Community ASIST Workshop individual registration
2025-11-24 09:00 - 2025-11-25 17:00 (America/Vancouver) | Need2 Office, 2390 Arbutus Road, Victoria, BC, V8N 1V7, Canada
ASIST is a two-day workshop that provides suicide first aid training to participants. This training provides participants with the competencies needed to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, providing a skilled intervention, and developing a safety plan to keep someone alive.
You do not need to work in the health or mental health field to take ASIST. We need people in all roles in the community to be ASIST trained to create a suicide-safer community!
The cost of the workshop is $325. Student rate is available upon request.

The workshop will take place at the NEED2 office.
Lunch, coffee/tea and snacks will be provided

To register visit our website here
Questions; email communityeducation@need2.ca

Members Club: Early Childhood Development and Resilience
2025-11-25 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual Event
When and What Time?
November 25th, 2025 || Virtual (Zoom)
English: 12:00 – 1:00pm ET
Price?
Free and exclusive to members
Get your member discount code HERE
Resource
Training Portal: Early Childhood Development and Resilience
Why Attend?
Members Club is a quarterly online gathering of members designed to provide family support workers with a dedicated space to connect, share, and grow together. This club is an opportunity for Families Canada members to engage in activities and events, focused on fostering open conversation and encouraging members to build their networks and enhance family support services.
Session Overview
Who: Moderated by early childhood development expert and former executive director of Abilio Centre, Isabelle Vinet.
What: We’ll be discussing: Early Childhood Development and Resilience (Watch here before Members Club)
Resilience is not genetic but built over time through connection and supportive environments fostered by caregivers and/or family support professionals. In this e-module and discussion session, learn what resilience is, what it means in the early years, why it matters, and how you can help.
Where: Register and receive the virtual Meeting Link
When: November 25th, 2025 || 12-1pm ET
Fee: FREE for Families Canada members. Get the member discount code from your member portal here or sign up for membership here
What you need to do

Get your member discount code Here
Watch the E-Module Here (We recommend watching before the event)
Register for the Event Here
No training portal account yet, create your account Here
Not yet a member, sign up for membership Here

Who Can Benefit from This Session?
If you have direct interactions with families and children as part of your work, then this session is for you! Your job title might be:

Family support practitioners
Perinatal support worker
Early years worker
Resource mother
Home visitor
Social worker
Nurse, pediatrician, family doctor, or health care worker

Discussion Moderator

Isabelle Vinet
Psychoeducator
Isabelle Vinet holds a master’s degree in Psychoeducation from the Université de Montréal. Over the past 20 years, she has focused her professional activities on translating scientific knowledge on early childhood development into action.
She served as the executive director of Abilio-Childhood Knowledge Dissemination Centre an organization whose mission is to promote proven practices aimed at fostering the well-being of children from an early age. Abilio prevention programs have all undergone a rigorous evaluation process that has been in place for over 30 years in Quebec.
Abilio also encompasses the dissemination activities of the Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development (www.enfant-encyclopedie.com), a unique virtual resource with international reach that compiles the world’s best knowledge on early childhood development.
Register Here

Disability Tax Credit for Mental Health Conditions
2025-11-25 16:00 - 17:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Join our FREE webinar on Disability Tax Credit (DTC) for Mental Health Conditions, hosted by Dr. Gurdeep Parhar!
Discover how to apply for the DTC, learn about eligible mental health conditions, and get important updates on the Canada Disability Benefits Program.
Reserve your spot for November 25, 2025, at 4pm PST / 6pm CST / 7pm EST.

REGISTER HERE

Fed Skills Workshop
2025-11-25 18:00 - 19:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Join us for a Fed Skills Workshop!
Interested in expanding or developing your skills?
Join a Fed Skills workshop to connect with other youth from care and learn about subjects like: Peer Support; Justice, Equity Diversity & Inclusion; Leadership, and much more!
Participants will receive a certificate of completion for each workshop which can be used for job or school applications or go towards SAJE life skills hrs.

