Learn something new, meet people who understand your work, and bring fresh ideas back to your organisation — from full-day workshops to relaxed evening meetups.
Spend a day with fellow practitioners learning how to plan campaigns that are grounded in evidence — and leave with tools you can apply on Monday morning. Dhaka, 15 March 2026.
View eventDevelopment communications is demanding work — and you should not have to do it alone. BCPS brings together practitioners, academics, and leaders who believe that credible storytelling is essential to lasting social change.
Whether you are building a communications function at an NGO or refining your craft after years in the field, you will find a community here that shares your standards and supports your growth.
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Practical programmes that help individuals and organisations communicate with clarity, credibility, and purpose.
A trusted network of peers who share knowledge, open doors, and advocate for the profession together.
Hands-on workshops and training that build skills you can use immediately — not theory for its own sake.
Tailored support for NGOs and agencies — from audience insight to campaign planning and delivery.
Evidence and fresh thinking that help the field move forward — publications, studies, and shared learning.
Join a network of people who care about doing communications well — with access to events, mentorship, publications, and peers who understand the sector.
Connect with peers, attend member-only events, and access resources that support your day-to-day work.
Apply for membershipList your expertise in the BCPS Resources Pool and get matched with organisations looking for trusted communications support.
Join the Resources PoolGive your time to programmes, events, and initiatives — a flexible way to contribute even if you cannot commit to full membership.
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Workshops in Dhaka, Chittagong, and Sylhet will help NGO teams plan, measure, and tell better development stories.
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Ayesha Karim shows how patient, community-led storytelling can shift how rural audiences engage with development programmes.
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National outlets are recognising BCPS as a voice for ethical, professional standards in development communications.
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Need a communications strategy, campaign review, or crisis support? Our practitioner network works alongside your team — with the rigour and sector understanding that in-house staff often need a partner to provide.
We publish, research, and experiment so practitioners have evidence to lean on — not guesswork — when making decisions about how to communicate for social change.
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