Saskatchewan Multicultural Week promotes the advantages of multiculturalism. This year’s theme is – “Celebrate Community, Honour Diversity, Act For Equity ” and expresses the contributions of many individuals and groups that enrich Saskatchewan communities.
Why do we need to talk about multiculturalism?
During the pandemic and global movements for justice, we have become increasingly aware of our common humanity, the collective efforts of those from many cultures, and the costs of ongoing inequities. Individuals and organizations have started conversations about racism and oppression that will allow us to build a solid foundation for equitable and inclusive communities.
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 our identities.
Let’s Talk, Listen and Act to #CelebrateCommunity #HonourDiversity and #ActForEquity
Saskatchewan has so much to celebrate and there are so many stories from people of various backgrounds that make Saskatchewan Strong.
Join the conversation and help us spread the word!
Throughout Multicultural Week we want the message of multiculturalism, strength, and diversity to be spread far and wide so we’re encouraging you to join us in sharing on social media. Create your own message about the importance of multiculturalism, about what you feel makes #SKStrong or share one of our posts from November 18th -26th, 2023 to be entered to win a vibrant and diverse 2024 multifaith calendar!
Be sure to tag us in your post or share and also use the hashtags #CelebrateCommunity #HonourDiversity and #ActForEquity to have your entry counted! Please note that we’re only able to see posts, hashtags and shares from public accounts but if you’ve created a post or shared one of ours throughout Multicultural Week and wish to be entered please just message us a screenshot of your post. A draw will take place on November 27th and the winner will be contacted via social media.
Share your voice and engage in meaningful conversations that focus on our diversity, community, equity, 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 our identities.
MCoS will share videos from Saskatchewan people on our website and social media. Please watch, comment, and share with #CelebrateCommunity #HonourDiversity and #ActForEquity.
Let’s Talk, Listen and Act to make #SKStrong! Start a conversation on multiculturalism! This year’s theme for Saskatchewan Multicultural Week- “Together We Make Saskatchewan Strong” expresses the contributions of many individuals and groups that enrich Saskatchewan communities. We have a few questions to get you started with conversations around multiculturalism, visit the link below. Share your stories on social media in a post/story/comment using #SKStrong!
Let’s Talk, Listen and Act to make #SKStrong! Start a conversation on multiculturalism! This year’s theme- “Together We Make Saskatchewan Strong” expresses the contributions of many individuals and groups that enrich Saskatchewan communities. @mcos_1975 has a few questions below to get you started. Share your stories on social media in a post/story/comment using #SKStrong!
Let’s Talk, Listen & Act to make #SKStrong! This year’s theme expresses the contributions of many people & groups that enrich SK communities. @MC_o_S has questions below as conversation starters. Share your stories with #SKStrong!
Here are some specific examples to help you out:
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