Diversity Directory:

● Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan Inc. http://www.afcs.ca/ The Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan will work together in harmony and will be the support agency of choice for all Aboriginal people . . . . by respecting our Elders, helping Aboriginal peoples through friendship, harmony, quality service, cultural integrity, cultural awareness and sharing.

● African Canadian Resource Network Saskatchewan Inc. http://www.acrnsask.ca/ ACRN is an action-oriented, resource organization dedicated to supporting the capacity ​ development of the African-Canadian Community in Saskatchewan in strategic areas such as public and business leadership. It also provides a platform for enhancing social and cultural connections within and outside the Community.

● All Nations Healin’ Thru Artz http://www.anhta.org/home/ All Nations Healin’ Thru Artz provides arts programming for youth between the ages of 12 and 20 years old, regardless of ethnicity, and at no cost to participants.

● Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise http://www.fransaskois.sk.ca/ Depuis plus de 100 ans l’Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise est l’organisme porte-parole de la francophonie en Saskatchewan. Son rôle est d’assurer le développement de la communauté fransaskoise et d’en défendre les intérêts.

● Association jeunesse fransaskoise http://www.ajf.ca/ L’objectif de l’AJF est de rejoindre le plus grand nombre possible de jeunes, et nous savons qu’il n’est pas toujours facile d’assurer le paiement complet pour une activité. Nous pouvons donc faire des arrangements si une contrainte financière empêche un jeune de participer à une activité. Il suffit de contacter le directeur général pour discuter des solutions qui peuvent s’offrir à ces jeunes. L’Association jeunesse fransaskoise est ici par et pour les jeunes!

"Fransaskois Youth Association", or AJF, is a non-profit organization devoted to francophone youth across the province. Our organization produces a number of French activities every year for youth between the ages of 12 and 25. At AJF, our goal is to provide a chance for all francophone youth to live and develop their French culture through a variety of sport, culture and leadership-building activities right here in Saskatchewan.

● Association of United Ukrainian - Regina http://www.auuc.ca/branches.htm#Reg The Association of United is a national, cultural-educational, non-profit organization established in Canada in 1918. With branches throughout Canada, it sponsors such cultural activities as dance groups, orchestras, choirs and children’s activities.

● Bhutanese-Nepali Community of Regina Inc. https://btncore.org/ Bhutanese- Nepali Community of Regina is a registered non-profit organization and its mandate is to preserve its culture and engage other multicultural communities through various social events, activities and community participation.

● Canadian Hostelling Association - Prairie Region http://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/where-to-stay/100442/canadian-hostelling-ass ociation---prairie-region Hostelling International - Saskatchewan, founded in 1973, is a non-profit, membership-based organization, which encourages education, adventure and cultural understanding through travel by providing hostel accommodation, membership and hostel-based programs.

● Chinese Language School of Regina, Inc. http://www.chineseschoolregina.ca/about-us The Chinese Language School of Regina was established by a group of enthusiastic Chinese ​ ​ Canadians under the auspices of the Saskatchewan Chinese Cultural Association of Regina in 1975. The School was formally registered with the Saskatchewan Government as a not-for-profit organization in April 1987.

● CISV Saskatoon https://cisvsaskatoon.org/# CISV Saskatoon is part of CISV International, a global organization dedicated to educating and inspiring action for a more just and peaceful world by building intercultural friendship, cooperation, and understanding. By encouraging respect for cultural differences, common values, and self-awareness, CISV empowers children and young people to incorporate these values into their lives as they make a difference in their communities and become global citizens. At the heart of all of our programs is our belief that peace is possible through friendship and mutual understanding.

● Common Weal Community Arts https://commonweal.ca/ Common Weal Community Arts Inc. is a provincial arts organization that collaboratively engages professional artists with communities to promote social change and cultural identity through creative expression.

