Who is the NBCC ?
The National Bangladeshi-Canadian Council – is an inclusive,
self-sustaining, vibrant organization that serves the
Bangladeshi Canadian community to maintain, develop and share
its Bangladeshi Canadian identity, culture and aspirations. The
mission of NBCC is to:
- represent and serve the Bangladeshi community;
- adhere to democratic principles and provide strong
leadership;
- promote sustainable organizational development;
- communicate effectively with Government authorities;
- contribute to the enhancement of cultural diversity in
Quebec, Toronto, Ottawa;
- maximize the capacity of the Bangladeshi Canadian
community to maintain, develop and share its identity,
culture and aspirations;
- encourage innovation and creativity.
- to act as an authoritative representative for the
Bangladeshi Canadian community before the people and
government of Canada
- to strengthen and coordinate the participation of
Bangladeshi Canadians in the social and cultural life of
Quebec based on principles of justice, freedom and
independence
- to promote the development of friendly and mutually
beneficial relations between Canada and Bangladesh
- to plan and develop among Bangladeshi Canadians in
Quebec sound community life in all its aspects
- to assist in the preservation and development of
Bangladeshi culture in Quebec and Canada.
NBCC's Objectives
NBCC's primary objectives include:
• Promoting active participation of Bangladeshi Canadian
in civic. politics and national affairs and in all other aspects of mainstream
Canada.
• Promoting awareness of Bangladeshi Canadian contributions to social,
economic, cultural and political life in the Canada.
• Securing social justice, equal opportunity and fair treatment of Bangladeshi
Canadian through advocacy and legislative and policy initiatives at all levels
of government.
• Strengthening community institutions that promote the cultural heritage
of Bangladesh.
• Eliminating prejudices, stereotypes and ignorance of. Bangladeshi
Canadian
To achieve these objectives, NBCC sponsors and supports the following programs:
• Community Development: providing assistance to Bangladeshi and Bangladeshi
Canadian community-based organizations.
• Applied Research, Policy Analysis and Advocacy: providing a Bangladeshi
Canadian perspective on issues such as education, immigration, health, employment
and training, civil rights, youth and the elderly.
• Political Leadership & Candidate Development: preparing Bangladeshi
Canadian for public service.
• Entrepreneurial Training: developing the business skills of Bangladeshi
Canadian in order to promote Economic Development.
• Civic participation: educating Bangladeshi Canadian to get involved
in the electoral process through voter registration and get-out-the-vote campaigns.
• Scholarship and Youth Assistance: assisting Bangladeshi Canadian youth
access information on scholarships, education grants and other forms of financial
support.
• National Resource Directory of Elected and Appointed Public Officials
at all levels of government, Bangladesh, Bangladeshi Canadian organizations
and businesses in the entire country.
NBCC national office is based in Montreal. Quebec, Canada Its main function
is to monitor legislation and public policy issues affecting Bangladeshi Canadian
and work in coalition with other national groups around common issues and
concerns. In addition, the national office serves as a communications link
between affiliate members as well as an information source on federal and
legislative initiatives and policies relevant to Bangladeshi Canadian.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF ORGANIZATION OPERATIONS:
The Corporation will conduct its operations in the following geographical
area: Bangladeshis living here in the Canada to provide a forum for communication,
friendship, education, political affairs and community development for Bangladeshis
living in the East, West and Central Canada..
National Office – The national and principal office of the, National
Bangladeshi-Canadian Council otherwise referred to as "NBCC", is
hereby fixed and located in Montreal, Quebec.
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