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We asked: “What helps young people in SK feel like they belong?”

A: Having spaces where their voices, ideas, and experiences matter!

SCIC is creating new opportunities for SK youth to share their stories, facilitate or co-lead events, and build skills in storytelling, leadership, and advocacy.

Want your voice to be heard? Fill out our short form [🔗link in bio] and tell us how you want to help shape youth-led change in Saskatchewan!

#YouthLeadership #GlobalCitizenship #YouthVoicesSK

It's rather spectacular what can happen in an afternoon!

Last week some of our team members had the privilege of connecting with hundreds of community partners representing dozens of diverse charitable organizations who are championing non-profit work across Saskatchewan!

Thank you to the Saskatchewan Community Foundation for hosting such a lively event and shining a light on just how much meaningful change is being created right here in our province.

One afternoon opened up countless possibilities for what we can accomplish together ❤️

📸: @momentsbymy_

#sknonprofit #CommunityImpact #globalcitizenship

Story of Change - Carter Jessop 🌱

Can one event change the way you see your own voice?

For Carter, the 2025 Generating Momentum Youth Summit became a turning point. It sparked new confidence, reshaped his understanding of leadership and inspired him to keep building inclusive spaces where young people feel empowered to speak up!

👉 Read Carter’s full Story of Change via LINK IN OUR BIO

#StoryOfChange #YouthLeadership #GlobalCitizenship #SaskatchewanYouth

Youth Voices for Clean Water | City of Prince Albert x SCIC Water Stewardship Mural Project
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Earlier this year, SCIC partnered with the City of Prince Albert’s Arts & Culture Division, local artist Cheryl Buckmaster, and Environmental Science students from École St. Mary High School on a youth-led clean water art project.

Through workshops and a tour of Prince Albert’s Water Treatment Plant, students explored water stewardship, sustainability, and global citizenship. They then created artwork expressing what clean water means to their land, community, and future.

Their ideas were brought together in an intricate mural, officially unveiled on March 6 and now permanently displayed inside the Water Treatment Plant.

This video follows the project from the students’ initial walk through the plant, to the conception of the artwork, to the mural’s installation and unveiling – sharing what the experience meant to the young people involved, as well as the partners who came together to make this project possible.

🤝Project partners:

• City of Prince Albert Arts & Culture Division
• Cheryl Buckmaster
• École St. Mary High School

Read the full article IN OUR BIO 🔗

#WaterStewardship #YouthVoices #GlobalCitizenship

Story of Change – Jonah Toth 🌱

What happens when local passion turns into province-wide impact that’s seen on a national scale?

Meet Jonah, founder and executive director of passion2action, who has spent nearly a decade empowering young people across Saskatchewan to lead, take action, and truly see themselves as changemakers!

From chemical engineering and interdisciplinary studies to grassroots youth leadership and community partnerships, Jonah’s journey is rooted in a deep belief that big impact can start right here at home.

Read Jonah’s full Story of Change on our website to learn how his work has spread youth leadership learning across Saskatchewan!

🔗LINK IN BIO

#SaskCIC #StoriesOfChange #YouthLeadership

📣 Exciting Updates for Canada LIFTs funding!

Canadian small and medium organizations in the final year of GAC funding may now be eligible to apply for the Canada LIFTs Momentum and Together Funds.

The updated eligibility allows organizations to have up to a six month overlap between Global Affairs Canada and Canada LIFTs project funding.

Organizations anticipating an overlap of six months or less should take the first step by registering for a Fluxx account by:

🗓️ Thursday, July 30 | 2026
⏱️ 1:00 PM CDT

Once you’ve registered for your Fluxx account, you can apply for either Momentum or Together Funds with applications opening on Friday, July 31. Completed applications are due by:

🗓️ Friday, September 25 | 2026
⏱️ 1:00 PM CDT

The Canada LIFTs team will also host an application webinar in August to answer questions and provide guidance on both funding opportunities. More details are coming soon!

Also, Canada LIFTs is now on LinkedIn! Give them a follow!

Visit the Canada LIFTs website for full program information, updates, and frequently asked questions!

🔗 Visit the LINK IN OUR BIO to learn more and register!