NEXT Fed Skills Workshop
Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Who can attend:
Youth in and from care in BC between the ages of 14-28
When:
Tues Nov 25, 6-7PM
Where:
Virtual – Teams
After completing this training you should:
Understand the concepts: justice, equity, diversity and inclusion
Understand systems of power and privilege
Gain greater understanding of personal bias
Know what intersectionality means
Know what strategies to support justice, equity, diversity and inclusion

Wills & Estate Planning
2025-11-25 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Becoming well-informed about wills, trusts and estate planning is necessary to secure the financial future of your loved one with a disability. In this workshop, Geoffrey White will explain how to arrange your estate, prepare a will, and the various ins and outs of setting up a trust specifically for your relative or loved-one with a disability.
REGISTER HERE

Lunchtime Education Kernel: Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities: Presented by PAC Outreach Program (POP)
2025-11-26 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
We would like to invite you to participate in an upcoming educational session hosted by the PAC Outreach Program. This session will focus on mental health and developmental disabilities, specifically designed for professionals and individuals who provide support to adults with intellectual disabilities. Your involvement in this important discussion would be greatly valued.
Date: November 26, 2025
Time: 12 pm to 1 pm
Format: Virtual via MS Teams
To register, please use this link: Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

Now What? A beginning conversation to support families when our kids begin experimenting with substances
2025-11-26 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Learning that our kids are using substances can be scary. Our fears about substance use can affect how we react. Learn with us while Victoria Keddis hosts a conversation with Douglas Hardie, Registered Clinical Counsellor and Program Coordinator of Island Health’s Child, Youth and Family Mental Health and Substance Use Programs. This is a beginning conversation to help parents self-reflect on how they show up to talk to their kids about their substance use.
Join us and other families for this video presentation and discussion that’s facilitated by a FamilySmart Family Peer Support Worker.
6:30pm-8:00pm Pacific Time (most of British Columbia)
7:30pm-9:00pm Mountain Time (Alberta)
These events are funded for parents and caregivers living in the Province of British Columbia and for CASA families in Alberta. If you are from another province or territory, or live outside of Canada, we welcome you to visit our video library at www.familysmart.ca/videos and use our resources. Thank you.
REGISTER HERE

Becoming a More Emotionally Mature Parent
2025-11-26 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
This workshop explores: ways to improve emotional maturity, supporting ourselves as parents and supporting our children in a way that allows them to grow and gives them the space to be their true selves.
REGISTER HERE

FASD Housing Solutions - Part 1: What We’ve Learned So Far
2025-11-28 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
In this webinar recording, viewers will learn about the ChOoSE research initiative where the goal is to co-create innovative housing solutions for those with FASD. The webinar recording will also include a presentation from a member of the CanFASD AFECT committee, sharing his experience with finding housing as an adult with FASD. This webinar is a recording and was originally shown April 26th, 2024. Viewers will have the chance to watch the recording while also receiving new updates on the ChOoSE housing website and be able to ask questions in real time. This webinar acts as a refresher before part two of the housing series happens in January of 2026.

Holiday Care Kits
2025-11-28 10:30 - 15:30 (America/Vancouver) | Federation of BC Youth in Care Networks Office, 360-555 Sixth Street, New Westminster, BC, V3L 5H1, Canada
Request your Holiday Care Kit!
The winter holidays can be a difficult time. We want to remind you
that you’re supported and cared about this holiday season!
Holiday Care Kits are a package of goodies from us to you.
They are for youth in and from care
between the ages of 14-28, as well as Fed Alumni.
Apply for a FREE kit below:
Request a Kit
Want to Get involved in our Holiday Program?Help us Build over 500 Holiday Care Kits!
We need your help to spread some Fed magic this holiday season!
We are looking for youth and adult volunteers to help build our holiday care kits!
Date:
November 28, 2025
Time:
10:30AM-3:30PM
Where:
New Westminster, BC
Training:
Hands on training provided during build
Other:
Lunch and snacks provided
Contact Marcey at marcey.amaya@fbcyicn.ca or 604-355-2530 to learn more about this opportunity!

