Recently, the BCMA has been made aware by current and former board and committee members of fraudulent emails and calls received in their email inboxes and on their phones. Those targeted attempts have used correct personal information and might at first glance appear to be from a legitimate source.

A study on accountability practices, ethics policies & procedures, whistleblowing & reporting, and workplace misconduct in the arts, culture, and heritage sector.

Showcase your community’s museums, galleries, arts, and heritage to cultural professionals from every corner of the province by hosting the BC Museums Association’s annual gathering. Each fall the BC Museums Association (BCMA) holds an internationally-recognized provincial conference in a British Columbian community, bringing together museum, heritage, arts, and cultural professionals and volunteers to connect, learn, network, and explore innovation in the sector.

In this episode, Jazmin Hundal is joined by fellow BCMA team member and IBPOC Network co-coordinator Madison Bridal.

The BCMA is developing a new collection of resources and workshops that meet the rising need for expanded safety training for museum workers that look beyond basic working conditions to explore the severely neglected community aspects of Health & Safety.

Join us once again as Anand Kanna presents our third webinar in support of BCMA’s Safety+ program. This presentation will delve into the hazards of violence in the workplace. We’ll review what violence in the workplace can look like, introduce the new policy created for our members and share how to respond to the threat.