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Mcos AGM June 22Nd in Saskatoon REGISTER NOW MCoS Newsletter June 2013 MCoS AGM June 22nd in Saskatoon REGISTER NOW MCoS will hold our Annual General Meeting and Member Consultation on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at the St. Paul's United Click this Church Auditorium – 454 Egbert Ave Saskatoon, SK S7N 1X3. Free parking is available in the lot on weekends. image for full map Registration form and delegate information are attached. and Registration includes lunch. Visit www.mcos.ca for the registration form. Registration is still being accepted but spaces are filling up, so register today! We look forward to celebrating our successes and sharing our new strategic plan with you. We welcome your input and involvement. Elections Since the membership passed the constitution to stagger board terms, we will elect approximately half our directors at each AGM. The positions of secretary, treasurer, and three members-at-large will be up for election. Current board members may run for these positions if they are eligible. We welcome all nominations and inquiries. Please see attached nomination package and AGM materials. For additional information, to express interest, or make inquiries please contact the MCoS office at 306-721- MCoS (6267) or [email protected] or contact Darlene Stakiw, past president and chair of the Nominations Committee at [email protected]. Please find attached the nominee biographies to-date. We accept nominations at any time, including from the floor, until nominations are closed. Accommodations: A block of rooms at the Saskatoon Days Inn (2000 Idylwyld Dr. N, Saskatoon) is available for MCoS delegates until May 21st. Rooms are $121.50/night. Contact 306-242-3297or visit www.mydaysinn.ca and mention MCoS to reserve. MCoS subsidizes accommodation at $25 per night for a maximum of two out-of- town delegates per organization or you can make your hotel reservations at the SaskCulture rate at any of the hotels listed at SaskCulture Hotel rates. Audited Financial Statements: As per the Non-Profit Corporations Act, the 2012-13 audited financial statements for MCoS can be found on our web site and will be in the upcoming annual report. 2013 MCoS Board nominations As of May 17, 2013, the MCoS Nomination Committee is please to present the following slate of candidates to be elected at the June 22, 2013, Annual General Meeting. ● John Horstman for Treasurer ● Joyce Vandall for Secretary ● Meka Okochi for Member-At-Large ● Neeraj Saroj for Member-At-Large ● Sam Sambasivam for Member-At-Large Nominee biographies and all information about the annual general meetings can found at www.mcos.ca 452 Albert N Street, Regina SK S4R 3C1 (306) 721-6267 or [email protected] June is about celebrating the stories and triumphs of Canada’s Aboriginal people. It is a celebration of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people and a look at the roles they play in Canada’s past, present and future. There will be exciting events all through June. REGINA-based events Week 1: Celebrating PAST stories and triumphs of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples. “We Were Children” film screening on two stories of residential school survivors. Saturday, June 1st | 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. Royal Saskatchewan Museum - 2445 Albert Street Cultural Activity: Beading Week 2: Celebrating PRESENT stories and triumphs of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples. RAPA & Saskatchewan Anti- Racism Committee proudly present Keynote Speaker, Dr. Alexandria Wilson: “Sakihiwawin: Creating Change through our Loving Actions” Saturday, June 8th | 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. Albert Scott Community Centre, 1264 Athol Street Cultural Activity: Bannock bake-off contest, soup provided Week 3: EMBRACING Our Culture & Traditions. 3rd Annual RAPA & Farm Credit Canada’s Aboriginal Talent Showcase Friday, June 21st | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Cornwall Centre – 2102 11th Avenue Cultural Activity: Jigging & Powwow Dance-Off Week 4: Celebrating FUTURE stories and triumphs of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples. RAPA & National Aboriginal Indigenous Games present: 1- Day Archery & Lacrosse Youth Camp & Community BBQ Saturday, June 29th | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. First Nations University of Canada – 1 First Nations Way Cultural Activity: Tipi Teachings Register for the camp by email: [email protected] National Aboriginal Two prize packs to be won! History Month “Photo-A-Day” From June 1 – June 30, take a description from each day and just take a photo of Challenge something you thinks fits that NAHM weekly theme! Use the hashtag on Facebook and Twitter: #NAHM2013PhotoADay All events take place in Regina, Saskatchewan, and are free and open to the public. Visit www.rapanetwork.ca for more information. Other Regina events NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY CELEBRATIONS - WASCANA CENTRE June 21st - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Northwest Corner of Wascana Park, Aboriginal peoples - singing, drumming, dancing, fiddling, children's activities and more. For more information call 306-596-5131, email [email protected], visit www.reginanad.com, or visit their Facebook page. ABORIGINAL DAY LIVE AND CELEBRATION 2012 June 22nd - This year’s celebration has even more exciting events than ever before, and the entertainment line-up boasts some of Canada’s finest Aboriginal artists. Visit www.aboriginaldaylive.com for social media and all the details. 