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Reading Circle for Educators

The Reading Circles for Saskatchewan Educators are a series of virtual gatherings in fall, winter, and spring, designed for educators to discuss books on global issues. This platform allows teachers to share insights, resources, and educational techniques relevant to Saskatchewan classrooms. Featuring expert presenters and guest speakers, the Circles spark engaging conversations on topics like decolonization, power and privilege, anti-racism, democracy, feminism, war and conflict, and Indigenous environmental knowledge.

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By joining, educators can connect with peers, gain new perspectives, and become thought leaders in their schools and districts. Participation is easy—just visit our website to find the next virtual meeting. Whether you're a veteran or new to teaching, these sessions offer valuable learning experiences and a chance to make a positive impact in your classroom and beyond.

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Fall 2025 Reading Circle
for Educators

This year SCIC's Reading Circle will be featuring: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer.

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This book offers rich opportunities for classroom integration — particularly in Science, English Language Arts, English as an Additional Language, and Global Citizenship Education. 

 

Through this inspiring story, educators can explore themes of innovation, resilience, sustainability, and community empowerment.

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Collage of books for the Reading Circle

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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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​We are a proud unionized workplace, represented by CUPE Saskatchewan, Local 3012.

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