FEBRUARY 01 & 02, 2022
2
days
$30
for two days
40+
camps
(Non- Members $25)
ABOUT
2022 BC CAMPING CONFERENCE
The BC Camping Conference presents our 2022 Virtual Camping Conference.
Conference Details: February 01 and 02, 2022 via Zoom
The BC Camping Conference is a linked event, co- organized by the BC Camps Association (BCCA) and the Fellowship of Christian Camps (FCC). This annual gathering is for people passionate about camps in British Columbia. Every late January/ early February, we typically host 180 people from 40 member camps, to gather in person to share knowledge, swap stories, play together, and celebrate camping in British Columbia. This year we are taking that online! From staff to board members, owners to operators, everyone is welcome to attend!
Join us for one day or two, and reconnect with your colleagues before we venture into the 2022 camping season.
$20 for one day, $30 for two.
2022 BCCA
Keynote Speaker
Kenza Derkaoui (she/her)
Bakau Consulting: Fundamentals of Anti-Oppression
Biography:
Kenza is a bilingual young professional and published writer with demonstrated experience fostering critical discussion across a variety of platforms, including SquareSpace, Instagram, and Google Teams. She is currently employed as an administrative assistant with the Strategic Direction branch of Shared Services at the Federal Government of Canada. As the editor of WomenEmpower, a community space for fostering safe spaces for open conversation, she focuses on creating thoughtful content through an intersectional lens such as newsletters and think pieces that highlight community members while facilitating discussions centred around anti-oppression.
Fundamentals of Anti-oppression dives deeper than your typical diversity and inclusion workshop. In this workshop, participants are given the opportunity to explore systemic oppression, social justice, privilege, identity and allyship through a variety of engaging activities. Through self-reflection, community- based inquiry, lessons from history and collaborative problem solving, participants gain the knowledge and skills to view the world through an anti- oppressive lens
2022 FCC
Keynote Speaker
Dan Bolin
Adjunct Professor, Speaker
Biography:
Dan was born in Portland, Oregon in 1952; he moved to Tyler, Texas in 1975 and lived there until 2018 when he moved to Arlington, Virginia. He married Cay Pryor Bolin 42 years ago and they have two daughters. Catie was born in 1981 but died of Leukemia in 1990. Haley was born in 1985 and lives in Arlington, Virginia with her husband and children. Dan is the President of Refueling in Flight Ministries. In July 2018 he retired as the International Director of Christian Camping International (CCI). CCI is an alliance of 24 national and regional associations of Christian camps and camping leaders. CCI supports camp, conference, retreat and outdoor adventure ministries in 70 countries and serves 13,000,000 campers and guests each year. He had been in this role since 2007. Prior to CCI, Dan was the President of KVNE/KGLY Christian Radio in Tyler, Texas from 1998-2007. Dan was the Director of Pine Cove Christian Camps from 1983-1997 and served on staff at Pine Cove for a total of 25 summers. Dan also teaches as an adjunct professor at Dallas Theological Seminary.
Dan’s keynote session will draw from his new book: Blueprints: God’s design for Christian Camping Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.
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BCCC Co-Hosted by
Cassie Bloy- BCCA Co-Chair, Stephane Richard Camp Consulting
Dave Horton- FCC Co-Chair, Ness Lake Bible Camp
Kristen Hyodo- BCCA Co-Chair, Sasamat Outdoor Centre
Lauren Marghetti- Committee Member, Evans Lake Forest Education Society
Paul Bailey FCC Co-Chair, Camp Homewood
Claire Friedrich, BCCA Program Coordinator
The
Organizing Committee
The
Virtual Conference
VIA ZOOM
The 2022 Virtual Conference will be hosted via Zoom. Conference attendees will be required to submit a simple registration prior to this event. A week prior to conference, all registered attendees will be sent the Zoom link to login into the event. The conference is open and available to all who would like to attend. We understand some have lost their jobs, others may have a position at camp that might look different than it used to, and many leaders find themselves working alone. Due to the hardship of 2020 and 2021, the BCCC is offering this year’s Conference at cost, for a nominal fee of $20 for one day, or $30 for two days.
