2021 Community Forums!
2021 Community Events Prince Albert Community Forum – March 2, 2021 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Battleford Community Forum – March 10, 2021 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Yorkton Community Forum – March […]
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Youth Leadership Workshops and Facilitator Training
Join for province-wide Virtual Anti-racism Leadership Workshop Anti-Racism Youth Leadership Workshop is being offered as a two-part module. Part 1- Colonization Simulation March 9, 9:30 -11:30 a.m. & March 10, […]
#IndigenousStorytellingMonth
Storytelling events at libraries across Saskatchewan For families or individuals wanting to participate in Indigenous Storytellers Month, there are events happening all across Saskatchewan. Find a full list here. The […]
Mental Health Issues Facing the Black Community
“Racism is a public health crisis,” according to a May 2020 statement from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). This means that racism — whether unintentional, unconsciously, or concealed […]
African-Canadian Black History Month
African-Canadian Black History Month The Saskatchewan African-Canadian Heritage Museum (SACHM) has been one of the provincial leaders in promoting the importance of the historical and current contributions of people of […]
Multiculturalism Means Business- Shannon Coleman
The Series: Multiculturalism Impacts Business Shannon Coleman: Recreating Memories with Meals Shannon is no stranger to challenges and trying out new things. From the age of 15, she gleefully took […]
Multicultural Honours 2020 Recipients
Multicultural Youth Leadership Award Chilombo Mwela is the 2020 recipient for the award. She uses her voice, team spirit and her position as President of the University of Regina African […]
Multiculturalism Matters in this Election
MCoS encourages you to advocate for multiculturalism. Specifically, you can raise the awareness of candidates in your riding that issues related to multiculturalism are important to you and that you make voting […]
Multiculturalism Matters in this Municipal Election
MCoS encourages you to advocate for multiculturalism. Specifically, you can raise the awareness of candidates in your riding that issues related to multiculturalism are important to you and that you make voting […]
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