SK Association for Community Education

Wab Kinew (pron: WOB ka-NOO) is a one-of-a-kind talent, named by Postmedia News as one of “9 Aboriginal movers and shakers you should know”. He is the interim Associate Vice-President for Indigenous Relations at The University of Winnipeg and a correspondent with Aljazeera America.

George LaFond – As member of the Muskeg Lake (Treaty 6) Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, George believes that reconciliation is a key theme for the work of this generation of leaders and that building a common understanding of the treaty relationship, treaty history and the spirit and intent of treaties is at the core of what reconciliation means.

The event is at a fabulous Venue. Have you visited the University of Regina lately? How about NOW – U of R if the venue for the SACE Conference! There is even an option to stay right on campus.

Important topics covered in the 14 Break Out Sessions:

Research based best practices – improving attendance, building relationships, early years assessment.
Programs that are making a difference – Take ideas back to your community – Youth in Grief, REACH food Security, Virtual Classroom
Topics for Today’s Classroom – Youth Gangs, Newcomer Welcome Centre, Treaty Education, Under 11 Initiative, Teenage Brain
Tours – 3 options – Miller Catholic High School & Sacred Heart Community School; Pre-K; Early Years Centre at Scott Collegiate, Campus Regina Public
Entertainment – the best performers featured throughout the conference! Don’t miss it.
Exhibitors – Yes, you can shop at the SACE conference – as well as visiting information booths to take home lots of information.
Fabulous Food – you will be treated to some of the best food options in Regina, brought to you exclusively for the SACE conference!

www.communityeducation.ca to register and attend the 2015 SACE Conference!

by Guest Contributor

SK Association for Community Education

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