Eastend Community Asset Mapping: What Makes your Community Special? | Thursday, April 27, 12:30 – 4:30 PM – South West District for Culture, Recreation and Sport Inc.

Community Asset Mapping: What Makes your Community Special?

A South West District and Town of Eastend Community-Partnership Workshop

April 27, 2023
12:30 – 4:30 pm
Coffee and Snacks included

Location: Tea Room, Eastend Memorial Hall
Registration Deadline: Friday, April 21, 2023

Residents of Eastend and the nearby municipalities and First Nation communities are invited to attend a Community Asset Mapping Workshop, facilitated by Kristin Enns-Kavanagh, M.A. (she/her), Executive Director, Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society.

This workshop focuses on teaching participants about intangible cultural heritage in their localized communities through collaboration, presentations, and fun activities.

Learn about the ways people express the unique local identity and values of the places we live, and how that contributes to a sense of identity and belonging.
Raise awareness of how community heritage connects with other municipal amenities to benefit the overall health of the community.
Learn about how mapping community assets, places and spaces can be a helpful tool in planning.

Register Today
You will bring valuable insights and contributions to the Community Mapping Experience.

For more information or to register via phone:
Rosa Vázquez, Tourism & Economic Development, Town of Eastend, 306-295-3323
Elizabeth Heatcoat, Community Consultant, South West District for Culture, Recreation, and Sport, 306-993-4828.

Facilitator:
Kristin Enns-Kavanagh (she/her) is a white settler descendant from Treaty Six territory. She is the Executive Director of the Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society, and a heritage professional with experience in community engagement, facilitation for community-based visioning, and heritage non-profits.

Kristin is a strong advocate for community-driven processes to share and explore the past and what it means for contemporary people.

This Community-Partnership Workshop is the result of collaborative efforts between the South West District for Culture, Recreation, and Sport, the Town of Eastend and the Heritage & Folklore Society. If you would like to pursue a similar Community-Partnership Workshop, such as this, connect with A South West District Community Consultant to explore the opportunity.