SIETAR - Welcome to SIETAR BC

The Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research (BC Chapter) is an incorporated, non-profit organization and regional affiliate of the SIETAR global network. SIETAR BC's primary purpose is to promote cooperative interactions and effective communication among peoples of diverse cultures, races and ethnic groups.

Join us online and share your experiences and thoughts on our blogs. Or, if you are able, join us in-person at one of our events where we highlight the application of knowledge and skills in an intercultural world. Bring your experiences, your awareness, your questions; but most of all, bring a willingness to contribute and make this a community for all.

Important Notes

SIETAR BC's annual general meeting (AGM) was held on January 30, 2012. Our 2012 executive members will be posted soon.

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Join the 2012 Executive! - Mark your calendars! The SIETAR BC annual general meeting will be held on January 30th, 2012 (see the Events Calendar for details). This year we have several positions on the executive committee needing to be filled. Please consider bringing your experience and enthusiasm to this young, energetic group. For more information, or to express your interest in any one of the positions listed below, send an email to sietarbc@vcn.bc.ca

Reaching Out to First Nations - The Vancouver Multicultural Society presents "Reaching Out to First Nations, The First Nations Today: Achievements and Challenges" on Friday, February 10, 2012. The event will take place at the Vancouver Public Library (350 W. Georgia St.) in the Alma Van Dusen & Peter Room from 6-9pm. For more information email vmsbc@telus.net or call 604-731-4648.

Making Canada Work--A Challenge for the Newcomer or the Employer? - Our November event was the first in a series of discussions to address issues facing Canadian employers and newcomers to Canada in the Canadian job market. During this session, we watched an episode of "Walk a Mile: The Immigrant Experience in Canada (Employment)", produced by the National Film Board of Canada. A lively discussion ensued.