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2020 BC Provincial Election Advocacy ResourcesAs communities across the province begin to plan for an uncertain future and ultimate recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, advocacy is more ...continue reading »
BCMA Anti-Racism StatementThroughout 2020 we have seen resignations and dismissals of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) from museums, galleries, and ...continue reading »
BC Election 2020 | Political Candidates and the Heritage SectorTo help heritage professionals and organization to better understand where candidates running in the 2020 provincial election stand on ...continue reading »
Congratulations to the 2020 Recipients of the BCMA Awards for Outstanding Achievement!The BC Museums Association (BCMA) handed out its Awards for Outstanding Achievement on Thursday, October 8, during its 49th annual Awards ...continue reading »
New Resources: Guides for Moving Your Site Online, Safely Closing, and Safely ReopeningNew Resources: Guides for Moving Your Site Online, Safely Closing, and Safely Reopening Until a vaccine or treatment for COVID-19 is ...continue reading »
New resource: Election Primer 2020 – Making the Case for Museums, Galleries, and Cultural Cent…To support members in their advocacy efforts in the lead-up to the October 24th provincial election, the BCMA, in partnership with its ...continue reading »- BCMA Council Update and ApologyOn Monday, September 28th, Sharanjit Kaur Sandhra (Sharn) officially resigned from the BC Museums Association’s (BCMA) Council. As an ...continue reading »
Hands-Off: Ideas for Reducing Touch in Your Museum During COVID-19For decades museums have worked to make their collections and programs more “hands-on” for the public. Hands-on learning helps ...continue reading »