BC Council for International Cooperation
By BCCIC Vancouver
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The British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) is a coalition of international development organizations. Through relationship-building with other networks, BCCIC works toward its goal of achieving sustainable global development in a peaceful and healthy environment with social justice, human dignity and participation for all.
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CleanIDW (SDI) 2011 - Entrevue avec Simon Child Vélez | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca Le 15 janvier, 2011, BCCIC à parlé avec Simon Child Vélez pour discuter son travail en développement international. Simon Child Vélez, 18 (Surrey), est directeur de l'Africa Canada Accountability Coalition (ACAC), un groupe de recherche et de plaidoyer au Liu Institute for Global Issues à UBC. Simon recherche relations du Canada avec la région des Grands Lacs de l'Afrique et rendre cette recherche accessible de manière créative à travers l'Internet et les média sociaux. Pour apprendre d'avantage de BCCIC et la Semaine du développement international, www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Scott Andrews | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Scott Andrews to discuss his work in international development. Scott Andrews, 27 (Vancouver) has been volunteering for the past four years with Oxfam Canada in Vancouver to raise awareness about social justice issues through documentary film screenings, flash mobs, music nights, fundraisers, and direct political action. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Ryan Cadamia | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Ryan Cadamia to discuss his work in international development. Ryan Cadamia, 27 (Victoria) went from following his dream to be a rock star and pursuing a career as a recording technician to working with the Victoria International Development Education Association (VIDEA), inspiring youth to tap into their own creative talents to alleviate inequalities from their local and global communities. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Krissi Bucholtz | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Krissi Bucholtz to discuss her work in international development. Krissi Bucholtz, 20 (Surrey) is the Executive Director of the People's Foundation for Sierra Leone, an organization she founded in 2009 to provide at-risk youth from the West African country with an opportunity to attend university. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Semiahmoo Secondary's InterAct Club, represented by Fara Shah | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Fara Shah and the Semiahmoo Secondary School's InterAct Club. The Semiahmoo InterAct Club (represented by Fara Shah, 17, Surrey) combines students' thirst for knowledge with their desire to help others, and mounts successful campaigns to alleviate injustices both locally and internationally, through work with ACCES Kenya and the local food bank. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Elicia Withers | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Elicia Withers to discuss her work as a global citizen. Elicia Withers, 16 (Kelowna) is active in the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society (KFS), where she connects with her Aboriginal community, volunteers as a youth leader, and lobbies the government on aboriginal youth rights. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Daniel Fama | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Daniel Fama to discuss his work in international development. Daniel Fama, 23 (Langley) plans volunteer trips for over 80 students at Trinity Western University, placing them with local and international organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, The Mustard Seed homeless shelter in Calgary, and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in San Francisco. He also volunteers in Uganda. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIDW 2011 - Interview with Anika Barlow | On January 15, 2011, BCCIC met with Anika Barlow to discuss her work in international development. Anika Barlow, 18 (Comox Valley) raised funds to put ten young people in Uganda through secondary school, and is teaching her peers in Canada about how much potential they have to impact world issues. She is currently involved with the Africa Community Technical Service (ACTS), her local NGO. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanDevelopment Lessons from Conflict and Post-Conflict Zones Growing a Country in the Midst of Crisis | In collaboration with Mennonite Central Committee, Food for the Hungry, CIDA, BC Council for International Cooperation and the University of the Fraser Valley. Three expert panelists present some hard-won lessons from their experiences of the successes and failures of implementing sustainable development initiatives within a context of violence, natural disaster, political unrest, etc. This is not a presentation about emergency aid, but rather the reconstruction and aftermath of building peace, security, infrastructure and capacity during or after a crisis. The panelists are from Mennonite Central Committee, Food for the Hungry Canada and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). For more information on the BC Council for International Cooperation and to learn more about events during International Development Week, please visit us online at www.bccic.ca | 2/4/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Rachel Moxham | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Rachel Moxham to discuss her work in international development. Rachel is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Jeff Geipel | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Jeff Geipel to discuss his work in international development. Jeff is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Matthew Warnock | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Matthew Warnock to discuss his work in international development. Matthew is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Katherine Charlesworth | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Katherine Charlesworth to discuss her work in international development. Katherine is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Sonya Sangster | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Sonya Sangster to discuss her work in international development. Sonya is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Harish Raisanghani | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Harish Raisanghani to discuss hiswork in international development. Harish is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Kat Zimmer | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Kat Zimmer to discuss her work in international development. Kat is one of the eight youths who BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanInterview with Sarena Talbot | On January 16th, BCCIC met with Sarena Talbot to discuss her work in international development. Sarena is one of the eight youths that BCCIC has chosen to be profiled as part of International Development Week 2010. Learn more about BCCIC and International Development Week at www.bccic.ca | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanIntroduction to International Development Week 2010 | Shams Alibhai, Executive Director of BCCIC, talks about International Development Week 2010. For more information, visit www.bccic.ca. | 1/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMuhammad Iqbal - The Maria-Helena Foundation | The Maria-Helena Foundation (MHF) is an organizational member of BCCIC. MHF is a small family-based private foundation. Their mission is to reduce poverty in Pakistan by promoting primary education and primary healthcare. They have helped establish 11 full-fledged primary schools, 5 home schools, and offer 190 scholarships of 42 per month per child in primary schools. They also have one outpatient clinic for poor families and 2 vocational training schools for women. | 7/30/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanAn Introduction to BCCIC | Executive Director, Shams Alibhai, introduces the BC Council for International Cooperation. During this interview, Shams talks about BCCIC's vision, mandate and membership across British Columbia. | 7/30/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 20 Episodes |