● Communauté des Africains Francophones de la Saskatchewan https://www.facebook.com/Communaut%C3%A9-des-Africains-Francophones-de-la- Saskatchewan-CAFS-245731142145267/ la CAFS est une Communauté regroupant des Africains francophones établis en Saskatchewan depuis des décennies à nos jours.

● Conseil Culturel Fransaskois https://www.culturel.ca/ CCF is the official Fransaskois representative in cultural matters and maintains links with its local, regional and provincial members, as well as other cultural and multicultural organizations.

● Cultural Connections Regina http://www.culturalconnectionsregina.ca/ Establishing and strengthening inter and intra-cultural connections in Regina and Saskatchewan. Promoting arts, music, food of different cultures in the City of Regina/ province through organization and management of events. Supporting various registered/ charitable organizations in Regina by participating in and hosting their fund raising events Making Regina a more vibrant cultural centre by conducting high quality and inclusive cultural activities

● Doukhobor Cultural Society of Saskatchewan http://www.saskdoukhobor.ca/ The DCSS is a provincial "umbrella" group representing 7 provincially registered Doukhobor societies from Saskatchewan. Our mandate is to promote public awareness, understanding and appreciation of the contributions by Canadian Doukhobors to our provincial and national heritage and culture. We will do this by providing speakers, choir groups and public workshops as well as distributing pamphlets, a list of resource books and choir productions. The organization will encourage and seek out the understanding and cooperation amongst all Doukhobors in Saskatchewan and across Canada.

● Fédération des Francophones de Saskatoon http://www.francosaskatoon.ca/ La Fédération des francophones de Saskatoon est le porte-parole et le chef de file des francophones de Saskatoon pour la promotion et pour le développement de leurs Intérêts.

● Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations http://www.fsin.com/ The FSIN represents 74 in Saskatchewan. The Federation is committed to honouring the spirit and intent of the Treaties, as well as the promotion, protection and implementation of the Treaty promises that were made more than a century ago.

● Folkfest (Saskatoon) https://www.saskatoonfolkfest.com/ Purpose: To produce an annual festival for the purpose of educating the public about the different cultures within our society in order to appreciate one’s heritage and preserve valued aspects of culture. To provide scholarships to deserving students for the purpose of fulfilling their educational goals.

● Gabriel Dumont Institute https://gdins.org/ The mission of the Gabriel Dumont Institute is to promote the renewal and development of Métis culture through research; materials development, collection, and distribution; and the design, development, and delivery of Métis-specific educational programs and services.

● Ghanaian Canadian Association of Saskatchewan https://www.facebook.com/groups/197041510318759/ This is a group for all proud Ghanaians and their loved ones residing in the province of Saskatchewan.

● Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre http://www.gtnt.ca/about-us/ To produce and present innovative cultural theatre experiences that engage and empower First Nations, Métis and youth, artists and the greater Saskatchewan community.

● Gujarati Samaj of Southern Saskatchewan http://reginagujaratisamaj.com/ The earliest Gujarati immigrants to Saskatchewan came in 1958. Prior to 1973, approximately a dozen Gujarati families celebrated Gujarati festivals at a private residence. The Samaj was formally established on February 23, 1974

● Heritage Saskatchewan https://heritagesask.ca/ Heritage Saskatchewan is the collective voice of all those who value heritage in Saskatchewan. As knowledge-brokers and pathfinders, we seek to raise awareness of Living Heritage.

● Humboldt Regional Newcomer Centre http://www.thehrnc.com/ The Humboldt Regional Newcomer Centre (HRNC) is a walk-in, free resource centre where our staff will help newcomers settle and integrate into their community. The HRNC is a one stop gateway for assistance with immigration concerns and referrals to necessary agencies to help meet the needs of newcomers. The HRNC aims to provide support, information, resources and referrals to newcomers across the region to ensure a successful move to Saskatchewan. The HRNC not only offers services to its newcomers in Humboldt, they reach out to all communities within its region through their settlement advisors and SWIS workers.