452 Albert N Street, Regina SK S4R 3C1 (306) 721-6267 or [email protected] Other National Aboriginal Day Events Saskatoon POTASH CORP WANUSKEWIN DAYS CULTURAL CELEBRATIONS & POWWOW: June 21 - 23 at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. FREE ADMISSION, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, POWWOW DANCING. For more information, visit www.wanuskewin.com/wanuskewindays. NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY CELEBRATION HOSTED BY THE SASKATCHEWAN INDIAN CULTURAL CENTRE June 21st - 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at 2555 Grasswood Road East, Saskatoon. Activities include: PowWow dance performance, Round dance singing, traditional games demonstration, and face painting. Hot dog lunch provided. For school bookings, contact Diane Peepeetch: (306) 244-1146 or email [email protected] or visit www.sicc.sk.ca/2013-national-aboriginal-day-celebration.html. South SAKIMAY FIRST NATION POWWOW June 21 – 23, near Grenfell. Annual powwow at Sakimay First Nation near Grenfell. Contact band office at 1(888) 725-4629 or 306-697-2831 to confirm date prior to attending. Prince Albert & North BATOCHE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE - NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY CELEBRATIONS st June 21 - Batoche National Historic Site, Batoche, SK. Contact: 306-423-6227 or [email protected]. A day of Aboriginal celebration and traditional activities. Visit www.pc.gc.ca for more information. NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY WASKESIU LAKE, PRINCE ALBERT NATIONAL PARK June 21st – Contact: 306-663-4508 or [email protected] or visit www.pc.gc.ca. 452 Albert N Street, Regina SK S4R 3C1 (306) 721-6267 or [email protected] MCoS Strategic Investments We strategically invest in member organizations and schools to carry out projects that work towards our mission, aims and objectives. We look for applications that clearly demonstrate a connection between the activities and the impact they have on the objectives, with an evaluation plan to measure the achievement of those objectives. Mission The Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan is committed to promoting, fostering, improving and developing multiculturalism in the economic, cultural and political life of Saskatchewan while working to achieve equality of all residents. Aims & Objectives a. To promote recognition of the benefits of cultural diversity in Saskatchewan and assist in the development and acceptance of multiculturalism b. To recognize and promote the Saskatchewan motto: From Many Peoples Strength and the Saskatchewan Multicultural Act; c. To foster an environment in which organizations and individuals can contribute to the multicultural development of Saskatchewan; d. To promote positive cross-cultural relations through cross-cultural communication, contact and understanding; e. To recognize the special contribution which refugees and immigrants bring into our province and assist in the integration process through education. f. To recognize the special contributions which First Nations and Métis people provide to our province and encourage cultural competency and intercultural connections. Current programs: Name of Program Who Can Apply Maximum amount Deadline Approx. # of grants per year Strategic Initiatives Non-Profit $5,000* May 1, 2013 15 per year (including Festivals) Members October 1, 2013 Intercultural Connections~ Non-Profit $2,500 May 1, 2013 10 per year Members October 1, 2013 Multicultural Education Schools/school $200* October 25, 2013 50 per year Initiatives (MEI) divisions serving Pre-K to 12 * More may be considered in exceptional circumstances if budget allows. ~ The Intercultural Connections category is for work that brings communities together in ways that will build relationships based on understanding and respect. They might also question stereotypes, make privilege visible, and form alliances. 2012-13 examples: Frame to Frame in Stages (drama productions catering to cultural diversity), Ness Creek Intercultural Connections 2 (strengthening intercultural connections between newcomers and First Nations people in Saskatchewan), Spring Free From Racism (Celebrating our cultural diversity through art and singing workshops), Ugandan Canadian Association of Saskatchewan A Pan-African Canadian Socio-Cultural and Leadership Development Project Leading to Mosaic Pavilion(s) in 2014 and Beyond. MCoS has built capacity into the 2013-14 budget to sponsor activities that promote our mission, aims and objectives, while offering opportunities to raise our public profile. We look forward to continuing to develop and enhance our member organizations and our relationships with you as we work toward our shared goals of a culturally vibrant and diverse province. MCoS appreciates the support of Saskatchewan Lotteries for these and other activities. Multicultural Products Available from MCoS: Lapel pins: From Many Peoples Strength Now $2 each Multicolored Bows: Red, yellow, black and white ribbons signify the beauty and harmony created when the diverse people of the world unite. Now $1 each Holiday Greeting cards & Thank you cards Now $10 per pack of 10 cards Calendars – we have few left – BARGAIN Now $10 Order by mail, phone, e-mail or fax.
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