Partnerships

The BCMA works closely with related organizations in the GLAM, heritage, and tourism sectors. We are pleased to partner with many of these organizations, as well as work closely with organizations serving our members.

Partner Resources 

Check out these resources made in collaboration with our partners including Heritage BC, the Archives Association of BC, and more!

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Climate and Emergencies

Pathways Program

A sustainable commitment to equity and systems change requires ongoing time, energy, resources and a community of support.

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Climate and Emergencies

Coalition of Museums for Climate Justice

Building museums’ capacity to promote awareness, mitigation & resilience in the face of climate change. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting new partnership!

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Climate and Emergencies

Ki Culture

The BCMA has signed on as a Ki Champion for the pilot of the Ki Futures program which brings together resources and actions empowering institutions and individuals so that together we can bring about sector-wide change. Stay tuned for more information!

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Members

Owl Card Partners

This program allows BCMA Institutional and Individual Members to receive free admission to participating member institutions around the province.

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Climate and Emergencies

BC Heritage Emergency Response Network

The BC Heritage Emergency Response Network (BC HERN) is a growing network of arts, culture and heritage professionals and volunteers in BC who feel morally and professionally obliged to plan for emergency situations and to support other cultural institutions in the event of localized emergencies that impact collections.

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Exhibit Development

The VR Voyage Classroom

BCMA has partnered with The VR Voyage to expand access to creating virtual tours and to explore building a brand-new online education platform.

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News

Animikii Indigenous Technology

The British Columbia Museums Association (BCMA) and Animikii Indigenous Technology are partnering to co-develop a new online course offering wise practices for arts, culture, and museum workers to support decolonization.