BEC membership means a seat at the table. Members are connected to a community of practice and build relationships within the industry. Through opportunities to interface and collaborate with policy-makers, BEC members gain insight into USG planning and practice. 

We would love to discuss membership for your organization. Email Paige Morency-Notario, BEC’s Director of Outreach and Communications at pmorencynotario@basiced.org

 

Membership Levels

Full/board

  • One seat on the BEC Board of Directors

  • Eligibility to serve as co-chair of working groups

  • Opportunity for individual meetings with Congressional staff

  • Engagement with key Administration and USAID officials

  • All benefits of associate membership

Associate

  • Participation in working groups and Steering Committee

  • Regular updates on government affairs & news

  • Invitations to all BEC events

  • Highlighting of success stories in BEC newsletter and website

  • Co-branding on all BEC PR materials & initiatives

 

* Organizations are eligible to apply for membership if they are in good-standing and are currently engaged in international basic education initiatives. All BEC operations are funded by member contributions based on a tiered dues system. 

 

Banner photo: from the Education in Conflict & Crisis reception at CIES 2017. BEC co-hosted with ECCN, JEiE, Ed in Crisis SIG, INEE.