● Inclusion Regina http://inclusionregina.ca/ Beginning in Regina, Saskatchewan, we are a community, hundreds and thousands strong, committed to inclusion, acceptance and participation for people with intellectual disabilities. Inclusion Regina, formerly The Regina and District Association for Community Living, was founded in 1952 by parents with a vision of inclusion for their children with intellectual disabilities. Rejecting the bygone practice of institutionalization, we work to weave everyone into the rich fabric of our community.

● India-Canada Cultural Association http://www.iccasaskatoon.ca/about-us.html The Mandate of the India-Canada Cultural Association is to promote better understanding between persons of Indian Origin and Residents of Canada and to promote, develop and enrich the cultural and social life of the members of ICCA and community at large. We strive to promote Indian culture and heritage among residents of Saskatoon and beyond.

● International Women of Saskatoon http://internationalwomenofsaskatoon.org/ The Empowerment and integration of newcomer, immigrant and refugee women and their families to reach their full potential as contributing members of Canadian society.

● Lakeland District for Sport, Culture and Recreation http://www.lakelanddistrict.ca/ ​ The Lakeland District for Sport, Culture and Recreation Inc. is a non-profit volunteer based organization. We exist to facilitate the development of sport, culture and recreation programs and services to the residents of our District.

● Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport http://www.tpcs.gov.sk.ca/ The Ministry supports, celebrates and helps build pride in Saskatchewan. The Ministry's strategic focus is on tourism enhancement, quality of life and economic growth. The Ministry works with diverse groups and communities to: enhance the province's cultural, artistic, recreational and social life; promote excellence in the arts, culture, heritage and sport; and to support a vibrant and growing arts and cultural community. The Ministry supports and promotes Saskatchewan tourism, manages and enhances Saskatchewan's provincial parks system, conserves ecosystems and cultural resources and provides recreation and interpretive opportunities for park visitors.

● Moose Jaw Multicultural Council Inc. http://mjmcinc.ca/ The Moose Jaw Multicultural Council (MJMC) is a non-profit charitable organization. We provide a full range of Settlement, Orientation and Language services for Newcomers to Canada who have chosen to make Moose Jaw and area their home. MJMC also acts as an umbrella for cultural member groups within the community. We are overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors and were formed in 1974.

● Moose Jaw Pride Inc. https://moosejawpride.ca/ To celebrate and support gender and sexually diverse people through the provision of fabulously inclusive community services and educational opportunities.

● Multi-Faith Saskatchewan http://www.multifaithsask.org/ At Multi-Faith Saskatchewan we aim to initiate, foster and assist in the development and operation of multifaith groups in Saskatchewan. We want to help these groups understand, appreciate and accept the diverse faith communities in their area.

● Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan http://mcos.ca/ The Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan is committed to promoting, fostering, improving and developing multiculturalism in the cultural, social, economic, and political life of Saskatchewan while working to achieve equality of all residents.

● Multilingual Association of Regina Inc. http://www.mlar.ca/ The Multilingual Association of Regina is a non-profit registered charity. MLAR was founded in 1978 and Regina Multilingual School activities began in 1979. MLAR is committed to the retention and promotion of heritage languages in Regina.

● Muslims for Peace and Justice http://www.mpjsask.org/ Muslims for Peace & Justice (MPJ) is a provincially incorporated Saskatchewan-based non-profit Muslim organization. MPJ is dedicated to articulating, promoting and defending the interests of the Saskatchewan Muslim community and representing them on issues important to Canadians. MPJ serves as an educator and liaison to the media, government, law enforcement and other organizations in Saskatchewan to foster an accurate image of Islam & Muslims, cultivate mutual understanding & cooperation, and provide Muslim perspectives on important issues in Canadian public affairs.

● Northeast Newcomer Services http://www.northeastnewcomerservices.com/ Northeast Newcomer Services offers information and referral services to newcomers to Tisdale and communities within a 150 kilometers radius of Tisdale. Moving to a new community and new country can be exciting but also challenging at times. Our office staff at Northeast Newcomer Services is here to help you make your transition to your new home as\ smooth as possible.

● Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District http://www.nscrd.com/ The purpose of the Northern Community & School Recreation Coordinator Program (NC&SRCP) is to enhance the quality of life for northerners through the provision of community based sport, culture and recreation programs after school, in the evenings, on weekends and at community and school special events.

● OUTSaskatoon http://www.outsaskatoon.ca/ OUTSaskatoon builds community for LGBTQ2S+ people of all ages and backgrounds. We provide peer support and counselling, queer-specific education and resources, outreach, social gatherings and events, community referrals, and sexual health services. In addition, we operate Pride Home, a long-term home for LGBTQ2S+ youth ages 16-21. Through these programs OUTSaskatoon supports body, mind and spirit within a growing and changing community.

● Parkland Valley Sport, Culture and Recreation District https://parklandvalley.ca/ Through sport, culture and recreation initiatives, we: Support strong community leaders through resources and volunteerism; Empower people to make healthy lifestyle choices, and Help grow community pride.Through our district network, we use the community development approach in working with communities and groups to assist in meeting their needs.

● Philippine Immigrants Network Alliance of Saskatchewan Youth https://www.campusvibe.ca/campusvibe/group/17967669-5bab-4af9-b965-15cb7f9c9 4a7/b947eeb6-dec1-4403-bca5-ba0d6fec1df9 Philippine Immigrants Network Alliance of Saskatchewan is an organization that helps Young Filipino Immigrants living in Saskatchewan through connecting them to many different networks and groups which can assist their needs. It promotes volunteerism and fellowship between young Filipino Immigrants and Young Canadians living in Saskatchewan to build a strong relationship and be more comfortable living in a new province (Saskatchewan) and country (Canada).

● Poltava Ensemble of Song, Music and Dance http://www.poltava.ca/ The Poltava Ensemble of Song, Music, and Dance is a 50 member Ukrainian ensemble which includes dancers, musicians and singers.

● Prairie Central District for Sport, Culture and Recreation https://prairiecentral.ca/ We provide leadership and support by building bridges and partnerships through sport, culture and recreation for the benefit of the district.

● Prairie Somali Canadian Community Centre http://www.prairiesomalis.com/ The Prairie Somali Canadian Community centre is a community-based non profit organization providing a wide range of much needed services mainly to Saskatchewan’s growing Somali ethnic community. It was established in 2011 to meet the ever-expanding needs and concerns of the Somali Canadians and new immigrants. It is an integral part in all facets of life of the Somali community in the province, and helps in improving the quality of life for the as well as other Afro-Canadian immigrants. Although limited in resources, PSCCC is the connecting point between Somalis of different ages and social status. It promotes and sustains the civic spirit and volunteerism in the community. PSCCC is among the primary founders and a proud member of the African Canadian Resources Network of Saskatchewan.

● Prince Albert Multicultural Council http://www.pamcsk.com/ The Prince Albert Multicultural Council promotes and celebrates cultural diversity, through (themed) potlucks, annual festivals such as Tapestrama, Multicultural Week, showcasing the different traditions, songs, dance, music and customs of all cultures. We also provide English for Employment classes.

● Regina Afrofest http://reginaafrofest.com/ Regina AfroFest is an annual outdoor community event that celebrates Africa’s diverse cultures through live music performance, drum & dance, arts & craft, African food and workshops.

● Regina Chinese Canadian Association http://www.rcca.ca/ To create an environment in which closer association of all are developed and promoted. To encourage full and equal participation by Chinese Canadians in the cultural, social, economic and political life of Canada. To encourage and develop in persons of Chinese descent a desire to know and respect their historical and cultural heritage, and to educate them to adopt a creative and positive attitude towards the Chinese Canadian contribution to the Canadian mosaic. To promote and safeguard the rights of all individuals, in particular those of Chinese Canadians under the Canadian Chart of Rights and Freedoms. To promote understanding and cooperation between Chinese Canadians and all other ethnic and cultural groups and the three levels of government.

