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Wîcihitowin Conference

The 5th Wîcihitowin Indigenous Engagement Conference invites community organizations, governments and businesses to learn about inclusive representation of Indigenous people as employees, volunteers and decision makers. Within the context of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, if you’re working towards respectful Indigenous engagement and inclusion in a community-based setting, this conference is for you. Join us on the path to reconciliation.

October 16th & 17th, 2019
TCU Place – Saskatoon SK
Treaty 6 and Homeland of the Metis

Early Bird Registration ends September 15, 2019 – $200
Regular Tickets (September 16 – October 11, 2019): $250

Early registration is recommended as this event sells out quickly. Visit the Wicihitowin website to register: https://wicihitowin.ca/

Your Family History

Your Family History: Finding and Assembling the Pieces
April 20 – 22, 2018

The Saskatoon Branch, Saskatchewan Genealogical Society (SBSGS) has opened the registration for Your Family History: Finding and Assembling the Pieces. This is the first genealogy conference to take place in Saskatoon since 2011.The SBSGS will host this weekend long event at the Park Town Hotel by bringing in speakers from across western Canada.

Participants will get to choose from sessions designed to provide them with new tools in as they research their family’s history. Early bird deadline is March 20, 2018 with only 150 spots available.

WHO: SBSGS volunteers will host 180 genealogists from across western Canada
WHAT: Your Family History: Finding and Assembling the Pieces Genealogy Conference
WHEN: April 20 -22, 2018
WHERE: Park Town Hotel, Saskatoon, SK
WEBSITE: www.genealogysaskatoon.org

Questions regarding this event or requests for additional information can be directed to Linda Suveges, Conference Chair, at SGS2018Conference@sasktel.net or by calling 1-306-221-2178.

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Breaking the Silence

Looking Back, Moving Forward
We are breaking the silence on issues of sexual orientation and gender identity

The 20th annual conference sponsored by the College of Education, University of Saskatchewan.

Friday, March 17 & Saturday, March 18, 2017
Edwards School of Business (Commerce), Room 18
A full program of panels, workshops and presentations
Program and Registration information: education.usask.ca/breaking-the-silence

Free Showing: Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric at OUTSaskatoon, Thursday, March 16, 2017, 7:00 pm

Mirror Mirror YXE

MIRROR MIRROR Community Event
Thursday, March 2nd at Elim Church (419 Slimmon Rd), 6:30-8:00 pm

This event is geared towards girls ages 10-18, but all women are welcome to attend! Girls ages 10-18 will be gifted the book Mirror Mirror. They will also be given the opportunity to sign up for a free six week Mirror Mirror course that corresponds with the content of the book.


Beauty for Ashes Conference
Friday, March 3rd & Saturday, March 4th at Elim Church

This conference is for all generations of girls and women and will see inspiring teaching, testimonies, artist performances and worship. Find more information at: www.elimsisterhood.com/beautyforashes


Mirror Mirror YXE aims to provide practical tools and education for girls to gain confidence and freedom from low self-esteem. Our goal is to raise $15,000 to purchase Dianne’s Wilson’s book, Mirror Mirror, for Saskatoon High School girls and offer them a follow up course.

Visit us online to donate or register for the community event: mirrormirroryxe.com

Living with Mental Illness Conference

The Living with Mental Illness Conference LWMI is dedicated to providing information and support to those individuals who live with someone who has a mental illness. It provides an opportunity for those caregivers and family to gain knowledge and support in a caring environment.

Friday, May 6th, 2016
Saskatoon Travelodge Hotel
106 Circle Drive West, Saskatoon SK
8:00 am – 4:00 pm

The LWMI conference is a nonprofit provincial conference that has been in existence for 23 years. Approximately 200 people attend the conference on an annual basis including consumers of mental health and their families and friends as well as professionals and students of health care. The conference has a concurrent child and youth conference which provides information and supportto children and teens that have parents or loved ones with a mental illness. It is a fun supportive environment for attendees to learn about their parent’s illness and also learn coping strategies to manage the stress that often occurs in their family.

The conference follows a similar format from year to year; a family panel which allows attendants to hear other persons stories about what it is like to care for someone with a mental health issue, and learn some ideas and tips for coping and staying healthy. This is followed by a key note speaker and an expert in an area of mental health or self-care. The afternoon consists of breakout sessions that talk about various specific diagnoses and provide specific information and treatment options; attendants have the opportunity to choose the topics that they want to learn about.

Objectives:
1. To provide families with information about mental illness including treatment options.
2. To liaise with community resources. ​
3. To provide a forum to foster mutual support among ​ ​workshop participants.

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