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Authentic Inclusion

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Ensuring Saskatchewan's cultural sector reflects the full diversity of our communities — with equitable access, representation, and belonging at the centre.

Outcomes

  1. Invest in Equity-Denied Communities
    Pathways for equity-denied communities to participate in and lead programs and decision-making are advanced and supported, ensuring their voices shape cultural initiatives.
  2. Expand Inclusive Access and Engagement
    Broadened access and participation increase cultural engagement opportunities that create inclusive spaces welcoming all voices.
  3. Embed Inclusive Leadership and Accountability
    Community-centered approaches to leadership engage diverse voices in organizational decisions and link to actions of the Funding Program Renewal that sustain and measure progress.

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Actions & Initiatives

  • Implement a new membership structure aligned with organizational goals and sector needs.
  • Launch the Accessibility Plan and monitor progress.
  • Support Indigenous-led cultural revitalization.
  • Implement community-led programs in partnership with equity-denied groups, including Indigenous, 2SLGBTQ+, disability, newcomer and ethnocultural communities.
  • Advance Funding Program Renewal by integrating sector insights into program design and strategic direction.
  • Develop and implement a SaskCulture funding strategy.
  • Review and renew operational funding programs.
  • Implement a long-term evaluation framework to monitor strategic progress.
  • Provide translation supports to improve equitable access.
  • Increase representation of youth, and committee and board members from equity-denied groups.

Supporting Documents

Network Gathering Key Themes and Summary
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Executive Summary: Funding the Rainbow
pdf
Executive Summary: Leading Equity Funding Practices
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Network Gathering Key Themes and Summary
pdf
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Executive Summary: Funding the Rainbow
pdf
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Executive Summary: Leading Equity Funding Practices
pdf

We are Treaty people

SaskCulture's work and support reaches lands covered by Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10, the traditional lands of the Cree, Dakota, Dene, Lakota, Nakota and Saulteaux peoples, as well as homeland of the Métis.

We aim to be accessible and safe for everyone

Our office, including front door and washrooms, is wheelchair-accessible (building access at Cornwall Street entrance) during regular office hours. A proud supporter of safer and inclusive spaces initiatives, we are committed to a workplace free from hate, discrimination or harassment, where everyone is welcome.

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  • #404, 2125 - 11th Avenue
    Regina, SK   S4P 3X3
  • info@saskculture.ca
  • (306) 780-9284
  • Office Hours:

    8:30 am - 12:00 pm
    12:30 pm - 4:00 pm

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