Opportunity Listings

The SWG is seeking experienced Indigenous writers in all genres to participate in the Indigenous Mentorship Program. Mentors who have previously participated in the SWG Mentorship Program or Indigenous Mentorship Program are welcome to apply.

Mentors will be selected based upon the following criteria:

• the possession of a significant body of published work;
• experience as a teacher, workshop leader, mentor, writer in residence, or editor;
• the ability to commit time (15-20 hours per month) during the mentorship period; and
• preference will be given to those who self-identify as Indigenous or Métis and are Saskatchewan residents. Out …

Banff Artist in Residence (BAiR) Emerging is an immersive program of studio practice, creative exploration, critical feedback, and mentorship for visual artists of all ages in the early stages of their careers.

BAiR Emerging combines the artistic freedom of a self-directed residency with the supportive benefits of an organized program. As well as having the space to create, research, and experiment, participants are part of a community of emerging artists committed to developing and expanding their practice.

What does the program offer?
Over a period of five weeks, participants will have opportunities to hone their individual practice, present work to …

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Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID), in partnership with Nuit Blanche Regina, is currently looking for diverse, original artwork, reflective of Downtown Regina’s culturally vibrant and sustainable neighbourhood, for the Winter 2022 Urban Canvas Downtown Regina digital art program.

In celebration of the 109th Grey Cup, RDBID is initiating a digital art installation as a creative means to demonstrate Regina’s community pride through artwork inspired by Regina’s storied history with football, Grey Cup and our beloved Saskatchewan Roughriders.

This year, up to 10 original artworks will be chosen. Artwork will digitally projected onto the NCO Building at 2500 Victoria …

Announcing a pan-Canadian call for projects for artists, cultural workers and organizations, as well as, local communities.

Launched by the Fondation Jean Paul Riopelle in collaboration with Culture pour tous as part of the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth, the Dialogues: Encounters around Riopelle's Oeuvre from Sea to sea Program aims to support artistic and cultural initiatives that bring communities across Canada into dialogue with Riopelle's work.

Financial support (up to $30,000 per project) and personalized accompaniment will be offered to selected projects that will be deployed in 2023 in the 13 provinces and territories of Canada.

We invite …

The Art Gallery of Regina inviting all AGR members to ring in the holiday season by participating in our first online Holiday Art & Craft sale (November 14 - Dec 12). All current members can submit works using our online registration form on the Online Show & Sale page on our website by midnight on October 19th.

The AGR welcomes submissions from Saskatchewan residents, sixteen (16) and over, who are currently registered members with the AGR. We welcome original works in a diverse range of art and craft media, including jewellery, pottery and functional ware, textiles, prints, drawing, paintings, decor, …

In this in person Indigenous Leadership program, participants will unpack foundational concepts in the negotiation process by exploring proven interest-based negotiation terminology and techniques. Learn more and register online!

Program Dates: December 4 - 9, 2022
Registration Deadline: November 1, 2022
Learn more and apply online: https://bit.ly/3t71ltl

The Final Tuning Dance residency provides two choreographers or dance companies with the time, space, and resources to advance an already developed work to the next stage. The selected companies will receive access to a Banff Centre dance studio for 3 weeks, with the support of our Director of Dance, Alejandro Ronceria and visiting Faculty.

This residency is geared towards emerging and/or established choreographers and established dance companies, working in any form, who are seeking to work on the finishing touches of their projects.

*Financial Aid available.

Program Dates: February 6 - 25, 2023
Application Deadline: November 9, 2022
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This two week online residency provides broad thematic teaching from faculty members, Dani Spinosa and Kate Siklosi, Q&A sessions and workshopping. Instructors will discuss ideas, experiences, and obstacles that you may be encountering with your writing of both poetry and fiction.

Emerging and established writers in Fiction and Poetry are invited to apply. We welcome writers from all backgrounds, and all gender identities and expressions.

*100% Financial Aid available.

Program Dates: February 6 - 17, 2023
Application Deadline: November 23, 2022
Learn more and apply online: https://bit.ly/3S1j13B

In this in person Indigenous Leadership program, participants will unpack foundational concepts in the negotiation process by exploring proven interest-based negotiation terminology and techniques. Learn more and register online!

Program Dates: January 24 - 27, 2023
Registration Deadline: December 13, 2022
Learn more and apply online:https://bit.ly/3GUlU1S

During this period of rights recognition, Indigenous peoples are implementing self-government as an exercise of self-determination. Establishing strong and appropriate institutions of governance is an essential part of self-government. Nations that establish effective and culturally appropriate institutions are politically and economically more powerful and better equipped to take action to improve the lives of their citizens. There are lessons to be learned from the experiences of Nations that are actively rebuilding and new tools being developed to support nation rebuilding. In this program, participants will be shown practical ways to help rebuild their own Indigenous institutions of governance based on …

The SWP program supports cultural sector employers in hiring post-secondary students with wage subsidies of 50%-70% of the full wage cost to a maximum of $5,000-$7,000 per placement. The subsidy is available for placements as of April 1st, 2022.

With funding from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), CHRC is offering a new round of funding into 2022-2023 for students of all academic fields to gain work experience.
This year, CHRC is offering a maximum 50% wage subsidy (maximum $5,000) for eligible placements, and a maximum 70% wage subsidy (maximum $7,000) for students confirmed to be part of a priority …