**JOB ALERT** The City of Saskatoon is looking for an Indigenous Public Engagement Consultant Closing date is Feb. 24 Details here

#BeAConnectR and understand the connection between racism and health by reading First Peoples, Second Class Treatment First Peoples, Second Class Treatment explores the role of racism in the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

Join Wanuskewin for this year's Full Week of Nutrien Kôna Winter Festival with community facilitators, artists, presenters It's a chance to celebrate Indigenous Culture and spend this break week exploring the full site, and learning traditional teachings

Please share. Information for Indigenous community members interested in supporting or contributing to a public art project

On Saturday at White Buffalo Youth Lodge join to honour the life of Gilbert Kewistep, a beloved social worker, Professor at FNUC, Knowledge Keeper, and pillar of our community. Gilbert dedicated his life to advocating for Indigenous culture, education, and community well-being

On Wednesday the Office of the Treaty Commissioner is hosting an online Indigenous Storytelling Month session with Delvin Kanêwiyakiho. It's free. Register now and join at 1:15 p.m.

Colour and Learn with Leah Dorion. The Mother Earth: Colouring and Activity Book, by artist Leah Marie Dorion gives people the opportunity to explore and discover Indigenous culture through colouring

The journey of Reconciliation is not an easy one. That’s why Reconciliation Saskatoon created and built the ConnectR website — to help people take that first step, and then the next. Find resources to support your reconciliation work

MNP's book An Introductory Guide To Understanding Indigenous Rights looks at Indigenous and Treaty Rights and Canada’s relationship with Indigenous Peoples. Proceeds are being set aside within MNP’s Communities Forward community investment fund

Did you know you can join Reconciliation Saskatoon? Join over 115 organizations, businesses, and nonprofits committed to responding to the TRC’s Calls to Action, to the MMIWG2S Calls for Justice, and to UNDRIP.

#BeAConnectR and Tune into a podcast about systemic racism in Canada. Don’t Call Me Resilient hosted by Vinita Srivastava goes deep with academic experts and those with lived experience to bring you your weekly dose of news, from an anti-racist perspective

The Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples (LSSAP) committee has a calendar of events for the annual Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month. Find something nearby or online and join in.

Tomorrow evening is Words for a Freezing Moon It's an Evening of Indigenous Literature with readings from Michelle Porter, Tasha Hilderman, Arnolda Dufour Bowes, John Brady McDonald, and Alexandra Jarrett Held at the Remai Modern Learn more:

Join Shelby Redman for the Rabbit Fur Earring workshop hosted at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. It's happening this weekend, Sunday Feb 9th, 2025, 10 am – 4 pm. Details and registration here

#BeAConnectR and engage in Cree with your kids. Listen to this collection of children’s songs sung in Cree by Art Napoleon, including the “Animal Song” and “Bannock Boogie.”

A big part of reconciliation is making relationships, showing up to community events can be a great way to do this. The Office of the Treaty Commissioner has an events calendar, pick something near you and meet someone new.

This afternoon the @TreatyOfficeSK is hosting an online Indigenous Storytelling Month session with Sharon Meyer. It's free. Register now and join at 1:15 p.m.

Reading Indigenous news sources means hearing Indigenous perspectives on issues, people, and current events. Stay informed by searching out online news for local sources like Eagle Feather News, Grassroots News, or Turtle Island News. APTN is a national news source

Sarasa Performance Laboratory Inc. presents Winter Storytelling over three events. There is a session at the end of the month Feb. 26 from 7 - 9 PM that includes Contemporary Performances Janelle Pewapsconias Mercedez Tate Sabina Sweta Sen-Podstawska Details in the poster

What does it mean to be to an Indigenous Advocate? Watch this video from the Aboriginal Community Advocacy program shows the questions people are asking and the steps people are taking to be Indigenous advocates.