New Website Will Be the Heart of BCTAA Sharing
New Website Will Be the Heart of BCTAA Sharing After close to a decade the BC Teachers Against Antisemitism has decided it was time to launch a website and social media channels. Sharing information and the truth about antisemitism in education is at the heart of our mission, and these online tools will help us […]
BCTAA attends BCTF AGM
BCTAA attends BCTF AGM Several BCTAA members attended the 2025 BCTF AGM in Vancouver from March 15-18. They had the chance to meet and mingle at a hospitality suite put on by BCTAA. More than 30 people made it to our event with hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet friends […]
The BCTF’s Annual General Meeting is coming up, March 15-18 at the Hyatt Vancouver.
Join us at the BCTF’s Annual General Meeting from March 15-18 at the Hyatt Vancouver, where we will celebrate diversity and combat hate in BC schools. With a delegation of 19 dedicated teachers representing 8 locals, we are prepared to address critical issues. We stand firmly against four problematic motions that threaten solidarity and marginalize our community. Together, we advocate for a union that prioritizes the needs of all members, focusing on essential matters like teacher recruitment, fair wages, and safe working conditions. Discover how we can unite for a better future in education!
The BC Human Rights Tribunal agreed to expedite the BCTAA’s complaint of antisemitism against the BCTF.
The BC Human Rights Tribunal has taken a significant step by expediting the BCTAA’s complaint of antisemitism against the BCTF. This decision highlights the importance of addressing serious allegations within the educational community. As we anticipate a resolution that meets the needs of both teachers and the students they serve, the implications of this case extend beyond the classroom. Stay informed as we delve into the media coverage surrounding this pivotal issue, featuring insights from sources like the Canadian Press and Vancouver Sun. Discover how this situation could shape the future of education in our province.
BCTAA Files Human Rights (Discrimination) Complaint vs BCTF for Antisemitism
On July 2, 2024, BC Teachers Against Antisemitism (BCTAA) filed a human rights complaint against the BC Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) for ongoing antisemitic and discriminatory acts. Represented by Paul Pulver of Pulver Crawford Munroe LLP, the complaint highlights incidents targeting Jewish teachers and those who support Jews and Israel.
Examples include BCTF’s $50,000 donation to UNWRA, antisemitic materials in “anti-racism” training, rejection of Holocaust education initiatives, and support for groups tied to terrorism.