Both screenings will feature a panel discussion, providing education and additional context to the films. Stay tuned for our panel guest announcements!*Please note that these films contain references to […]
About this event Local guest speakers will share their experiences with racism, how they were impacted, and what resulted. Organized by RRLIP in partnership with Regina Public Library, MCoS, and […]
Anti-Racism Poster
Southeast Newcomer Services in partner with SWIS (Settlement Workers In Schools) to host an art showing at the Weyburn Art Gallery from March 18th to 30th 2022. This display will […]
Black + Rural: A Window into the Lives and Experiences of Black Canadians Tucked Away on the Countryside by Performance Storyteller Shayna Jones Black + Rural is a national scope, […]
An opportunity for attendees to learn how to recognize colonialism in your country of origin and how to build understanding and relationships in spite of it.
When: March 22, 2022 1:00 P.M. – 4:40 P.M. ET Hate crimes are considered message crimes and minority communities are often the target. During the first year of the pandemic, […]
About this event Are you a professional Newcomer residing in Alberta or Saskatchewan looking to get back onto your career path in Canada? The Career Loans program and team are here to […]
A determinants of health approach offers a comprehensive framework for considering the health inequities Indigenous Peoples experience. In this session, Dr. Marcia Anderson will reflect on Indigenous peoples’ inherent right […]
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