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Networking, Community and Leadership

Branches, communities of practice, leadership opportunities, and ways for members to connect.

Networking, Community Building, and Leadership

Membership in BCASW offers many ways to develop leadership skills, contribute to community, and network with colleagues.

  • Serve on your local branch executive or on the provincial BCASW Board. This is an opportunity to serve your profession through local leadership. Each year positions become available on the Provincial Board and local branches welcome participation.
  • Join committees supporting the work of the Board, such as membership, nominations, professional development, and awards. Contact bcasw@bcasw.org for more information.
  • Join the Perspectives newsmagazine editorial committee.
  • Write an article for Perspectives.
  • Share your knowledge and expertise by presenting a webinar.

BCASW’s Professional Development Committee seeks proposals for collegial webinars. The webinars are hosted by BCASW and are designed for members to share skills, knowledge, and practice strategies with colleagues. There is specific interest in proposals that address cultural safety, working with diverse cultural groups, and ethical practice.