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Attend a webinar to learn more about CELPIP

November 17, 2022

Want to learn more about the CELPIP Test for permanent residency and citizenship? Attend a free informational webinar… Read more

Farewell to Karen Alvarez Torres

November 4, 2022

Karen Alvarez Torres, manager, language & literacy programs, retires After seven years as DIVERSEcity’s manager, Language & Literacy… Read more

DIVERSEcity Entrepreneur & Small Business Fair was an evening of energy, inspiration & innovation

October 20, 2022

Plus, award winners were announced in DIVERSEcity’s new Business Pitch Competition It’s #SmallBusinessWeek, a time to recognize and… Read more

Helping newcomers, BIPOC, women and emerging entrepreneurs during Small Business Week

October 16, 2022

DIVERSEcity Entrepreneur & Small Business Fair Helping newcomers, BIPOC, women and emerging entrepreneurs plan, launch and grow their… Read more

Winners of the DIVERSEcity Awards of Impact 2022

October 5, 2022

Announcing inspiring winners in five categories DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society is pleased to announce the recipients of our… Read more

Message from the CEO & Board Chair

September 23, 2022

From DIVERSEcity Annual Report 2021–2022 The crisis unleashed by COVID-19 is still affecting every aspect of our lives,… Read more

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We’re looking for a Director of Settlement to lead the development, innovation, management and community accountability of programs and initiatives within the Settlement Services department.As a member of the Executive Team, you will provide strategic guidance and advisement, and focus on community engagement and relationship development, equity-centered project planning and implementation, fund development and inspiring the best out of our diverse and dynamic Settlement team. DIVERSEcity is an innovative and inclusive registered charity with a 45-year history, looking for team members who want to build a career with meaning. We are one of BC’s largest employers south of the Fraser River with great benefits, professional growth, culture and wellbeing for our employees. Looking for your next career move? Learn more and apply today: easyapply.co/a/f6c5fe7f-33f0-4613-808a-cfbde334317a#Hiring #careers #settlement #SurreyBC #jobs #nonprofit ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you a parent preparing your child for their first day of #kindergarten? Open to permanent resident families with children aged 3–6, DIVERSEcity is hosting free drop-in sessions to support a successful kickstart to your child’s educational journey. You'll learn about information around school registration, how to promote language and reading skills, the importance of physical activities and more!Join us on Tuesdays, April 16 to June 4 at Surrey Libraries Strawberry Hill Branch.Punjabi language support is available and bus tickets will be provided.To register, call 604-547-2003 or email childrensprograms@dcrs.ca or visit www.dcrs.ca/event-details/lets-get-ready-for-school-3/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Join the Cariboo North Refugee Readiness Team for a special virtual event designed to offer support, resources, solidarity and hope. Spread the word and RSVP now! bit.ly/3xcMaDB. For more information visit dcrs.ca/events#FREE #virtualevent ... See MoreSee Less
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On March 8, the Anvil Centre in #NewWestminster came to life with dialogue and connection as about 300 women and allies gathered to celebrate International Women’s Day at the DIVERSEcity X Minerva BC Women’s Leadership Forum. This event, hosted in partnership with Surrey Local Immigration Partnership, not only honoured the monumental strides women have made across various sectors, but also acknowledged the important conversations and actionable steps needed to “Be the Leader of Your Life.”Emceed by broadcaster, writer and communicator Ria Renouf, the morning was full of rich conversation, beginning with a keynote from Global News anchor Sophie Lui. Led by DIVERSEcity CEO Neelam Sahota and Minerva BC CEO Tina Strehlke, the DIVERSEtalks panel was robust with stories and dialogue from the Honourable Niki Sharma, Attorney General of BC; Trish Mandewo, Founder, Synergy Executive & Boards Consulting Group, Coquitlam City Councillor; Matilda Williams-Obiajunwa, Founder, Sisters In Canada Wellness Society and Chief Rhonda Larrabee of Qayqayt First Nation. Read the full story here: www.dcrs.ca/be-the-leader-of-your-life-diversecity-x-minerva-bc-sold-out-womens-leadership-forum/Thank you to our funders and sponsors for making this event possible, including Canadian Immigration and Citizenship, Women and Gender Equality Canada, Vancity, BC Housing, FortisBC, YWCA Metro Vancouver, Dupuis Langen Group, Surrey Digital Printing, media sponsor The Source / La Source Newspaper and giveaway sponsor Webnames.ca. ... See MoreSee Less
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