Educators for Solidarity

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The Educators for Solidarity initiative is an opportunity for Saskatchewan post-secondary education students to see first-hand the work of SCIC’s member agencies on the ground, to learn about international development and global citizenship education, and to build meaningful cross-cultural relationships within and across borders. We are excited to work with pre-service educators because of their unique positioning at the beginning of your professions, eager to learn about multiple ways of knowing, teaching, and being in the world.

Meet the Participants and Advisors

Bios and Photos for all participants and Advisors

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Program Overview

The Educators for Solidarity initiative is a unique, immersive, international, experiential learning opportunity for globally-minded pre-service educators in Saskatchewan. Youth participants must be between 19-30 years of age and enrolled in a Saskatchewan teacher education program. Participants will explore concepts of solidarity, sustainable development, and equality through three phases:

Phase 1:
Preparation for and initiation of learning journey
February 2017 until departure for international travel in Phase 2

Phase 2:
International travel to an SCIC member project
June 28 – July 12, 2017

Phase 3:
Post-experience debriefing and public engagement work
Between the end of Phase 2 and March 2018

Partner and Country Information

SCIC is excited to announce that we are partnering with the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) and the Asociación Comité Contra El Sida Cabañas / Commitee Against Aids (CoCoSI) in El Salvador for the 2017 Educators for Solidarity Initiative. This builds on the partnerships created in 2015 through SCIC’s first international program, the Global Citizen Youth Leadership Program.

Applications are Closed for the 2017 Program

The following documents are for information purposes only.

Application Information & Forms

If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact us at 306-757-4669 or by email.


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