Great Lakes Networking Society of BC has teamed up with Waverely Elementary to talk about Black History and Beyond. Celebrating Black History, Everday!
Waverely students getting their jigglies out with Mama Kombii and friends.
http://greatlakessociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Live-3.mp4 Saturday, December 18th, 2021 UBC Robson Square800 Robson Street Important information you need to know about Race-Based data collection in British... read more
Many great things happening for this upcoming month of February. This month offers an opportunity to learn about our... read more
The seventh annual event against racism started by Spice Radio was held online this year on Saturday, March 27... read more
At Great Lakes Networking Society of BC, we developed a process for measuring the diversity and cultural competency of... read more
The City of Vancouver acknowledges that it is situated on the unceded traditional territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and... read more
How Non-Indigenous Activists Support Indigenous People by Educating themselves and others. This is the focus of Great Lakes Networking Society of BC,... read more
Previous Next Teacher Brian Lee of St Georges Secondary Generously donated these sweet kicks to be shipped to Africa for some... read more
Respect can be heard in a person's tone of voice, in their nonverbal communication, body language and in how... read more
(including human resource and management practices related to our projects/activities/events). Our annual and other projects/programs, activities and events involve... read more