● Regina Hungarian Cultural and Social Club http://www.reginahungarianclub.com/dancegroup.html Hungarian folk dancing has always been the focal point of culture in the Regina Hungarian Club. In order to preserve and nurture the Hungarian culture, the Club has offered various programs to their members and families. Through the years, these programs have included language school, choir, theatrical performances and, of course, dancing. The Regina Balaton Hungarian Dancers were officially formed in 1974. The Hungarian community is entertained throughout the year by the Balaton Dancers at such events as the Grape Harvest Supper and Dance, Mosaic a Festival of Cultures and at commemorative celebrations such as March 15 and October 23.

● Regina Immigrant Women Centre http://www.reginaiwc.ca/ We provide opportunities, programs and services for immigrant and refugee WOMEN and their families to facilitate and support their smooth integration into our local communities.

● Regina Japanese-Canadian Club http://www.rjcc.ca/ Regina Japanese Canadian Club Inc. (RJCC) is an organization that promotes the cultural and social well-being of the Japanese Community in Regina and Southern Saskatchewan. The RJCC organizes a variety of activities in order to support the continuance of Japanese heritage and culture of its members.

● Regina Multicultural Council http://www.reginamulticulturalcouncil.ca/ Do you want to experience a brand new culture? Be involved in the multicultural community? Volunteer or present a pavilion at Mosaic - A Festival of Cultures? You can do all of this and more by becoming a member of the Regina Multicultural Council.

● Regina Open Door Society http://rods.sk.ca/ The Regina Open Door Society (RODS) is a non-profit organization that provides settlement and integration services to refugees and immigrants in Regina. RODS is committed to meeting the needs of newcomers by offering programs and services that enable them to achieve their goals and participate fully in the larger community.

● River City School of Irish Dance https://www.rivercityirishdance.com/ River City School of Irish Dance is a non-profit Irish Dance School located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

● Rivers West District for Sport, Culture and Recreation http://www.riverswestdistrict.ca/ Rivers West District for Sport, Culture & Recreation (DSCR) is an organization whose purpose is to enhance the delivery of lottery-funded sport, culture and recreation programming and services throughout the Rivers West District .

● Sâkêwêwak First Nations Artists Collective Inc. http://www.sakewewak.ca/ Our mandate is to ensure that Indigenous artists within the city of Regina and surrounding areas are consistently provided with the space and environment that allows them to develop their self-determined artistic practices through critical exchange with their peers and audiences

● Saskatchewan Abilities Council https://www.saskabilities.ca/ SaskAbilities is a registered charity and operates under the authority of the Non-Profit Corporations Act, 1995, of Saskatchewan. We are dedicated to providing programs and services to people experiencing disability in Saskatchewan.

● Saskatchewan African Canadian Heritage Museum http://sachm.org/ The virtual museum is a collection of the heritage, contributions and journeys of people of African ancestry who have lived and now live in Saskatchewan. Its primary purpose is to research, collect, document and share information through the medium of the Internet.

● Saskatchewan Association for Community Living http://www.sacl.org/ The SACL supports individuals with intellectuals disabilities all over Saskatchewan. Currently we support over 2000 individuals and families. The SACL's vision is for a society in which everyone is valued, supported, included. For each of us, Inclusion means something different.

● Saskatchewan Caribbean Canadian Association http://saskcarib.ca/about The Saskatchewan Caribbean-Canadian Association (SCCA) is a cultural non-profit volunteer organization working to improve the quality of life of its members, promote the Caribbean culture and create partnerships with others who share similar views.

● Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society https://culturalexchange.ca/ The Cultural Exchange is an organization grounded in values of inclusivity and openness, delivering art programs to the people of Saskatchewan in collaboration, as clients, as audience, artists and participants.

● Saskatchewan Genealogical Society http://www.saskgenealogy.com/ SGS is a volunteer provincial heritage organization whose purpose is to promote and develop the study, research, and preservation of Genealogy and Family History.

