Heritage Symposium Relevant to All Sectors

Heritage Saskatchewan is hosting its first ever virtual symposium, Getting Real about Reconciliation in partnership with the Museums Association of Saskatchewan. The symposium is taking place over two afternoons – Tuesday, November 2nd (1pm - 4:15pm CST), and Wednesday, November 3rd (1pm - 4pm CST)

Day one of the Symposium will feature three keynote speakers from across Canada: Chief Cadmus Delorme, Cody Groat, and Dr. Gerald Pocius, who will address the question, “what is needed to advance reconciliation in Canada?”

Individuals from all sectors are encouraged to register, as Symposium presenters will discuss and impart knowledge regarding reconciliation – a matter relevant to an audience much broader than the heritage arena.

Kristin, Catherwood, Director of Living Heritage for Heritage Saskatchewan states, “Getting Real about Reconciliation is really a call to get serious about taking action, as individuals, as organizations, and as communities. We don’t want to just talk about how important reconciliation is, we want to share stories of tangible work being done to move reconciliation forward, and to challenge our audience to take those lessons to heart and into practice.”

More information is available at Heritage Saskatchewan’s website: https://heritagesask.ca/projects/heritage-symposium