Santa Claus Parade
2025-11-29 13:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Belleville & Government to Douglas and Chatham and Bastian Square
Join us for the 43rd Peninsula Co-op Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, November 29th, and experience the magic of the season in downtown Victoria!
Start your afternoon at the Bastion Square Christmas Festival presented by Peninsula Co-op between 1:00 PM and 6:00 PM — sip on warm mulled cider, enjoy delicious holiday treats, and snap a festive photo with Santa (furry friends are welcome too!).
Then, grab your spot along the parade route for the Peninsula Co-op Santa Claus Parade presented by CHEK Media at 5:30 PM, as dazzling floats, marching bands, and holiday cheer light up the streets!
And the magic doesn’t end there — after the parade, head over to Centennial Square for the spectacular Lights of Wonder opening night, where thousands of twinkling lights bring the heart of the city to life.

Holiday Party!
2025-11-29 14:00 - 16:30 (America/Vancouver) | Church of our Lord, 626 Blanshard Str., Victoria, BC, V8W 3G6, Canada
Join us for our annual Holiday Party hosted by the Greater Victoria Down Syndrome Society! Enjoy snacks, games and songs. After the party, gather with friends and family to watch the Santa Claus Parade in downtown Victoria. Mark your calendars for November 30th and don’t miss out on this heartwarming event!

The Ripple Effect: How Complex Grief from Suicide Loss Shapes Our Bodies, Minds, and Connections (A Webinar)
2025-11-29 16:00 - 18:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
This online webinar is designed for community members 19 yrs+ who have experienced the loss of suicide. This session will be different from NEED2’s regular peer support group meetings, as it will be more activity-based and focused on the psychoeducation around grief and loss.
November 29th, 4-6 pm online
Please note:
– This is a free webinar and will be held online over zoom
– Spots are limited so please register if you would like to attend
– Registration will close at 5pm on Nov 27th
– Registered participants will receive the zoom link for the webinar by email on Friday, November 28th
For questions, please reach out to supportgroup@need2.ca

We Are One
2025-11-30 14:00 - 16:00 (America/Vancouver) | Dave Dunnet Community Theatre, 2121 Cadboro Bay Rd., Victoria, BC, V8R 5G4, Canada
Our dynamic, upcoming show on November 30th is going to be amazing! Advanced tickets are available and recommended as this show often sells out in advance. Outstanding performers celebrate human solidarity day and the International Day of Persons With Disabilities. Click this link for full information about the show and tickets.

Outstanding performers commemorate Human Solidarity Day and the International Day of Persons With Disabilities

FEATURING:

MC – Gregor Craigie (CBC Radio Host)
Kalyna Ukrainian Choir
Hounds of Cuchulain (Celtic band)
Caleb Hart (Caribbean)
REACH! All Abilities Performing Co and Children’s Chorus
Canadian College of Performing Arts dancers
Garth Homer “One Voice, Many Stories”.

Wheelchair accessible. Advanced tickets recommended.

Rare But Not Alone
2025-12-01 18:30 - 19:30 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Join us in this welcoming space for families who care for someone with a rare disorder (diagnosed or not). Rare disorders and conditions affect a small number of people in the country or even the world. Living with a rare disorder or condition can feel invisible and isolating, and sometimes there are seemingly no answers. But it doesn’t have to be scary all of the time—especially if you have others beside you! Join our supportive group and find strength in numbers as we share stories, connect with others who understand, and build upon our supportive networks.
Family Support Institute of BC (FSI) is a provincial not-for-profit society committed to supporting families who have a family member with a disability. FSI is unique in Canada and the only grassroots family to family organization that has a broad volunteer base. FSI SUPPORTS AND SERVICES ARE FREE TO ANY FAMILY FSI is committed to making our events as accessible as possible to everyone who wants to attend. If you have accessibility needs, please let us know when you register, or send us an email to discuss your specific needs. Sign language (ASL) interpretation can be available with 3 weeks notice. Please identify that you require ASL when you register.

