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Reading Circle for Educators

SCIC's Educators Reading Circle brought educators together in a welcoming virtual space to explore books on global issues, exchange perspectives, and connect meaningful conversations to classroom practice.​

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Offered seasonally, each Circle centered on a selected book and invited educators to discuss key themes, share teaching ideas, and consider new ways to engage students in Saskatchewan classrooms. ​

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Expert presenters and guest speakers led discussion on decolonization, power and privilege, anti-racism, democracy, feminism, conflict, and Indigenous environmental knowledge. Through this collaboration educators shared deep insights and a commitment to a more just and sustainable world.

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Past Reading Circle Books

Explore books previously featured on SCIC's Educators Reading Circle. These selections have supported conversations on global issues, classroom learning, and local-global connection.​​​

Recommended Reading Lists

Books on Gender Equality

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Books on Re-thinking Development

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Stories on Immigration

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Books on Indigenouse Peoples

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Books on Sustainability

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Books on Racism

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Stories from Around the World

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A New Chapter Is Coming!

We're building on the spirit of our Reading Circles to create a broader virtual space for educators to connect, learn and share.

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What would make this space meaningful for you? Share your ideas and help shape what comes next!

Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation​

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We honour the treaties and ancestral lands of the Cree, Dakota, Dene, Lakota, Nakota, Saulteaux peoples, and Métis.

 

The Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation (SCIC) is a coalition of organizations and individuals working to advance sustainable global development. SCIC was formed in 1974 by international development and emergency relief agencies active in Saskatchewan.

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