Richmond/Delta/Burnaby Branch

The Richmond Delta Burnaby Branch covers a large geographic area, including the municipalities of Burnaby, Coquitlam, Delta, Ladner, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, and White Rock. We have an active Board of Directors who work on issues such as advocacy, regulation, and membership development.

 

The Richmond/Delta/Burnaby Interim Branch Representative to the BCASW Board is Carol Ross.

Next Event:

Quilt Workshop: New Tools For Social Justice
Tuesday, March 6 @ 6:30pm
RSVP by Sunday, March 4th
@ The offices of Parent Support Services Society
204 5623 Imperial Street, Burnaby.
Not far from Royal Oak Skytrain Station. Free parking on the street

Come out and Celebrate Social Work Week with your Colleagues and Friends!
This workshop is kindly presented by our Association President, Barb Keith and explores how some quilts can promote social justice and some serve as objects of social action.
We will also have hands on practice at constructing a quilt, using multimedia and traditional design elements. 

This will be an interactive session. If you wish, you can bring a needle and thread, fabric and embellishments. A notebook might be handy as well.

If this is a new handcraft for you, we will provide basic materials for you. It will be geared to the total novice, so don’t worry for a minute. Quilting bees in the eighteen and early nineteen hundreds were perfect opportunities for women to organize, and we know where that led. This workshop is inclusive of all genders and creative aptitudes. We promise lively conversation – radical and provocative notions welcome. (Or you could just come for good coffee and snacks and a laugh or three.) 

Please RSVP by Sunday, March 4th so we can make sure that we have enough materials and goodies on hand for everyone. 

We look forward to seeing you there for lots of fun, ideas, social work talk, and treats, too. There might even be a prize or two.

Don’t miss it!
Barb, Carol, Duncan



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  • shirley cohn When I moved to BC in 1977 as a young mother, via BCASW I connected with a group of non-working social workers. My association with BCASW has been positive throughout my career. I value BCASW for networking, education, leadership, lobbying, mentoring, the newsletter and committee work, particularly the Multiculturalism and Anti-racism Committee.