Multicultural Honours Online Application Form

CHOOSE THE AWARD:*
- Saskatchewan Multicultural Leadership Award for outstanding contributions to multiculturalism in Saskatchewan. (This award now includes a $500 donation to the recipient’s charity of choice.)
- Multicultural Youth Leadership Award for significant 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 prize.)
Eligibility:
Living Saskatchewan residents are eligible for nomination with the following exceptions: Anyone who is currently serving as an MCoS Board member, committee member or staff or has served in the past 2 years is not eligible Immediate family members of such board members or staff are not eligible People holding or seeking political office are not eligible Members of the judiciary who still hold office are not eligible Any past recipients of any MCoS award cannot be nominated for the same award.
Nominee Information
Note: Please ensure that the nominee will be present at the ceremony.
Nominee Name*
First Last
Age (Youth Leadership Award only)
Organization(s):*
Nominee Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City Province Postal Code
- Nominee Email*
- Nominee Phone*
Contributions to Streams of Multicultural Work
GUIDELINES
To demonstrate the scope of the nominee’s contribution and impact:
Points indicate scoring used by the Recognition Committee. Multicultural Streams: MCoS has articulated five streams of multicultural work; they flow from multicultural values. They are not mutually exclusive; they often overlap and support one another, but understanding them as distinct helps to see how multiculturalism enriches Saskatchewan. Please describe the nominee’s contributions in each applicable stream below.
The Recognition Committee will give priority to candidates with contributions in multiple streams. Each stream will be evaluated out of 5 points. In order to have your nominee assessed fairly: Include detail of contributions. Be sure to include information on all of the nominee’s involvement and how it has made a difference. The committee is only able to judge by what is on the application.
1. Cultural Continuity empowers ethnocultural organizations, individuals and communities to retain, maintain and evolve distinctive cultural practices and traditions in the Canadian context. (5 points)*
1a. Impact (2 points):
2. Celebration of Diversity includes education and festivals that showcase differences and similarities, most often through performance, cuisine and other arts. (5 points)*
2a. Impact (2 points):
3. Anti-racism work looks at issues of power and privilege and how they impact individual and systemic discrimination. This work usually includes active dialogue to build equity and justice in our institutions and communities. (5 points)*
3a. Impact (2 points):
4. Intercultural connections entails different cultural groups coming together over time to build bridges i.e. exchanges, pen pals, cooperative work, creating safe spaces, dialogue, creative projects, etc. (5 points)*
4a. Impact (2 points):
5. Integration focuses on facilitating the process immigrants and refugees experience beyond settlement to become part of their new Canadian communities. It includes seeing themselves and being seen as contributors and feeling welcome to be themselves in many contexts. (5 points)*
5a. Impact (2 points):
Leadership
Leadership (10 points): Value is placed on candidates who have contributed beyond their own local and ethnocultural communities. How has the nominee inspired others? How many years have they been involved? How has their contribution grown over time?*
Supporting documents
Please list other awards and honours received. You are welcome to attach a minimum of two (2) and a maximum of five (5) supporting documents. These may include a maximum of two (2) each of reference letters, media stories, reports, articles, etc. (5 points)
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Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, png, jpg, jpeg, Max. file size: 5 MB, Max. files: 5.
Please upload a photo of your nominee*
Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, bmp, Max. file size: 5 MB.
Nominator Information
Nominator Name*
First Last
Organization(s)
Nominator Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City Province Postal Code
Nominator Phone*
Nominator Email*
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References
Reference check (references should not be the nominator or nominee) Please provide two references with phone numbers and email addresses.
Name - Reference 1*
Phone number*
Email*
Name - Reference 2*
Phone number*
Email*
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Multicultural Honours Online Application Form

Eligibility:

Nominee Information

Contributions to Streams of Multicultural Work

Leadership

Supporting documents

Nominator Information

References

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