Join us and view a free photovoice exhibit showcasing Black joy and wellness.
This project aims to honor and celebrate the diverse experiences of individuals of various Black ethnicities. This exhibit is also a positive way to share awareness about inclusion in Saskatchewan.
Join us for a delightful cultural experience and celebration. Immerse yourself in the vibrant history and diverse traditions.
Explore Azerbaija’s rich heritage, history, and natural beauty.
The 2024 APM will take place on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, starting at 4:00 p.m. (EST).
There are two ways to participate, either in person at the Canada Council’s main offices in Ottawa or online via the livestream.
Following the APM, participants attending the APM in person are invited to a reception in the Âjagemô Exhibition Space located at 150 Elgin Street in Ottawa, starting at 5:00 p.m. (EST).
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Register to attend the 2024 APM online or in person.
The 2024 APM will include a question-and-answer period during which we will respond to queries you have about the arts sector or the Council.
Send your questions before March 15, 2024, by emailing apm@canadacouncil.ca.
We will make every effort to address as many questions as possible during the event. If we do not respond to your question, or if you have one after the event, please contact info@canadacouncil.ca at any time during the year.
For participants attending the event in person, there will be simultaneous interpretation in French and English, American Sign Language (ASL) and Langue des signes du Québec (LSQ).
Should you require assistance or a specific accommodation, to ensure that you can fully participate in the event (including accommodation for non-permanent mobility issues), please indicate your requirements when completing the In-person Registration Form or send an e-mail to apm@canadacouncil.ca.
The information provided will enable the Council to plan an event that meets the accommodation and inclusion requirements of as many participants as possible.
The webcast will be accessible in English and French, with simultaneous sign language interpretation in ASL and LSQ, and closed captioning in English and French.
For additional information, questions, or concerns, please e-mail apm@canadacouncil.ca.
Cannot watch the event live? Check back on this page after 2024 the APM for a full recording and transcripts.
Watch past APM videos on the Canada Council YouTube channel.
As a Crown corporation, the Canada Council for the Arts is legally required to hold an Annual Public Meeting. More than that, it is a great opportunity to share annual updates with the arts community and the wider public in Canada.
Threads showcases the experiences of speakers and performers from across Canada. They come together and explore the question “How can people from different cultures, geographies, and religions learn to live with each other so that all can flourish?”
Details and Free Registration: https://www.sods.sk.ca/events/threads-cultural-conversations // 
Sustainable Livelihoods and Living Heritage
Heritage Saskatchewan is proud to support this upcoming webinar series as part of activities related to the UNESCO Co-Chair in Living Heritage & Sustainable Livelihoods held by Kristin Catherwood Mantta, our Director of Living Heritage, and Agnieszka Pawlowska-Mainville at the University of Northern British Columbia.
With an emphasis on Northern experiences, the webinar will delve into a discussion around living heritage and its links to sustainable livelihoods in Canada’s northern regions.
Registration is required at this link.
Please share this and join us on February 29th and March 25th.
Register at this link.
Anti-Racism Film Festival – Showing Mashkawi-Manidoo Bimaadiziwin’s ‘Spirit to Soar’
Hosted by the Saskatchewan Intercultural Association
more details : https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/0446e08c-ca9d-4041-830d-e3844097707b
The Newcomers film chronicles the lives of five immigrants facing isolation in small-town Saskatchewan as some of them struggle to find acceptance in their new homes.
This is a Community Forum event for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Also, this is a collaborative event hosted/organized by the Prince Albert Multicultural Council, MCoS, Saskatchewan German Council, and the Prince Albert Municipal Cultural Action Plan.
Join us for another exciting evening of networking and learning at SCIC Global Connections in Regina! This in-person gathering will take place on Friday, March 8, at 5:00 PM at Bushwakker Brewpub (Arizona Room), 2206 Dewdney Ave, Regina.
As always, we will focus on international cooperation, sustainability, and social justice, but on this day, we will also be recognizing International Women’s Day! Our presenters for the evening will be from the Regina Open Door Society (https://rods.sk.ca/). Regina Open Door Society (RODS), a prominent non-profit organization, stands as a beacon of commitment, delivering exceptional settlement and integration services to refugees and immigrants in Regina. RODS consistently dedicates itself to addressing the diverse needs of newcomers, offering an array of meticulously designed programs and services aimed at empowering them to achieve their aspirations and seamlessly participate in the broader community.
The inclusive programs, thoughtfully curated by RODS, extend support to newcomers of all diverse backgrounds, facilitating their integration into Canadian society. The overarching goal is to foster an environment of support and inclusivity, ensuring a smooth transition for both individuals and families.
Moreover, the presentation will showcase insights from two speakers, Zuhal and Basmah, who will deeply delve into the critical subject of Gender equality. Drawing from their rich experiences in their respective home countries, they will illuminate the challenges faced and the progress made in promoting gender equality. Additionally, they will share personal anecdotes detailing their journeys to Canada, articulating an unwavering commitment to delivering excellence in service to the newcomers’ community.
Take advantage of this fantastic chance to expand your network and make new friends and contacts. Join us at the SCIC Global Connections Networking Social at the Bushwakker Brewpub in Regina! (https://bushwakker.com/)
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect on the many accomplished women in our province and around the world. This year’s focus, to embrace equity, is at the heart of so many of the important discussions we have with our friends and families and in our communities. When equity guides our interactions and our decisions, we lift everyone up.
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