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Opportunities
Job Gallery
Production Coordinator (Saskatoon) - Nov. 16

Finance Manager (Saskatoon) - Nov. 18

Operations Manager (Saskatoon) - Nov. 18

Acting Gallery Educator (Prince Albert) - Nov. 28

Marketing Associate and Graphic Designer (Saskatoon) - Nov. 30

Saskatchewanderer (province-wide) - Nov. 30

General Manager (Saskatoon) - Nov. 30

Art and Art History Gallery Director (Saskatoon) - Jan. 10
Events
Check out SaskCulture's events listing for cultural activities around the province.
NEWS
South East District Launches New Brand Identity 
The South East District has a new brand identity, to go with its new name - South East Sport, Culture and Recreation District - and its new head office at  100A 18th Street, Weyburn, SK, S4H 2W4. Visit its refreshed website for more information. 
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Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre's New Office Address 
The office of the  Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre (GTNT) has moved. GTNT's new address is 808-20th Street West, Saskatoon, SK, S7M 0Y3. All other contact information remains the same.
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Who's Your Multicultural Superhero? 
For Saskatchewan Multicultural Week, which takes place from Saturday, November 17 to Sunday, November 25, 2018, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS) is inviting residents of Saskatchewan to share examples of leaders - Multicultural Superheroes - who successfully inspire others through their values, beliefs and actions on social media using #MulticulturalSuperhero. Check out the MCoS website for more information.
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Nominees for the 2018 Saskatchewan Music Awards
SaskMusic has announced the nominees for the 2018 Saskatchewan Music Awards. These awards will honour excellence, and celebrate the achievements of Saskatchewan music industry over the past year. The awards ceremony takes place on Sunday, November 25, 2018. For more information, visit the SaskMusic website.
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Upcoming Workshop: Managing Human Resources in the Non-Profit Sector
The University of Regina's Community Research Unit is holding a free workshop that will provide insight on approaches to help non-profits manage peoples' resources and how they can adapt management style with today's ever-changing environments. The workshop is on  Tuesday, December 4, 2018,  from 8:30 am to noon .  To register or get more information, contact  Lynn Gidluck or call (306) 585-4084.
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Join the Conversation: Participate in Online Survey on Racism
The Department of Canadian Heritage is inviting Canadians to participate in an online survey on racism and discrimination as it relates to employment and income supports, social participation, which includes access to arts, sport and leisure, and justice. The deadline to participate in this survey is on  Sunday, December 9, 2018 . For more information, visit the MCoS website .
ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES
Dissolving a Non-Profit Organization
There may be several reasons for dissolving a non-profit, such as: the organization's main objective has disappeared; there has been a deadlock in the management of affairs; the directors' conduct has been unfairly biased towards an individual member or a particular group of members.

Visit SaskCulture's webpage on Dissolving a Non-Profit Organization to learn more about the processes involved in dissolving a non-profit organization.

For even more capacity-building information for non-profit organizations, make sure to check out the Organizational Resources  section on the SaskCulture website.
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The Spring 2018 issue of  Engage  focuses on SaskCulture's Resilience and Respect: Canada 150 and Beyond project partnership that took place throughout 2017. 

Along with these stories, the issue also takes a look at the Canada 150 projects of the Regina Folk Festival and the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan.

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