Learn About Support Worker Central
2025-12-02 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Are you looking to hire support staff? Learn about Support Worker Central, a free, province-wide job board where families and their loved ones with disabilities can find and hire support staff. During this presentation, you will learn how to create an account as someone hiring staff through Support Worker Central, how the job board works, and the resources available to support you as an employer. There will be time to ask questions. This presentation is geared towards people who are hiring support staff; however, if you are interested in becoming a support worker, you are welcome to attend.
Tuesday, December 2, 2025, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am
REGISTER HERE

Children in Care - A Group for Parents and Caregivers
2025-12-02 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
A support group for those with kids in care, considering care, or feeling pressured to place their kids in care.
Only families who have experienced this unique journey truly understand the challenges it brings. Whether due to removal, a special needs agreement, or a voluntary care agreement, placing a child with extra support needs into the Ministry’s care is an incredibly difficult and emotional decision. Families often face feelings of guilt, judgment, and isolation during this process. You’re not alone. Join us for an open and heartfelt conversation with other families who share your experience. This is a space for parents and caregivers to connect, share, and support one another without fear of judgment.
Let’s come together to find hope, resilience, and connection.
** PLEASE NOTE: This meeting is reserved for families with a member with a disability and self advocates only ** Family Support Institute of BC (FSI) is a provincial not-for-profit society committed to supporting families who have a family member with a disability.
FSI is unique in Canada and the only grassroots family to family organization that has a broad volunteer base. FSI SUPPORTS AND SERVICES ARE FREE TO ANY FAMILY

Fed Family Winter
2025-12-02 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
We are excited to be hosting our fourth annual Fed Family Winter Celebration! This year’s virtual event is happening on
Tuesday Dec 2, 2025, from 6:30-8PM.
Join us for an evening of fun, winter-themed activities, laughter, and connecting with your Fed Family.
To register for this event, click here.

Inspired Educators Cafe
2025-12-02 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Join Cari Rawling and Rian Bennett, Northern Ambassadors at Early Childhood Educators of BC (ECEBC), in an online dialogue around the experience of being an early years professional in the north. They will reflect on current challenges, emerging areas of support, and hopes for early childhood education spaces in the north.
When: December 2nd, 2025
Time: 6:30 pm – 8 pm
Where: Zoom
Register Here

Ability To Rise
2025-12-03 08:00 - 16:30 (America/Halifax) | Cedar Event Centre, 111 Clayton Park Drive, Halifax, NS, B3M 1M3, Canada
Overview

Join us to honour champions of accessibility and inclusion through stories, awards, and performances that inspire change.

Welcome to Ability to Rise: Celebrating Leaders in Disability Inclusion
A celebration in recognition of the United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3, 2025.

About
This inspiring event features motivational speakers, engaging presentations, live performances, awards ceremonies, great food, and meaningful networking opportunities. It’s a space where employers, community leaders, and advocates come together to recognize progress, share stories, and reaffirm their commitment to accessibility and inclusion in our workplaces and communities.
Ability to Rise is a province-wide collaboration between:

Government of Nova Scotia’s Accessibility Directorate
Halifax Regional Municipality’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ANSAIO)
Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission (NSHRC)
Nova Scotia League for Equal Opportunities (NSLEO)
Nova Scotia Liquor Commission (NSLC)
Nova Scotia Works (NSW)
TEAM Work Cooperative & the MentorAbility program
The Disability Partnership

Together, we are building a platform that celebrates leadership, accessibility, and inclusion —showcasing the power and potential of persons with disabilities across Nova Scotia.

Transportation Information
Halifax Transit Routes & Schedules
Closest Bus Routes: 3, 4, and 135 (Lacewood Dr. & Dunbrack St.)
Secondary Routes: 2, 136, 137, 138 (Willett St. & Dunbrack St.)
Walking Distance: 8–10 minutes from bus stops to the venue.
If you have transportation barriers or concerns, email info@nsleo.com and we’ll assist wherever possible.

