CRNs at Work: Culture, Education and Pride
From community and cultural events to new CRNs and volunteers, developing resources and delivering educational programs, our Mentors, Coordinators and host organizations have been hard
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Building Up Libraries to Break Down Barriers
Black Lives Matter (BLM) reached a tipping point with the murder of George Floyd by Minnesota Police in Spring 2020. This event was quickly followed
Recruiting and Retaining Volunteers: A Practice in Relationship Building
Our volunteers are the heart of every community response network (CRN). They are caring, committed, and incredibly creative people who find the best ways to
Making Communities Safer with a Cup of Tea
Think about the last time you made yourself a cup of tea, or when you were offered one. Reflect on this moment: Who were you
National Volunteer Week 2021: A Huge Thank You to All Our BC CRN Volunteers
On behalf of the BC CRN, thank you to the volunteers who work tirelessly throughout the year to spread the word about adult abuse, neglect,
Learning the Art of the Pivot: Victoria CRN Shifts Approach to Keep Communities Safe
What happens when you start a substantial project in your community, spend months lining up resources, venues, and partnerships, and suddenly everything comes to a
January’s CRNs at Work
Check out what some of our community response networks (CRNs) have been up to this month! Vancouver Indigenous CRN Joanna Li, Regional Mentor – Vancouver
