[BCMA] BCMA Accountability Practices Survey

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Increasingly, the BCMA is called on by members to take a more active role
in addressing systemic racism and toxicity in our sector. As one response,
we are conducting this research on accountability practices.



This Research Accountability Practices (RAP) project will be integral to
assessing how whistleblower, ethics violation, and complaint processes work
in other sectors, jurisdictions, and countries. Research and exploration of
existing models and systems will allow the BCMA to learn from their
successes and challenges to inform future best practices.



As part of this research, we are looking for your input! The purpose of
this survey is to gather information on personal and organizational
experiences with ethics and reporting/whistleblowing.

Your survey feedback will help guide the focus and outcomes of the
research. It helps us understand the needs of our community and will
further inform our policies, resources, programs, and future support
services. It also allows us to better advocate on behalf of the culture &
heritage sector.



This research particularly helps us to support racialized, historically
marginalized, and gender non-conforming communities, who we understand to
be disproportionately affected by inequitable accountability practices. We
encourage people with all levels of ethics knowledge and experience to
participate in this survey, as we hope to gain a better understanding of
the overall needs and experiences in the sector.

As a thank-you for completing the survey, you will receive a discount code
to save $49 on your registration for the BCMA 2024 Gathering in Lheidli
T’enneh Territory, Prince George, BC. Registration for the gathering closes
on August 31st - be sure to complete the survey & register soon if you
would like to attend!

Take the Survey
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Madison Bridal
Special Projects Coordinator
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Join us in Lheidli T'enneh territory this September! Registration for the
2024 BCMA Gathering focusing on sustainability in the cultural sector
closes August 31. Find out more on our website
<https://museum.bc.ca/conferences-and-events/conference/>.

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and recognize that we are uninvited guests on this territory.

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