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.