In our latest Engage podcast, Joni Hagen and Amber Andersen with the South East Sport, Culture & Recreation District, share how organizations can support young people, build leadership skills, and create meaningful employment opportunities.
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Shelley Fayant is celebrating 11 years with SaskCulture!
Join the celebration and read on to find out more about Shelley and this wonderful milestone!
Congratulations Shelley!
Looking for something to do? Check out the upcoming events happening province-wide via our events page saskculture.ca/events
The SaskCulture offices will be closed on Monday. Regular office hours resume on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Join SaskCulture's upcoming webinar, AI and Judgment Literacy: Navigating the Future of Culture with Confidence, to explore how to stop reacting to AI and start using standard human judgment to lead with it.
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Catherine Folstad is celebrating an incredible 14 years with SaskCulture!
Join us in honouring this major milestone. Congratulations Catherine!
Today, September 30, SaskCulture recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day as a time to learn about the true impacts of residential schools, reflect on the change still needed, and commit to meaningful action.
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Small museum makes a big impact.
The Climax Community Museum made an impact by bringing people together to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation through their Culture Days events. Read more: ow.ly/HXvN50ZSqVP
It’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30.
For a list of events across the province that commemorate this day, visit: ow.ly/uWNg50ZQNrn
The SaskCulture office will be closed September 30, normal hours will resume October 1.
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to listen, learn, acknowledge the true impacts of residential schools, honour the Survivors, and communities. Visit SaskCulture’s Indigenous Awareness Hub for resources and events ow.ly/njOa50ZQN2c
From grassroots clubs to the global stage, Saskatchewan’s debate community is celebrating an era of national success.
Local debaters have defied the odds to capture consecutive National Championship titles and secure spots on Team Canada.
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Leo Keiser is marking 2 years with SaskCulture.
Check out this video to help celebrate this milestone.
Congrats, Leo! We’re so excited to see what’s next!
Join SaskCulture’s webinar on Two-Eyed Seeing (2ES) to explore the interweaving of Western and Indigenous worldviews. Register now or share with anyone who maybe interested. saskculture.wufoo.com/forms/…
There's so many arts and cultural events happening across the province this long weekend.
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SaskCulture's offices will be closed on Monday for Labour Day. Regular office hours will be observed on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
SaskCulture staff are ready to participate in Culture Days. Mark your calendars as Culture Days kicks off on September 18. Plan your schedule and celebrate arts, culture, and heritage across Canada. Find events near you at culturedays.ca/events
Join Shawn Bauche, Creative Kids and Skip Taylor, Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils’ Spark program for an episode about how these program are shaping youth and the future of the arts and culture sector.
Listen to their podcast episode: ow.ly/T8i350ZC2ve
Arts, culture and heritage matter to SK residents, but how often are we actually taking part? Explore the findings from the Public Perception of Arts, Heritage and Culture SK Report. ow.ly/AoVn50ZAGSH
The Multicultural Initiatives Fund - Projects is open and offers two levels of funding to support both small and large-scale projects. Find out more on ow.ly/j0Ej50ZzX6p
Saskatchewan has many vibrant cultural events happening this month!
Check the SaskCulture events calendar for events to attend! saskculture.ca/events
Relationships and resources key to navigating change
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