● Saskatchewan German Council http://www.saskgermancouncil.org/ Founded in 1984, the Saskatchewan German Council is a registered volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the heritage, culture and interests of Saskatchewan people of German-speaking backgrounds. The Council plays an active role in building provincial multiculturalism and the Canadian mosaic.

● Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society http://www.shfs.ca/ The Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society (SHFS) is a provincial organization that delivers programs and activities to enable, inspire and celebrate the investigation and sharing of historical and folkloric knowledge in Saskatchewan’s diverse communities. This can include ​ ​ histories, stories, or traditions, often uniquely personal or local, which are passed between and within generations and which capture the lived experience of everyday people.

● Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission http://saskatchewanhumanrights.ca/ To promote and protect the individual dignity, fundamental freedoms and equal rights of Saskatchewan citizens

● Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre http://www.sicc.sk.ca/ SICC strives to maintain the cultural identity of First Nations cultures who inhabit what is now known as Saskatchewan: Plains Cree, Swampy Cree, Woodlands Cree, Dene, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota and Lakota.

● Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Inc. https://www.saskintercultural.org/ The Saskatchewan Intercultural Association (SIA) is a non-profit, charitable organization founded in 1964. For over fifty years, the SIA has been committed to supporting cultural groups retain their distinctive cultural identity, language and arts. In the last 20 years, SIA has also focused on providing programs and services that empower and relieve barriers for Newcomers and Indigenous people in the areas of securing employment, language advancement, and cultural understanding. An integral part of SIA has always been to provide anti-racist education and promote intercultural understanding to the general public through workshops, programming and community events.

● Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages Inc. http://www.heritagelanguages.sk.ca/home/ The Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages Inc. (SOHL) works with teachers, volunteers, and cultural communities to promote and develop the teaching and learning of heritage languages. It is an umbrella organization supporting heritage language schools and multilingual organizations throughout the province. SOHL was established in 1985, and recently celebrated its 30th anniversary.

● Saskatchewan Pride Network https://moosejawpride.ca/skpride/ A Community Initiatives Fund project that seeks to support and empower LGBT+ people living in smaller communities across Saskatchewan.

● Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association https://suma.org/grants SUMA is the collective voice for all Saskatchewan hometown communities and represents the interests of the members to other orders of government leading to improved local government and thriving, sustainable communities.

● Saskatoon Folk Fest https://www.saskatoonfolkfest.com/ Produce an annual festival for the purpose of educating the public about the different cultures within our society in order to appreciate one’s heritage and preserve valued aspects of culture. To provide scholarships to deserving students for the purpose of fulfilling their educational goals.

● Saskatoon Heritage Society http://www.saskatoonheritage.ca/ The Saskatoon Heritage Society offers a wide variety of programming including walking tours of several heritage sites throughout the Saskatoon area. We also offer workshops on heritage restoration, mount heritage displays at community events and provide guest speakers for meetings, classroom presentations and special events.

● Saskatoon Open Door Society http://www.sods.sk.ca/ The Saskatoon Open Door Society was established in 1980 as a centre to welcome and assist refugees and immigrants moving to Saskatoon.

● SaskCulture https://www.saskculture.ca/ A non-profit, community-based, volunteer-driven, provincial cultural organization. We work with our members, volunteers and community partners to build a culturally vibrant province, where all citizens celebrate, value and participate in a rich, cultural life. We are often recognized as a funder of cultural activity, however; SaskCulture also has an important role in helping nurture cultural engagement in the province.

● Société historique de la Saskatchewan https://histoiresk.ca/en/ La Société historique de la Saskatchewan encourages the study of the history of French speaking people of Saskatchewan.

● Southeast Connection Sport, Culture and Recreation District http://southeastconnection.ca/ Through our District network, we use a community development approach in working with communities to assist in meeting their needs. Southeast Connection works with community groups, organizations, and partnerships to build healthy, vibrant communities across south east Saskatchewan. We offer consulting services, learning and networking events, and tools and resources. Our services are funded by Saskatchewan Lotteries and are provided free of charge where possible.

