices and experiences Best practices for facilitating spaces for folks with lived refugees […]

WorkBC Langley & Maple Ridge Centres are proud to host this exciting career fair for province-wide job opportunities with BC Public Service!

Part 2 - An informative workshop on LGBTQ+ identities that educates participants on vocabulary, appropriate language, and respectful conduct around gender and sexuality. To register for this event, go to: www.linktr.ee/LangleyChildren

In Fall 2019, a new course on immigration research was launched at Dalhousie University. The course was designed to develop research that caters to the interest of community partners. This form of university course transforms the classroom space into an incubator for collaborative research that produces research relevant for community partners, while students learn from […]

Learn how the Immigrant Women Entrepreneurship Program and Immigrant Women Entrepreneurship Network are helping Nova Scotian immigrant women access information, resources, and build connections. These women are benefiting from a community where they feel confident, prepared, and supported. We’ll discuss the impact of COVID-19 on our efforts to expand women’s entrepreneurship in Nova Scotia and […]

Langley Community Services Society in partnership with Langley Human Dignity Coalition and Langley Local Immigration Partnership (LIP), is pleased to offer this workshop on: Reconciliation – What is my Role? Speaker: Kory Wilson, Executive Director, Indigenous Initiatives and Partnerships, BCIT. This workshop will explore key questions on Reconciliation and how to transition towards adopting anti-colonial […]

In this workshop two collaborative projects will be presented. An analysis will be provided that explores the experiences of six GAR families resettling at the time the pandemic was declared. This provides the sector with an opportunity to understand the impacts and implications of COVID-19 on settlement. Additionally, a collaborative approach to support the dissemination […]

The trend of community-based evaluation has shifted the focus from seeing evaluation reactively to appease funder expectations, to seeing evaluation proactively for healthy organizational development. A community-based approach to evaluation can help evaluation to be meaningful and support adaptive management, especially during disruptive and uncertain times. This workshop will explore how service provider organizations can […]