#CanadaLIFTs #GlobalDevelopment #CanadianNonprofits

It’s World Youth Skills Day and we are celebrating the creativity, leadership, and determination of young people everywhere! 🙌

For years, SCIC’s Generating Momentum Youth Summit, better known as GenMo, has brought young changemakers together to strengthen their skills in leadership, advocacy, community engagement, collaboration, and global citizenship.

You may have guessed from the lack of GenMo updates that, unfortunately, we will not be hosting the summit this summer. While GenMo will not take place in 2026, we are already looking ahead and are excited to welcome Saskatchewan’s young changemakers back in 2027! 🤩

Today, we celebrate every young person who is learning, speaking up, sharing their ideas, and building a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world.

We can’t wait to see you at GenMo next year!

#WorldYouthSkillsDay #GenMo #YouthLeadership

Our 2025/2026 Annual report is now live! 🌎

This past year has been full of learning, connection, community, and collective action across Saskatchewan and beyond. From youth programming and global citizenship education to member engagement, storytelling, events, partnerships, and advocacy, this report reflects the many people and organizations who help make our work possible.

It is also a chance to look back with gratitude – for our members, partners, educators, youth, volunteers, board, staff, and community members who continue to show up and help create a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world.

🔗Visit our website [saskcic.org] or click the LINK IN OUR BIO to read the full 2025/2026 Annual Report and celebrate another year of impact with us. 💛

#SaskCIC #GlobalCitizenship #InternationalCooperation

A little cloud couldn’t dim the warmth of National Indigenous People’s Day in the park. 🧡

On Friday, the SCIC team joined community members in Regina to celebrate, listen, learn, and share space together. The park was full of life – stories, laughter, music, connection, and many moments that reminded us how lucky we are to gather on these lands.

#NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay is an important time to honour the histories, cultures, language, knowledge, and leadership of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. It is a crucial day for celebration but also reflection on the responsibilities we all share in reconciliation, respect, and building relationships rooted in care.

We are grateful to everyone who helped create such a welcoming and meaningful gathering, and to the community members, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, artists, families, and friends who filled the day with heart.

Our team left feeling grounded and reminded that learning, solidarity, and community are things we carry with us far beyond one day. 🧡

#NIPD2026 #Treaty4 #SaskCIC

Still smiling from this weekend! 😁🌈

Some of our SCIC team had the absolute joy of walking the Queen City Pride Parade this Saturday and wow – Regina really showed up with all the colour, care, and love in the world!

We loved walking alongside our community, cheering with strangers who felt like friends, and running into so many wonderful friends of SCIC along the way.

Those little “hey, we know you!” moments? The best!

Pride is a celebration, yes – but it is also a reminder. Equality, dignity, safety, and belonging should never be up for debate. Everyone deserves to move through the world fully, freely, and proudly as themselves.

Thank you to Queen City Pride for creating such a beautiful space for community, visibility, and joy. Our hearts are very, very full! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

#QueenCityPride #EqualityForAll #SaskCIC

Happy World Environment Day 🌎

The Earth is sending us signals. How we choose to respond matters.

This year’s #WorldEnvironmentDay focuses on climate change and calls on all of us to step in #NowForClimate – to act with care, urgency, and hope for the future we share.

Here in Saskatchewan, the environment is part of who we are: our prairie skies, rivers, forests, farms, food systems, and communities. At SCIC, we are proud to work alongside Saskatchewan partners who care deeply for our planet and take action every day through education, advocacy, sustainability, and community-led change.

This World Environment Day, we invite you to join the movement in simple but meaningful ways:

🌱 Learn about the environmental issues affecting your community and how they connect to global challenges.
♻️Take action in your community by reducing waste, planting native species, joining a clean-up, or supporting sustainable choices.
🤝 Support Sask organizations and community groups working toward climate justice, food security, conservation, and a healthier future for all.

A healthier planet begins with all of us – learning together, acting together, and choosing care for the Earth we share 💚

#WorldEnvironmentDay #ClimateAction #SaskCIC

On Friday two members of the SCIC team traveled to Watrous to attend RCE Saskatchewan's Education for Sustainable Development Awards in Watrous. This year SCIC had the honour of receiving three awards recognizing our commitment to sustainability, global citizenship, community engagement, and lifelong learning across Saskatchewan!

