Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers

Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers The Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers is the professional and regulatory body for social work in Saskatchewan

Open to all SASW members and does not require pre-registration.SASW members check your email for additional information ...
09/03/2026

Open to all SASW members and does not require pre-registration.

SASW members check your email for additional information and Zoom link.

08/24/2026
08/22/2026

📣Attention BISW Graduates and Third/Fourth Year Students: The Indigenous Social Work Program is Recruiting Participants for a Research Project!

The FNUniv INSW program is conducting a research project on the field placement experiences of Indigenous social work students (REB #1197) and is looking for participants who meet the following criteria:

- You are a third- or fourth-year student (having completed at least one field placement) currently enrolled at the First Nations University of Canada, or you are a BISW graduate.
- You are 18 years of age or older.

✨Ways to Participate:
If you meet the eligibility criteria, you can participate in one of two ways:

1. Attend a sharing circle at your respective campus (Regina, Saskatoon, or Northern Campus). The session will last 1.5 to 2 hours, and the dates will be determined.
2. Complete a 7-question survey at the following link: https://qualtricsxmqywczx4rp.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5pgxz9OHlXmKr78

If you are interested in participating, please contact:

Dr. Susannah Walker | [email protected]
Dr. Marlene McNab | [email protected]
Cassie Stefanski | [email protected]

We look forward to connecting with you

08/22/2026

The Evermore Centre Voices of Truth Speaker Series Presents:
Dr. Jacqueline Maurice

💙 Join us on Wednesday, September 23rd at Remai Modern for an inspiring evening with Dr. Maurice.

💚 Dr. Jacqueline Maurice is a proud Métis and Indigenous woman and respected Sixties Scoop advocate, educator, author, and knowledge seeker who has dedicated more than 25 years to raising awareness about the impacts of the Sixties Scoop and supporting healing within Indigenous communities.

RESERVE YOUR SEAT HERE 👉 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/voices-of-truth-speaker-series-presents-dr-jacqueline-maurice-tickets-1998387822773?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

💙 The Evermore Centre is deeply honoured to welcome Dr. Maurice as our Voices of Truth Series speaker. Featuring guest speakers who share their true lived experiences, Voices of Truth is intended to illuminate the personal ways that colonialism has impacted First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples on Treaty 6 Territory and beyond.

💚 Dr. Maurice's presentation on September 23rd will examine the colonial backpack of oppressive structural, cultural, and historical Sixties Scoop policies and practices that Indigenous, Métis and Inuit people endured within a settler-colonial society. This evening will provide you with an opportunity to reflect the journey from victim to survivor and from Warrior to Wisdom.

📅 Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026
🕐 Time: 6:30PM - 8:00PM
📍 Location: Remai Modern (102 Spadina Cres, Saskatoon)

💙 Everyone is welcome.

✨ Please register in advance to secure your spot! ✨
🧃 Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

🌿 All Evermore Centre programming is designed to support families and individuals whose lives have been shaped by adoption, PSI arrangements, kinship or alternate caregiving, and foster care. This includes adoptees, birth parents, and those who have aged out of care — anyone impacted by diverse family-building and caregiving experiences.

🖱️ Follow us on social media for more FREE programming updates!

08/22/2026
The Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals (SCPP) is seeking expressions of interest from allied health professi...
07/14/2026

The Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals (SCPP) is seeking expressions of interest from allied health
professionals interested in serving on the SCPP’s Fitness to Practise Committee (FTPC).
The purpose of the FTPC is to receive, review, and mediate concerns about members that relate to mental health,
capacity, or substance use. The FTPC is comprised of health professionals with expertise in these areas and
supports SCPP’s mandate to protect the public by regulating the practice of pharmacy in Saskatchewan. The work of
the FTPC involves the investigation of concerns regarding member competence in accordance with The Pharmacy
and Pharmacy Disciplines Act, SCPP bylaws, policies, and standards

EMDRIA Approved EMDR Basic Training
06/29/2026

EMDRIA Approved EMDR Basic Training

Child Welfare Research Study
06/29/2026

Child Welfare Research Study

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36/395 Park Street
Regina, SK
S4N5B2

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