Collaborative Knowledge Base Development for ICRC/CCBI

The ICRC/CCBI is aiming to develop an internal wiki or collaborative knowledge base to enhance knowledge-sharing and streamline onboarding processes. As a nonprofit operating within the social economy, ICRC/CCBI collaborates with a diverse group of stakeholders, including collaborators, contractors, staff, volunteers, members, and partners. The current challenge lies in effectively managing and disseminating information across these varied groups to ensure consistent and efficient communication. The goal of this project is to create a centralized, user-friendly platform that will facilitate easy access to organizational knowledge, thereby improving collaboration and operational efficiency. This project will allow learners to apply their skills in information architecture, content management, and user experience design, ensuring the knowledge base is intuitive and accessible to all users.

Website Construction

Welcome to CCBI! We are a budding non-profit Social Finance Clinic and we're thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for talented students to contribute to our innovative initiative with their skills in Website Construction Main Goal: The primary objective of this project is to transfer our website from a website builder to wordpress to enhance our website’s functionality. Currently, the translation app we use is inefficient, leading to inaccuracies and issues with overcharged visuals due to bilingualism in Quebec. We aim to implement a means to ensure seamless and accurate bilingual communication for our users. Deliverables Conduct an assessment of our current website builder. Research and propose alternative solutions. (Bilingualism to the forefront) Migration and build Deliver a final report outlining the problem, solution and implementation process

Grant Writing

Welcome to CCBI! We are excited to offer a meaningful opportunity for students to contribute to our grant writing and funding strategy. Main Goal: The objective of this project is to develop compelling grant applications to secure funding for CCBI’s community-focused initiatives. Students will research potential funding sources, draft grant proposals, and refine application strategies. Deliverables: Identify and evaluate at least three potential grant opportunities aligned with CCBI’s mission. Draft and refine one or more grant applications. Create a template for future grant applications to streamline the process.

Training Module Development

About the Project CCBI is launching a Solidarity Clinic in spring 2026 to provide free tax returns and financial, fiscal, consumer, and digital literacy support to underserved 2SLGBTQ+ communities, particularly those facing economic disparities, immigration barriers, and systemic exclusion. We need to train our growing team, volunteers, and collaborators with intersectional, trauma-informed, and community-grounded approaches. This internship supports the development of an original training curriculum that addresses real gaps in existing resources. This will not be a copy-paste job - many of these trainings don’t yet exist in a way that aligns with our values such including economic and trauma informed content so you'll help build something new and necessary!