This year, SCIC was recognized for:

🏆 Youth Programming Award – Creative Pathways to Sustainable Communities

A youth-focused initiative that supports young people in exploring global issues, reflecting on their lived experiences, and using visual storytelling and symbolic artwork to share messages of care, responsibility, and collective action.

🏆 Education Programming Award – Global Citizenship Education Workshops

Free K-12 classroom workshops offered across Saskatchewan, helping students explore global issues, the UN SDGs, and their role as active global citizens.

🏆 Education Programming Award – Reading Circle for Saskatchewan Educators

A free professional development opportunity that brings educators together through books, resources, and meaningful conversations on global citizenship, sustainability, and the SDGs.

Thank you to RCE Saskatchewan for this recognition and for their continued leadership in advancing Education for Sustainable Development 👏

As part of a longstanding relationship, we were honoured to partner with RCE for their awards ceremony this year. These awards are a meaningful reminder of the collaboration, care, and shared commitment behind our programs and they inspire us to keep supporting Saskatchewan youth, educators, and communities in building a more sustainable future. 🌍

#RCESaskatchewan #GlobalCitizenship #SaskCIC

Story of Change - Krista Caspick-Roblin 🌱

What if one single opportunity could help you find your voice again and reignite your spark?

For Krista, #GenMo2025 youth boot camp became more than a leadership experience. It became a turning point.

After moving through loss, change, COVID, and becoming a new parent, Krista shared that she had lost a part of herself and stopped seeing her voice as something important.

GenMo helped change that.

Through connection, reflection, and meaningful conversations, Krista was reminded how truly valuable her voice is, and that she was still capable of creating change in her community and beyond!

Since then, Krista has carried that spark forward, advocating on Parliament Hill, speaking internationally on policies close to her heart, reconnecting with her Métis roots, and now working with VIDEA in support of global justice, gender equality, youth leadership, and international cooperation.

Read Krista’s full Story of Change on our website.

🔗LINK IN BIO

#StoriesOfChange #GlobalCitizenship #YouthLeadership

🌍 Today is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development.

Culture is more than food, music, language, clothing, or tradition.

It is memory.
It is belonging.
It is the way communities carry wisdom, tell their stories, care for one another, and imagine a better future.

In a world too often divided by fear, conflict, inequality, and misunderstanding, cultural diversity reminds us that difference is not something to overcome. It is something to learn from and celebrate.

Dialogue begins when we listen with humility. Development becomes stronger when communities are not spoken over, but heard. Peace becomes possible when we recognize the dignity, knowledge, and lived experience that every culture brings to our shared world.

We believe global cooperation starts here: through mutual learning, partnership, solidarity, and respect for the many voices that shape Saskatchewan and the world beyond it.

Today, we celebrate the cultures, stories, languages, and communities that make our world more connected and more alive 💛

#CulturalDiversity #GlobalCitizenship #SaskCIC

🕊️ May 16 | International Day of Living Together in Peace

“It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

On this day, we’re reminded that living in peace means embracing our differences, listening with openness, and creating space for understanding across cultures, communities, and perspectives. It’s about showing up with empathy, even when it’s difficult.

At SCIC, we see this in action across Saskatchewan through conversations, partnerships, and everyday effort to build a more just and inclusive world. Peace starts locally, but its impact is global.

Today is a reminder that peace doesn’t just happen.
We create it together, in the actions we take and the communities we build 🩵

#LivingTogetherInPeace #GlobalCitizenship #SaskCIC

🌎 Reminder: Canada LIFTs Momentum & Together Funds are still open!

Are you already supporting an international development project through your organization, faith group, or community network?

This is your chance to access federal funding to grow your impact!

If you’ve been looking for ways to grow further, now’s a great time to see if your work qualifies and what support is available.

✨ Momentum Fund - for organizations ready to scale, adapt, or deepen their work
🤝 Together Fund - supports and matches the funds and in-kind contributions you raise in Canada.

🗓️ Deadline to register your interest is June 30, 2026
🔗 Learn more via our LINK IN BIO

#GlobalCitizenship #InternationalCooperation #CanadaDev

🌎Join us for SCIC’s 52nd Annual General Meeting – Happening virtually on Tuesday, June 18th at 6:00 PM (CST)!

Whether you’re a voting member, a community organization interested in our work, or someone just getting to know SCIC and our passion for global cooperation, we’d love to have you join us for an evening of reflection, connection, and a sneak peak of things to come!

