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Relationships and resources key to navigating change

March, 2026 Multiculturalism
A photo of MCoS staff at their 50th anniversary gala in 2025, including: Yordanos Tesfamariam, Kelsey Aitcheson, Titilayo Omolola, Ali Thompson, Rhonda Rosenberg.
The cover of this issue of Engage. The cover photo shows two young people posing in front of a colourful mural. One of them is holding up a microphone, speaking.
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Volume 16, Issue 2, Spring 2026

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How can a cultural organization find stability while riding the waves of change?

The Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS) has been working towards its vision of a world where multiculturalism is central to the cultural, social, economic, and political life of Saskatchewan for over 50 years. It has done this work while navigating massive changes in the province, including changing demographics, shifts in public opinion, and more.

MCoS executive director Rhonda Rosenberg teaching at an anti-racism event.

Listen to this podcast conversation with Rhonda Rosenberg, executive director, MCoS, to learn about how leveraging funds and generating revenue is key to thriving in times of change.

"Dealing with change is really about continuing to build relationships, continuing to evolve our understanding of who we are, and who we need to be, how we engage and where we engage."
- Rhonda Rosenberg

The Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan receives Annual Global Funding from the Sask Lotteries Trust Fund.

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