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Request for Proposals: Digital Communications Collaborator
NewsThe Saskatchewan Arts Alliance (SAA) is looking for a contracted Digital Communications Collaborator to join our team to lead and implement our social media campaigns and produce our monthly newsletter. We are looking for an individual or sole…
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Ongoing Call: SAA Board of Directors
NewsAre you passionate about the arts in Saskatchewan?
Do you believe in advocating for the arts and cultivating a province where the arts and artists are supported and valued as essential to a complete and healthy society? Are you interested…
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“How Hip-Hop Can Save the World” – Part 3: Community
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, News, Op-EdsThis is the last of three articles in the series How Hip-Hop Can Save the World by Khodi Dill. This edition focuses on hip-hop’s potential to strengthen community.
Community. It may be difficult to admit, but, as of late, we seem to be…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty-Eight
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Everywhere, News
Eekwol is a dynamic and influential Indigenous hip hop artist from the Muskoday Lake Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. She is known for her powerful and thought-provoking lyrics. Eekwol blends traditional Indigenous themes with contemporary…
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Rural Life Together
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, News, RAWG, Stories of the ArtRural Life Together by Dave Margoshes
This article is a response to dee Hobsbawn-Smith Chalk and Cheese
I was born in New Jersey and spent the first six years of my life in an old farmhouse near Princeton while World War 2 raged on in…
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National Culture Indicators First Quarter 2024
Advocacy, News, Resources, SAA Reports, Studies & FactsStatistics Canada’s news outlet The Daily has released the National Culture & Sport indicators for the first quarter of 2024. The following provides a summary of the most relevant culture data.
The real gross domestic product (GDP)…
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“How Hip-Hop Can Save the World” – Part 2: Mindfulness and Creativity
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, News, Op-Eds, Studies & FactsThis is the second of three articles in the series How Hip-Hop Can Save the World by Khodi Dill. This edition focuses on hip-hop’s potential to uplift mindfulness and creativity.
It’s no secret that we are living amid constant distraction.…
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Chalk and Cheese
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, News, Op-Eds, RAWGChalk and Cheese by dee Hobsbawn-Smith
This op-ed is followed by a response written by Dave Margoshes, Rural Life Together.
My husband Dave Margoshes and I are among the six million Canadians – seventeen percent of the population – who…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty-Seven
Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Everywhere, News"The Reel Whirled" with Sum Theatre's Mackenzie Dawson
Mackenzie Dawson is the artistic director of Saskatoon's Sum Theatre. Mac had big shoes to fill when he took over from the companies original founder Joel Bernbaum, and fill them…
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The Future of Professional Dancers in Saskatchewan
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, News, Op-Eds, Studies & FactsWhat does it truly mean to be a professional dancer in Saskatchewan? Is it about completing a professional training program or is it more about earning your livelihood through performances or choreographic endeavors or simply your passion for…
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Provincial and Territorial Cultural Indicators 2022
Advocacy, News, Quick Facts, Resources, Studies & FactsAt the beginning of June, The Daily, the media outlet for Statistics Canada, released its annual report for Provincial and Territorial Cultural indicators for 2022. This is similar to their quarterly report on national culture and sport indicators…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty Five
Advocacy, Arts Everywhere, NewsBalancing Act - Part Two
Welcome back to Balancing Act! This conversation is the continuation of Episode 25 Erin Goodpipe, Amy Matysio, Kris Alvarez, Johanna Bundon and host Em Ironstar continue an open and honest discussion about finding…
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“How Hip-Hop Can Save the World” – Part 1: Equality
Advocacy, Arts Everywhere, NewsThis is the first of three articles in the series How Hip-Hop Can Save the World by Khodi Dill. This edition focuses on hip-hop’s potential to uplift equality.
When many folks think about hip-hop, they think solely about rap music. Others…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty-five
Advocacy, Arts Everywhere, NewsBalancing Act - Part One
This is Part one or a two part episode entitled “Balancing Act.” Listen to part two here.
Erin Goodpipe, Amy Matysio, Kris Alvarez, and Johanna Bundon join host Em Ironstar for a deep dive into the balancing…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty-Four
Advocacy, Artists in Saskatchewan, Arts Everywhere, NewsWords, Rhythm, and Social Change
When the beat of hip-hop converge with the power of literature, transformation beckons. Khodi Dill, is an educator and author whose narrative speaks volumes about the role of the arts in societal change.
For…
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Our Summary: National Insights into Non-profit Organizations
Advocacy, NewsNational Insights into Non-profit Organizations, Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, 2023
In the first quarter of 2024, the Canadian Survey on Business Conditions dedicated a specific module to non-profit organizations, and generated a…
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Federal Budget 2024
Advocacy, NewsFederal Budget 2024
On April 16, 2024, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland introduced the 2024 federal budget. Titled “Fairness for Every Generation,” Freeland’s fourth budget aims to invest in housing supply…
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Arts Everywhere: Episode Twenty-three
Advocacy, Arts Everywhere, NewsThe Art of Sound
Have you ever paused to consider the symphony of sounds that paint the canvas of our daily lives? This episode invites sound artist Dominique Ferraton to share her transition from the hustle of Montreal to Gravelbourg,…