Date: April 7, 2016 Social finance is attracting increasing attention across Canada, and there is potential for its use in
Organizational Management
Dynamic Workshops: The Fundamentals of Curriculum Development
For Settlement Workers who spend most of their time working one-to-one with clients, the development of workshops to support groups
2015 Call For Proposal (CFP) Resources; Issue 23
This resource lists BC and Canadian reports that have a settlement focus and that could be of assistance to organizations
New Canadian’s Journey Through the Social Media Landscape; Issue 26
Technology Vs. Human Service Most settlement service providers in Canada have come to view emerging technologies, such as social media,
Building Capacity Through Mentorship Programs
Mentorship programs can be an efficient and rewarding method of building capacity within your client base with minimal cost and
Maximize Your Impact: Building Collaboration Through Social Media
Social media tools play an important, cost-effective, and efficient role in promoting and marketing settlement services as well as a
Burnout to Balance: Self-Care in the Settlement Sector
Date: March 11, 2015 The Burnout to Balance webinar provided participants with an overview of the unique occupational hazards of
Building Innovative Partnerships that Work
Date: February 17, 2015 This webinar looked at building innovative partnerships to assist the settlement sector in better serving the
Facilitation Skills for Settlement Workers
This 2014 webcast provided Service Provider Organizations (SPOs) concrete and practical information on the topics of: What is facilitation? How
Connecting with Clients: Leveraging Technology in British Columbia’s Settlement Services (Webinar)
Date: September 23, 2014 This webinar, facilitated by Jim Brennan from MISA of North Vancouver Island, covered three topic areas
