From rising costs to healthcare and climate crises, British Columbians are feeling the pressure. Connect the Dots is a community-powered event series about finding hope in each other — and building real solutions through community.
What We’re Facing
Right now, many of us are facing overlapping challenges:
💸 A rising cost of living
🏠 Housing insecurity
🩺 Strained healthcare systems
🔥 Climate disasters like wildfires and floods
It’s easy to feel isolated or overwhelmed — but these problems are connected, and so are we. When we come together, we can start to make sense of what’s happening, and take meaningful steps toward the future we all deserve.
About Connect the Dots
Connect the Dots is a community-powered event series bringing people together across B.C. to share stories, spark conversations, and imagine a better way forward.
This summer and fall, we’re hosting backyard BBQs, pub nights, and local gatherings where neighbours can connect over the issues we care about most — from affordable housing to climate resilience — and explore how they intersect.
Because when we connect the dots between our experiences, our values, and our communities, we unlock the power to protect what matters most.
We’re Coming to a Community Near You!
Don’t see your city? Sign up here to request an event in your neighbourhood!
Join the Movement
Come to an event. Bring a friend. Make a difference.
Whether you show up for the food, the people, or the cause — you’ll leave feeling more connected, more inspired, and more ready to take action.
What to Expect
At Connect the Dots events, you’ll find a welcoming space to share a meal, meet your neighbours, and talk about the real-life challenges we’re all navigating. Together, we’ll connect the dots between our stories and the systems shaping them — while imagining a future that reflects our hopes, not our fears.
Expect:
• Casual, friendly events
• Real conversations
• A chance to be heard, and to listen
• A growing movement of people who care
Contact Us
Who We Are
Frack Free BC is a broad-based alliance made up of allied organizations including NGOs, Indigenous partners, grassroots organizations, community groups, and individuals who are organizing their communities to raise awareness and apply pressure to the government to end fracking in BC.
Frack Free BC is partnering on this series with the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE), a physician-directed non-profit with regional committees across Canada working to secure human health by protecting the planet. CAPE collaborates with national and international organizations to build power and support physicians and communities as they advocate for healthier environments and ecosystems.
