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october 2023 BC CCP Workshop

Join us for the next BC Region CCP Workshop!

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CCP Workshop Agenda - DRAFT
 This October, First Nations from across BC (and beyond!) will come together to share lessons learned and best practices around Comprehensive Community Planning (CCP) in their communities. This 2.5-day workshop provides information on how to make CCP work with your community.

CCP Coordinators, Planners, Administrators, Leadership, and Youth from BC First Nations involved in CCP are invited to come together to:
  • Learn how to lead a successful CCP process
  • Share planning stories and lessons learned 
  • Ask questions and find support 
  • Get inspired!​
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*Last Day to register - October 11*

Information

Dates: October 24-26, 2023
  • October 24 - 10:00 AM-4:30 PM, plus cultural evening and dinner
  • October 25 - 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
  • ​October 26 - 8:30 AM-12:00 PM

Location: Spirit Ridge Resort, Osoyoos, BC

Host Nation: Osoyoos Indian Band, Syilx Territory

"Making Things Right"

This year’s workshop theme is “Making Things Right”. We will explore the ways in which planning can create positive change in community and be an important part of correcting wrongs, revitalizing culture and language, reconnecting communities, and supporting repatriation, climate change readiness, emergency preparedness and recovery, and health and wellness. First Nation-to-First Nation learning and capacity building are the anchoring principles of the workshop. Facilitators and presenters include experienced planners from a wide range of backgrounds and communities across the province. 

Travel and Accommodation

To book accommodation at Spirit Ridge Resort, visit the dedicated link prior to October 11, 2023. Participants are responsible for booking and paying for their own travel once their participation is approved. ​​​See Travel and Accommodation Guidelines below for further details.

Bus shuttle transportation will depart from the Penticton Airport around 4:00 PM on Monday, October 23rd, and depart Spirit Ridge Resort on Thursday, October 26th, at 12:00 PM. Pre-booking is required.
TRavel and Accommodation Guidelines
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  • Home
  • What is CCP?
    • CCP Planner
  • CCP Mentorship
    • Mentor Profiles
  • Workshops
    • National CCP Workshops
    • British Columbia Region CCP Workshops >
      • October 2023 BC CCP Workshop
      • March 2023 BC CCP Workshop
      • 2021 BC CCP Workshop >
        • Workshop Agenda
        • Session Resources
        • Accessibility Statement
        • Community Protocol
        • Workshop Platforms
        • Meet the Speakers
        • Session Descriptions
        • Planning Support Organizations
      • 2020 CCP Workshop
      • 2019 BC CCP Workshop >
        • Agenda
        • 2019 Downloadable Presentations
        • Graphic Facilitation
      • 2018 BC CCP Workshop >
        • Agenda
        • 2018 Downloadable Presentations
        • Graphic Facilitation
      • 2017 BC CCP Workshop
      • 2016 CCP Workshop >
        • 2016 Downloadable Presentations
    • 2017 Indigenous Community Development National Strategy Workshop
  • Resources
  • Contact