Below is the facilitation resource for Building Equitable and Inclusive Schools.
For Elementary school
Sticky Label – Negative elementary
For High School
Below is the facilitation resource for Building Equitable and Inclusive Schools.
For Elementary school
Sticky Label – Negative elementary
For High School
Saskatchewan Multicultural Week is celebrated annually to acknowledge the benefits of multiculturalism as seen in the enrichment and contributions of many individuals, groups, and communities in Saskatchewan.
This year’s campaign allows the people of Saskatchewan to share successful examples of various communities and cultures that reside here and make – #SaskatchewanStrong – through their values, contributions, beliefs, and actions.
Saskatchewan Multicultural Week promotes the advantages of multiculturalism. This year’s theme- “Together We Make Saskatchewan Strong” expresses the contributions of many individuals and groups that enrich Saskatchewan communities.
The series of events in the last 15 months has revealed a lot of inequalities, past injustices have come to the forefront of national discussion, some have questioned the rights of others to be here, calls for uncomfortable conversations have increased, and humanity has risen for one another.
We encourage you to engage in conversations that focus on our diversity, collective strength and contributions, as well as our challenges because respectful relationships and addressing social justice issues are essential for everyone to be valued for all ouridentities.
This year, we are asking you to talk about one (you can even answer all 3!) of these questions in form of a video, post, etc.
Read more about the campaign theme here.
Every year we provide a resource called ‘Building Welcoming Communities’ that provides ideas, related to Saskatchewan Multicultural Week and the annual campaign theme – “#TogetherWeMakeSaskatchewanStrong“– on how to make your community more welcoming and inclusive. Download it here.
Building Welcoming Communities- Schools
Please see the Building Equitable and Inclusive Schools – Toolkit here. These are some activities to replicate in your school. Download it here.
Date
Saturday, November 20, 2021
Time
2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Location
Saskatchewan Multicultural Leadership Award for outstanding contributions to multiculturalism in Saskatchewan. Priority will be given to nominees who have demonstrated sustained periods of commitment in their contributions. (Jim & Michelle of Dairy Queen partners with MCoS to present this award, which includes a $500 donation to the recipient’s charity of choice.)
Multicultural Youth Leadership Award for promising contributions from people 29 years and under. (The Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union (SGEU) is partnering with MCoS to present this award, which now includes a $500 reward.)
Stay tuned to know the Nominees!
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