poverty reduction at the polls:
bc election ‘24

Inclusion BC’s Provincial Election Guide is a great resource for first time voters or folks who might need extra support to access voting.

The Centre for Family Equity’s Community Election Guide covers jobs, family poverty, emergency adaptation, and more.

West Coast LEAF’s 2024 Provincial Election Toolkit— Supporting Family Well-being is a comprehensive resource - they have talking points, letter templates, and voter information. 

The BC Climate Emergency Unit’s 2024 Provincial Election Toolkit is designed to support you in securing meetings with candidates, navigating all-candidate debates, and calling into radio shows prepped with knowledge of the climate emergency. 

Disability Alliance BC has prepared a document that aims to highlight key election issues within the disability community and advocates for a provincial government that actively includes people with disabilities in shaping the future of our province.

WE-CAN Election Resources Kit & WE-CAN’s Questions for Candidates double down to give voters many tools to connect with candidates.

 The BC Alliance for Healthy Living has a whole site dedicate to voter resources for health during this election.

 First United’s provincial election resources includes online pledge forms for safe supply and vacancy control (plus Facebook profile photo frames!).

The BC Health Coalition’s Action Toolkit prepares voters to talk candidly about public healthcare. 

 The BC Federation of Student’s has compared party platforms on post-secondary education (note that the BC NDP platform is rumored to be coming out October 10).

COSCO has an ever-updating compendium of election resources that relate to seniors’ well-being in BC.

Living in Community Advocacy Toolkit brings recommendations to directly from their 2023 conference report.