🔗RSVP now and be part of the conversation | LINK IN BIO!

Event details, agenda, and more will be shared as we get closer to the date.

#SaskCIC #GlobalCitizenship #SaskatchewanNonProfit

📣 We’re hiring! | Program & Office Associate (Summer Student 8 Week Term)

Looking to gain real-world experience while making an impact? Join our team at SCIC this summer and build hands-on skills while supporting work that advances global justice, sustainability, and equity.

🧑‍💻 As the Program & Office Associate, you’ll support both program delivery and day-to-day office operations, gaining practical experience in administration, event coordination, research, and community engagement. This is an 8-week, full-time summer student position which is perfect for someone eager to learn, contribute, and grow in a purpose-driven environment.

📃 What You Will Do:
✔️ Support office coordination, digital file organization & records management
✔️ Assist with event logistics, registrations, and outreach
✔️ Help track participant data, surveys, and accessibility needs
✔️ Conduct research on partners, funding opportunities & sector trends
✔️ Contribute to public engagement initiatives and program delivery

📍 Location: SCIC Office, Regina
⏰ Full-time (35 hrs/week)
🔗 For more information visit the LINK IN OUR BIO

📌 Deadline: May 22, 2026 @ 11:59 PM

#SaskCIC #SaskatchewanJobs #ReginaJobs

Seven years of conversations, collaboration, and community – culminating with this moment 🤩

Our Inspiring Action to Global Citizen, Global Impact event wasn’t just marking the end of seven years of progress – it was an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come and to imagine the next steps in global cooperation.

Together with partners, youth, educators, and community members, we shared stories, exchanged ideas, and revisited the impact we’ve built across Saskatchewan and beyond. From meaningful conversations to new connections, every moment reminded us that this work has always been – and will always be – collective 💚

What stood out the most? The energy to keep going. The commitment to deepen engagement, amplify diverse voices, and continue building a more just, sustainable, and connected world.

This project may be ending, but the momentum isn’t.
We’re carrying it forward together into our next project – stay tuned! 🫶🌍

#SaskCIC #GlobalCitizenship #CollectiveImpact

📣 We’re hiring! | Youth & Education Coordinator (Contract)

Are you passionate about youth engagement, education, and global citizenship? Join our team at SCIC and help empower the next generation of changemakers across Saskatchewan!

🧑‍💻 The Role:
You’ll lead and support youth and education programming across the province, engaging young people in leadership and empowerment opportunities, and work with educators to bring important topics like equality and global citizenship into the classroom. This is a full-time parental leave contract position running until June 2027.

📃 What You Will Do:
✔️ Deliver youth and education-focused programming across Saskatchewan
✔️ Engage and inspire youth from diverse backgrounds to take on leadership roles
✔️ Collaborate with youth organizations and Indigenous youth partners
✔️ Support the delivery of Global Citizenship Education (GCE) in classrooms
✔️ Contribute to initiatives addressing sustainability and global issues

📍 Location: SCIC Office, Regina
⏰ Full-time (35 hrs/week)
🔗 For more information visit the LINK IN OUR BIO

📌 Posting open until filled.

#SaskCIC #SaskatchewanJobs #ReginaJobs

🤝Join SCIC’s Board of Directors!

Ready to help shape a more just, sustainable, and globally connected Saskatchewan?

We’re now accepting applications for our Board of Directors for 2026-2027 and we’re looking for passionate individuals ready to make an impact!

If you're ready to advocate for global understanding, cooperation, and peace through public education and engagement, we want YOU!

We’re especially looking for folks with experience in:
🔹Board Governance
🔹Business Development
🔹Finance
🔹Human Resources

We strongly encourage applications from individuals with lived experience in the Global South or international development.

🗓️ Deadline: June 5 at 11:59 PM
📩 Questions? Email director@saskcic.org
📅 AGM: June 18 at 6:00 PM - register now via link in bio!

If you care about global cooperation, peace, and justice – this is your moment.

🔗LINK IN BIO

#GlobalCitizenship #BoardOpportunity #SaskCIC

What does 7 years of impact look like? Let’s find out together! 🌎

Join us for an evening that’s all about reflection, connection, and what comes next.