● Southeast Newcomer Services http://www.southeastnewcomer.com/ The Southeast Newcomer Services (SNS) is a self-service, walk-in centre available to assist newcomers arriving from outside Canada, from another Canadian province or relocating from an Aboriginal community to settle in Southeast Saskatchewan.

● South West District for Culture, Recreation and Sport http://www.gosouthwest.ca/ The South West District works with communities, organizations, and leaders, to help grow culture, recreation, and sport in southwest Saskatchewan.

● Southwest Newcomer Welcome Centre http://www.newcomerwelcomecentre.com/%20%E2%80%8E The Newcomer Welcome Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating and maintaining a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers who have decided to reside in Southwest Saskatchewan.

● Southwest Saskatchewan Pride https://www.southwestsaskpride.com/ To build welcoming and inclusive communities for LGBTQ people and allies through visibility, partnerships and community events.

● Teaching English as a Subsequent Language in Saskatchewan Inc. http://www.teslsask.com/ The purpose of TESL Sask is to facilitate and represent the professional development and accreditation of “English as a Subsequent Language” educators.

● Uganda Canadian Association of Saskatchewan http://ucascanada.ca/ “To establish and leave a legacy of the Uganda Canadian heritage, and by active and equitable integration, contribute to the development of Saskatchewan.”

● Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Regina Branch http://www.uccregina.ca/ To act as an authoritative representative for the Ukrainian Canadian community before the people and Government of Regina. To strengthen and co-ordinate the participation of Ukrainian Canadians in Regina’s social and cultural life based on Christian and democratic principles of justice, freedom and independence. To lend support in the promoting the development of friendly and mutually beneficial relations between Canada, Saskatchewan and Ukraine. To lend support to Ukrainian Canadian Congress towards its goal of assisting Ukraine in building an independent, united, democratic state. To plan and develop among Ukrainian Canadians, in Regina, sound community life in all its aspects. To assist in the preservation and development of Ukrainian culture in Regina.

● Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Saskatchewan Provincial Council Inc. http://www.ucc.sk.ca/ The Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Saskatchewan Provincial Council (UCC-SPC) is an inclusive, self-sustaining, vibrant organization that serves the Saskatchewan Ukrainian community to maintain, develop and share its Ukrainian , culture and aspirations.

● UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Diversity https://www.urpride.ca/ The UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Diversity is a non-profit 2LGBTQIAP+ service provider housed at the University of Regina. UR Pride provides services and programming for the entire community of Regina, not just for the University of Regina, and is available to provide certain services to others communities in the Southern Saskatchewan region on request. Our Mission is to set the foundation for a safer, healthier, and more vibrant community for sexually and gender diverse people in the City and University of Regina.

● USSU Pride Centre (Saskatoon) https://ussu.ca/main-page/centres/pride-centre/ The USSU Pride Centre is a welcoming, vivacious, and celebratory campus community. We provide a friendly environment with a diverse group of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. The Pride Centre seeks to work with people of all sexual orientations and gender identities in an open and progressive environment that advocates, celebrates and affirms sexual and gender diversity.

● Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority https://wanuskewin.com/ Wanuskewin strives to grow and develop as a centre of excellence and a place for gathering, sharing and learning to advance the understanding and appreciation of the evolving cultures of the Northern Plains Indigenous peoples. Wanuskewin will be a living reminder of the peoples’ sacred relationship with the land.

● Weyburn and District Multicultural Council https://www.discoverweyburn.com/component/mtree/organizations/clubs-association s/1691- Celebrating Weyburn, Saskatchewan, and Canada's cultural diversity, Weyburn & Distric Multicultural Council has been a part of Weyburn for over 25 years. We provide information on different ethnic backgrounds to schools and to any interested parties. We also inform the public about issues which may impact immigration and newcomers, and the support systems which address newcomers and their families.