To promote awareness for the longstanding racial disparity in donor systems, one community event engaged the public in local art, while shedding light on culturally sensitive information on stem cell donation.
Two commemorative dates in June, Pride Month and Indigenous History Month, offered an opportunity in the Battlefords to build understanding and connection.
The tour has created meaningful connections between aspiring rural artists with disabilities and performers.
The inclusive and equitable program design, resulted in many new first-time applicants and another success with the participatory grant-making process.
Learning how to connect to a greater diversity of people and perspectives is key to building a better funding model that will be sustainable into the future.
New updates to SaskCulture’s Online Grant Platform were made this year to make this process much easier and accessible for volunteer assessors.
Only in its first year of operation, Creative Kids has already found success in serving Saskatchewan communities.
Every kid should have the opportunity to participate in cultural activities, but sometimes financial and social barriers stand in their way. The newly developed Creative Kids Program attempts to knock down some of those barriers.