We’re bringing together partners, youth, educators, and community members from across Saskatchewan to celebrate a powerful 7-year journey in global citizenship and community engagement – and to shape where we go from here!

💬 Expect meaningful conversations
🤝 New connections
💡 Fresh ideas for real impact

Through small-group discussions, you'll have the chance to share your voice, exchange perspectives, and help build a more inclusive, community-driven approaches to tackling global challenges right here in Saskatchewan!

Whether you’ve been part of this journey or you’re just stepping into this space, this is your invitation to be part of something bigger.

🗓️ Saturday, April 25th, 2026
⏰ 6:00 - 8:00 PM
📍Terrace at Innovation Saskatchewan

🔗 LINK IN BIO

#GlobalCitizenship #CommunityImpact #SaskCIC

✨Become part of our membership family!

After a transformational year of growth, visibility, and impact, SCIC is now welcoming new and renewing members for 2026/2027!

This past year, our network expanded, diversified, and stepped into new spaces – building skills, amplifying voices, and leading meaningful public engagement right here at home.🌾

Now, we’re inviting you to be part of what comes next!

🌎As an SCIC member, you join a vibrant community of organizations and individuals working toward global understanding, cooperation, peace, and justice.

🤝Together, we turn ideas into action and strengthen global citizenship across Saskatchewan and beyond.

Whether you’re:
✔️Joining as an individual
✔️Representing an organization or
✔️Renewing your commitment

There’s a place for you!
Our members are at the heart of everything we do and we can’t wait to meet you!

👉Apply or renew today and help shape a more just and sustainable world!
🔗 LINK IN BIO.

#GlobalCitizenship #StrongerTogether #SaskCIC

🌟Women’s History Month Spotlight🌟

Through our Women’s History Month spotlight series, we’ve had the honour of celebrating some truly incredible women in our community who are creating real, lasting change. To close out this month, we’re proud to spotlight Dr. Amber Fletcher, recipient of the this year’s Global Citizen Award for Lifetime Achievement 💛

A Professor at the University of Regina and Academic Director of the Community Engagement and Research Centre, Dr. Fletcher’s work sits at the intersection of climate change, gender equality, and social justice. Her research explores how experiences of climate hazards like flooding, drought, and wildfire are shaped by gender and inequality, bringing critical attention to the people and communities impacted.

Her influence extends far beyond Saskatchewan. Dr. Fletcher has worked with the United Nations to develop indicators for measuring gender inequality and regularly contributed to global conversations on climate and justice. She is also a contributing author to a 2019 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, helping shape international understanding of these urgent issues.

A recognized leader and advocate, Dr. Fletcher is a former President of the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women and has received numerous honours, including two Governor General’s medals, a Lieutenant Governor’s Postsecondary Teaching Award, and the King Charles III Coronation Medal for her contributions to Canada.

“Global citizenship means using every possible opportunity to advocate for the kind of world we should all want to live in.”

Dr. Fletcher’s work is a powerful reminder that research, advocacy, and education can drive meaningful, global change. We are so proud to celebrate her impact and leadership.

Thank you for joining us in celebrating these inspiring women throughout March 👏

#WomensHistoryMonth #GlobalCitizenship #WomensVoices

✨Women’s History Month Spotlight ✨

As we continue celebrating the incredible women in our community this Women’s History Month, we’re proud to spotlight Josephina Hovdestad, recipient of this year’s Emerging Global Citizen Award 💛

From a young age, Josephina has led with empathy and action. What began as a simple act of compassion, helping rescue a kitten on a freezing winter day, grew into a lifelong commitment to advocacy, care, and community. Raised in small-town Saskatchewan, she learned early on about the power of showing up for others and the importance of treating every person with dignity and respect.

After moving to Melfort, Josephina stepped boldly into leadership, becoming an active voice in youth advocacy through organizations like Melfort Youth Evolution and Youth4Change. Her work alongside other young leaders helped push forward stronger tobacco and vapour product regulations, directly contributing to the introduction of Bill 147 in Saskatchewan!

Driven by her own lived experiences, Josephina is also a passionate mental health advocate, working to ensure support is accessible to all in need. Looking ahead, she is committed to breaking down systemic barriers for women and Indigenous Peoples in STEM, while empowering young girls to view their voices and ambitions as powerful forces for change.