Accessibility Information
Below you’ll find details about accessibility supports and event logistics.
When registering, please note any accessibility needs or required services so we can reduce barriers as much as possible.
Services already being provided are:

ASL interpreters
CART (captioning)
Sighted guides

Venue Accessibility:

Accessible parking available (note: spaces and aisles are smaller than standard size)
Table clearance is 26.5” but if you need a higher clearance, please indicate this in your registration form

Event Accessibility:

Seating arranged to accommodate accessibility and dietary needs
Breakfast: plated service
Lunch: buffet service
Volunteers available to assist as needed

Accessible Transportation
We are planning on providing accessible transportation if there is interest. The current plan is to have a shuttle from Mumford Terminal area to the Cedar Event Centre. If you are interested, please note it in the accessibility needs question or email info@nsleo.com. Plans may change if there is not enough demand but we will do our best to provide local travel accommodations to the venue.

Registration Information
Ticket Options:

Free tickets are available if cost is a barrier to attending.
Alternate payment methods, such as invoicing, can also be arranged.

Group Registration:

Limit of one table (8 seats) per organization.
You can request additional seats and will be notified by Monday, November 24, 2025 if this is a possibility

Registration Deadline:
Monday, November 24, 2025, or until all seats are filled.
Additional Details:
Eventbrite is used for payment and basic contact details.
A follow-up email will include a link to collect dietary and accessibility information for each attendee.
You can register and pay first, then submit individual attendee details later (by the deadline).
For more information on any of the registration details, including ticket options, group registration, or payment, please email info@nsleo.com.

Refunds & Ticket Transfers
Refunds are available until Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
Can’t attend? You’re encouraged to transfer your ticket to someone else. To do so, simply email info@nsleo.com with the updated attendee name(s).

These Four Walls - Film by PFC
2025-12-03 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Vancouver) | BC
December 3 is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. To celebrate this day, People First of Canada chapters are showing the documentary These Four Walls in their communities.
These Four Walls was released by PFC in 2025. The film takes the viewer through the lives of people with intellectual disabilities who were forced to live in the Manitoba Developmental Centre, or MDC, a large institution for people with disabilities in the prairie province. The film also follows a class action lawsuit lead by David Weremy against the Government of Manitoba.
“The goal of the film was to show the world how people were treated in institutions and to advocate for a future where institutions would be permanently closed,” said Donna Brown, President of PFC.
You can join People First members watching the film in your community, or you can request the film by emailing info@peoplefirstofcanada.ca
Visit the People First of Canada Facebook page for more details or links to showings.

Disability Poverty in Canada: Learning from Today to Make Tomorrow Better
2025-12-03 10:00 - 10:50 (America/Toronto) | Virtual Event
On December 3, 2025, DWP is excited to bring a wide variety of presentations from people with lived experience, service providers, academic and community researchers to our free, virtual symposium.
There are two streams available, each with a different set of speakers, presentations and panellists. You are welcome to sit in on speakers from both streams that interest you. Replay videos of both streams will be on the DWP YouTube channel after the event.
ASL, English & French closed captioning, as well as Simultaneous French translation, will be provided. LSQ will be available for Stream A only for the first two hours: Opening Remarks and the discussion on Barriers to Housing for People in Quebec.

Early Years and School Age Navigation
2025-12-03 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
Caring for little ones with extra support needs is marked by joy, fear, and overwhelm, usually all in the same day! Navigating the toddler and preschool years or if the school years are on the horizon, can be a uniquely challenging time. Join Cari Rawling, (ECE/parent), and Heather Beach (parent), for supportive sessions on Navigating the Early Years. We are here to listen, provide resources, and create a safe place to discuss the parenting experience of young children with diverse abilities.
Family Support Institute of BC (FSI) is a provincial not-for-profit society committed to supporting families who have a family member with a disability. FSI is unique in Canada and the only grassroots family to family organization that has a broad volunteer base. FSI SUPPORTS AND SERVICES ARE FREE TO ANY FAMILY
REGISTER HERE

Aging Caregivers
2025-12-03 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
We cannot slow the aging process in ourselves or in the people we care for! As we get older, our ability to care for our family member becomes more and more difficult. Planning our own future, and the future of our loved ones can be a terrifying process. Will we be able to provide the necessary care? Will they be well cared for in the future, after we are gone? What can we do to make the future easier? Connecting with other families in similar situations is the best way to problem solve and figure out what will work best for our specific situations. Join our call with other “mature” parents and caregivers and we can problem solve together!

