Cuso International
Cuso International is a non-profit development agency that works through volunteers. Each year, they send hundreds of global citizens to work on collaborative development projects in more than 40 countries in Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They are one of North America’s leading international development organizations offering volunteer positions. Cuso places adults of all ages who have the hands-on know-how and perspectives needed to help organizations working to overcome poverty.
This summer, eight dedicated education students from the U of R, U of S, and the Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Program (SUNTEP) embarked on a global journey to draw connections between local and global work for health, dignity and human rights. During their time with local partners in El Salvador learning Continue reading.
Look for us at your annual teachers’ convention! SCIC often attends teacher conventions to meet with educators, provide information on our programs and free resources, and whenever possible facilitate sessions on topics related to Global Citizenship Education. Watch for us at the following conventions, or watch the Professional Development … Continue reading.
Now Accepting Applications from 2nd, 3rd and 4th year Education students! Application deadline: January 2nd, 2017 Exciting news! In order to ensure a wide range of participants, SCIC has decided to … Continue reading.
FRIDAY OCT 21 – SATURDAY OCT 22 REGINA, U of R Education Building (Main Foyer) Map $50 (full-time employment); $25 (part-time employment); $10 (students) SCIC Members: if cost is a … Continue reading.
SASKATOON, AUGUST 2 – 4, 2016 Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation – STRP Boardroom 2317 Arlington Avenue $45 (includes lunch, materials & GST) Learn More & Register Hosted in partnership by SCIC, Saskatchewan Teachers’ … Continue reading.
by Kailtyn Kitzan This blog is a part of “Student Perspectives on Global Citizenship Education”, a series of blogs by Saskatchewan high-school students reflecting on their experiences through the Global Citizen Youth … Continue reading.
by Sydney Kuppenbender This blog is a part of “Student Perspectives on Global Citizenship Education”, a series of blogs by Saskatchewan high-school students reflecting on their experiences through the Global Citizen Youth … Continue reading.