“To be a global citizen is to care deeply about the world and the people within it, recognizing that our actions have impacts beyond what is immediately around us.”

Josephina represents the strength, resilience, and leadership of the next generation. We are so proud to celebrate her and the impact she is already making!

Stay tuned next week for our final spotlight 💫

#WomensHistoryMonth #GlobalCitizenship #WomensVoices

🤩 Women’s History Month Spotlight 🤩

This March, we’re celebrating the incredible women in our community who are creating real, lasting change. We want to take this opportunity to highlight this year’s three Global Citizen Awards winners, all women making an impact here in Saskatchewan and all over the world. First up, we want to spotlight Isabella Grajczyk, recipient of the Youth Global Citizen Award at our February Gala 💛

From Moose Jaw to communities across the province, Isabella is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Sask Girls United, a nonprofit empowering girls and gender-diverse youth through free, accessible programming focused on leadership, confidence, mental health, and self-expression.

Through her work, she has already reached over 100 communities and more than 1,400 youth across Saskatchewan!

Her impact doesn’t stop there. Isabella is currently completing her MA in Political Science at McGill University, specializing in Gender and Development with research grounded in real-world experience from Rwanda to Tanzania. Whether supporting women entrepreneurs or amplifying youth voices here at home, her work is rooted in community, equity, and lived experience.

“To me, global citizenship means recognizing that our lives are interconnected across borders and that we have a shared responsibility to care for one another.” ❤️

Isabella is a powerful example of what it means to lead with purpose, compassion, and courage. We are so proud to celebrate her and the impact she continues to make.

Stay tuned as we highlight more inspiring women this month 💫

#WomensHistoryMonth #GlobalCitizenship #WomensVoices

Women are not waiting for change. They are creating it.

Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, leadership, and courage of women in Saskatchewan and around the globe. 🌎💜

At SCIC, we are deeply fortunate to work alongside intelligent, passionate, and emboldened women every single day. From individual and organisational members, to partners, citizens, and activists, these women show up with purpose and conviction.

Empowered women empower women.

At a time when we are witnessing growing attacks on the rights of women globally, solidarity is not optional. It is essential.

This year’s theme, “Give To Gain,” reminds us that progress begins when we offer what we have. When we give our time. When we share our experience. When we mentor. When we create opportunities. When we contribute our resources. When we raise our voices.

Change happens when women invest in one another.

Economic empowerment remains one of the most powerful pathways toward gender equality. Explore UN Women’s facts and figures on economic empowerment via the link in our bio 🔗

Today, we honour the women in our lives who continue to build stronger communities, stronger movements, and who never back down!

When women give, we all gain. 💛

#InternationalWomensDay #GiveToGain #IWD2026

🤝 We’re excited to team up with RaiseHER Co. for Rethinking Collaboration: From Programs to Ecosystems.

We talk a lot about collaboration — but what if we moved beyond polite partnerships and started building coordinated power?

In this in-person session, we’ll explore how to shift from running isolated programs to strengthening entire ecosystems. Expect honest conversation, practical insight, and a fresh lens on how we work together for real, system-level impact.

RaiseHER Community — founded by two mother-daughter duos based in Regina, Skylar Gerard and Gwen Keith, and Talitha McCloskey and Marlene Smadu — is an intergenerational movement building bold leadership in women and girls through connection, mentorship, and community-powered change.

We’re so proud to collaborate with a grassroots force doing this kind of work!

✨ Real talk
✨ Stronger partnerships
✨ Sector-wide impact

🎟️We can’t wait to see you there: LINK IN BIO 🔗

#RethinkingCollaboration #StrongerTogether #CommunityPowered

🌎 Member Spotlight: The School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS - @senssa_usask)

As we wrap up February, we are proud to spotlight the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) at the University of Saskatchewan and the powerful work they are doing to advance sustainability education and research at home and around the world.

Through initiatives like TRANSECTS, SENS is bringing scholars, practitioners, and emerging leaders together across global hubs to collaborate on real-world sustainability solutions. Their leadership in education, community partnership, and international collaboration is helping shape the next generation of change-makers — and we’re honoured to have them as part of the SCIC network.

✨ Discover how sustainability education is driving change in Saskatchewan and beyond.

#UnifyingForABetterWorld #SustainableDevelopment #GlobalCitizenship #SCICMembers

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