Communications Coordinator

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Job summary

BCCIC is seeking a Communications Coordinator to help shape how we communicate with members, partners and the broader public.

This remote, work-from-home role based in the lower mainland with periodic in-person meetings largely in Vancouver requires collaboration, listening, and translating complex ideas into accessible language.

Job description

BCCIC is Hiring! Join Our Team as Our New Communications Coordinator!

Are you passionate about fostering greater understanding, participation, and dialogue towards a better world for all?

The British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) is hiring a Communications Coordinator to join our small but mighty team. We’re looking for someone to help us coordinate communications across our organization in order to bolster member engagement, equip global citizens, and ensure that BCCIC’s public voice reflects its mission, values, and strategic priorities.

Location: This is a remote, work-from-home position based in the lower mainland, BC, that requires you to attend periodic in-person meetings, retreats and events, largely in Vancouver.

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Start Date: October 13, 2026

Salary: $67,000 to $71,000 annually, commensurate with experience

Deadline to Apply: September 7, 2026 at 11:59pm PT

The Communications Coordinator helps shape how BCCIC communicates with its members, partners and the broader public.

At BCCIC, communications are woven throughout the organization rather than existing as a separate function. The Communications Coordinator works alongside colleagues to strengthen how BCCIC communicates in order to foster understanding, participation and dialogue-supporting member engagement, helping translate complex ideas into accessible language, coordinating communications across the organization, and ensuring that BCCIC's public voice reflects its mission, values and strategic priorities.

The role is not simply about communicating BCCIC's work. It is about helping people understand one another, make meaning together and strengthen relationships across a diverse network. Success in this role depends as much on listening as on communicating, and as much on curiosity as on expertise.

Our communications serve three interconnected purposes: strengthening relationships across our network, engaging the broader public, and contributing to conversations that advance global justice.

BCCIC is committed to building a team that reflects the richness and diversity of the communities with whom we work. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities, cultures, languages and lived experiences, and from those whose life or work has required them to navigate different worlds with openness, curiosity and respect.