Membership
What We Do
Sector Enhancement and Member Engagement
The settlement sector in New Brunswick has grown exponentially in the past decade, with a current cumulative workforce of approximately 300 people. Similarly, immigration continues to be a priority policy for federal and provincial governments alike.
The Sector Enhancement and Member Engagement project is driven by the growing need to support the New Brunswick Settlement Sector through resources, professional development, and opportunities to network and collaborate.
Through this project, Member Organizations are equipped with the information, tools, resources, and networks required to enrich the integration, inclusion, and retention of newcomers within their communities.
Project Goals
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In collaboration with the Settlement Sector Academy project, we offer strategic training and professional development opportunities to settlement professionals from across the province;
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Provide a collective voice for Members within and outside of NBMC;
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Increase opportunities for cross-collaboration and coordinated efforts to address sector-specific challenges (Collaboration Days with external stakeholders, online discussions, monthly Executive Director meetings with external presenters, and more);
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Creating and maximizing original content and NB-specific resources for the Sector;
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Recognize Champions for Cultural Diversity for outstanding contributions in integrating and celebrating newcomers in our province.
Membership Categories
Constituent Member
Means a local or regional multicultural settlement or resettlement association that has multicultural, immigrant or refugee services as part of the primary function and receives government funding.
Affiliate Member
Means a New Brunswick based organization or regional ethnocultural association, an organization, an educational institution or an individual interested in the advancement of the multiculturalism sector in the Province of New Brunswick.