For Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Jenine Lillian, #ActuallyAutistic neurodiversity consultant and educator, is offering a FREE International Zoom event! Wednesday, March 18th 10am PT – 11am PT. Grab a bevvy and join us for a celebration of our ND strengths and talents. No registration required.
IWSCC popular virtual networking returns in 2026! Participate in a Community Panel followed by virtual roundtable networking for IWSCC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members who build Canada from materials, to construction, to property management and more!
Rather than a broad “tips for procurement” session, the webinar will focus on a single, concrete lesson: how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) can use the Request for Proposal (RFP) process as a strategic branding and positioning tool, regardless of outcome.
Participants will be guided through how procurement processes signal values, credibility, and capability, and how suppliers can respond to build long-term visibility and trust with buyers, even when a contract is not awarded.
Join BC People First Society Board Member and #ActuallyAutistic neurodiversity consultant & educator, Jenine Lillian for a short presentation about persistent myths and misconceptions about autism followed by an open Q&A session.
IWSCC popular virtual networking returns in 2026! Participate in a Community Panel followed by virtual roundtable networking for IWSCC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members who support Canada through advocacy, education, training, professional services, accounting & auditing, and more!
Feel like marketing is a soulless grind? This workshop is for small business owners who want to skip the social media noise and connect authentically with real people. Learn why person-to-person marketing outshines digital hype for small businesses in BC, how to craft a genuine story, and practical ways to spread the word without feeling salesy.
IWSCC's celebration of Canadian Disabled-Owned businesses returns on Wednesday May 27th!Join us for an afternoon of dialogue, resource sharing, and community awards.
Cultivating Safe Spaces (CSS) is a trauma-informed leadership framework that integrates Indigenous knowledge, neuroscience, and relational practice. It's designed for people who know that lasting change requires more than good intentions; it requires the internal capacity to navigate discomfort, tension, and complexity without losing connection.
Are you an introvert who dreads networking, feels overwhelmed in large gatherings, or struggles to make meaningful professional connections? This workshop is designed just for you! Join us for insightful strategies, practical tips, and friendly practice to leverage your introverted nature as a powerful networking tool.
The Canadian Accessibility Marketplace (CAM) is an all-new directory for businesses that make Canada more accessible in every way.
Hosted by the IWSCC, Canada's National Non-Profit supporting Disabled-Owned and Veteran-Owned businesses, the CAM promotes inclusive vendors to our community of business owners, private corporations, government buyers, and beyond. This presentation will cover what the CAM is, how it works, and how to apply to list your business.
Catch up with IWSCC at this virtual open-house! We'll share updates on the first part of the year and information to set you up for success in the Fall.
Everyone is welcome! Whether you're an active member or you want to learn more about IWSCC, come out and meet the team. This town hall will include a 20 - 30 minute presentation and will conclude with open Q&A time with the IWSCC team.