Family Support Institute of BC (FSI) is a provincial not-for-profit society committed to supporting families who have a family member with a disability. FSI is unique in Canada and the only grassroots family to family organization that has a broad volunteer base. FSI SUPPORTS AND SERVICES ARE FREE TO ANY FAMILY

Pebbles Workshop
2025-12-04 09:30 - 15:30 (America/Vancouver) | NWR FASD Office, 10502 103 St., High Level, AB, T0H 1Z0, Canada
The Workshop:

Provides a basic understanding of the role of the brain in the behaviours observed in individuals with FASD
This session helps the individual to explore the complexity of this disability and discuss the type of strategies needed to support individuals impacted with FASD within the home and community
There is opportunity to discuss specific behaviours within the home, community and classroom settings

When:
Dec. 4, 2025
Where:
NWR FASD Office
10502 103 St. High Level

All Abilities Open Mic Coffee House
2025-12-06 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | All Abilities Coffee House, 923 Topaz Ave, Victoria, BC, Canada
All abilities open mic coffee house
– Including Open Mic, guest performers, karaoke and singalong. Music, spoken word, comedy…all welcome!

Our featured guest performer on Oct. 18th is SEAN McCOOL from the band “Soul Shakers”.

Armstrong/Online: Attend this professional opportunity on grief and loss
2025-12-08 09:30 - 16:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
This is a one-day workshop for professionals who work with children, youth and families. The workshop offers practical tools, insights, and approaches on supporting young clients navigating experiences of grief and loss. Attend in-person in Armstrong, BC in November, or virtually in December.
Location:
Sage Cottage | Armstrong, BC
Monday, November 10, 2025, from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm
Virtual workshop:
Monday, December 8, 2025, from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm

A Research Agenda for Inclusive Education (Book Launch)
2025-12-09 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Toronto) | Hybrid (In Person and Virtual)
Book Launch – A Research Agenda for Inclusive Education
Check out the book launch of A Research Agenda for Inclusive Education, written by Inclusive Education Canada associates Jacqueline Specht, Steven Sider, and Kimberly Maich!

December 9, 12PM – 1PM EST
Hybrid and in-person at Western University

More information >
Register >

Fed Family Chat
2025-12-09 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
This virtual event is an opportunity to hang out with other youth in and from care and have fun. Together we can shape how we want to spend our time together.
This Fed Family Chat will be taking place on
Tues, Dec 9, 7-8PM
Sign Up for Fed Family Chat

We are so excited to share space and connect with you!

Beyond the headlines: The toxic drug crisis
2025-12-10 13:30 - 15:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual Event
In the fourth installment of the Beyond the Headlines conversation series, B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner, Kasari Govender, will sit down with Jonny Morris, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division, and Lisa Lapointe, B.C.’s former Chief Coroner, about one of the most pressing issues in B.C.: the ongoing toxic drug crisis.
Read more

Event details
Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Time: 1:30 – 3 p.m. PST
Method: Via Zoom webinar(opens in a new window) or livestreaming on our website.
How to register
Registration is not required to watch the conversation. However, those who register and join via the Zoom webinar option will be able to submit questions during the event and may hear them answered live.

Register for the Zoom webinar(opens in a new window)
Or register by contacting engagement@bchumanrights.ca

If you don’t want to register, you can still watch the livestream at: bchumanrights.ca/beyond-the-headlines
A note on accessibility and translation
Closed captioning will be available at this event. If you have other accessibility requirements, please contact us at engagement@bchumanrights.ca.
If you have a translation request, please contact us at engagement@bchumanrights.ca at least two weeks prior to the event and we will do our best to accommodate.
