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Finding Value in My Day – March 4th & 5th, 2015

February 8, 2015/in Blog, Events/by jeph

COR is pleased to we welcoming the return of Cara Milne to Regina to host two, one-day workshops on Finding Value in My Day! For more information, contact the COR office.

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Wasn’t that a party?!
Halloween came early again this year for the #1 costume party of the Season!
🎉 Sir Dance-a-Lot is BACK!!! 🎊

📻 Thank you DJ Verbal for spinning those spooky tracks 👻

🗣️ Shout outs to @chipanddalehomes for being an incredible partner again this year for Sir Dance-a-Lot!

🗣️Shout out to the @cityofregina for supporting our concert and dance series every year.

🗣️Shout out to @mamaweyatitan for being the host with the most again this year!!

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Last but certainly not least, we’re thrilled to welcome back the highly anticipated Self-Advocate Panel at the 2025 Prairie Sexuality & Disability Conference!

Join Self-Advocates Jamie, Calvin, Shelley, and Courtney as they share their personal experiences with sexual health education, dating, relationships, support systems, and much more! This engaging panel offers powerful insights from individuals with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of inclusion, understanding, and lived experience. Hosted by Natalya Mason ( @natalya.mason ), this conversation promises to be honest, empowering, and deeply informative.

DETAILS:
• October 29–30, 2025 | Regina, SK
• Only a few tickets remain, don’t miss your chance!

Grab one of the last remaining tickets. Link in bio!

#PSDConference2025 #SexualityAndDisability #Inclusion

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Oct 16

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Real work. Right fit.

When Sticks & Doodles ( @sticksanddoodles ) needed an extra set of hands, they found more than just an employee — they found Mik. Through the 4to40 initiative, Mik joined the team and quickly became an essential part of their creative process.

Inclusive employment isn’t about charity — it’s about strengthening workplaces and unlocking potential.

💜 October is Disability Employment Awareness Month — a time to celebrate stories like this!

➡️ Read Mik’s full story - Link in our bio.

#YQR #DEAM #DEAM2025

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Inclusion, by design. 🫂
Every day we imagine this world. Every day we engage in intentional actions to nurture, teach and sustain our connectedness to one another.

On October 4th, we celebrated that connectedness through Inclusion Regina.
#inclusion #corfam #couragetocare

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Celebrating Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety ( @skgov ) for their leadership in inclusion!

Vanessa is proud to be part of the Saskatchewan Public Service — proving that inclusive workplaces create space for everyone to thrive.

#4to40 is thrilled to highlight your commitment during Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!

Learn more at 4to40.ca

#RealWorkRealPay #InclusiveEmployers #DEAM #Diversity #Inclusion #NDEAM #SKDisability #4to40 #CourageToCare

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This Thanksgiving holiday, we’re grateful for our community - for every moment of connection, joy and support that brings us together.

Wishing you a Thanksgiving filled with warmth and belonging.

#Thankful #CORCommunity #GratefulHearts

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🌟 Celebrating COR’s 2025 Academic Bursary Recipients! 🌟

We’re proud to recognize the following employees who have been awarded COR’s Academic Bursary in support of their ongoing learning, personal growth and professional development:

Princewill Unuigbe, University of Regina, Computer Science
Saad Rashid, University of Regina, Psychology
Belan Tsagaye, University of Regina, Sociology
Marvin Goodluck, University of Regina, Kinesiology and Health Studies
Shayla Cake, Aspire Academy, Artist Acceleration Program
Adekemi Oloyede, University of Regina, Kinesiology and Health Studies
Jenna Hehn, Douglas College, End of Life Doula
Lindsay Surtees, University of Saskatchewan, RN Specialty Practice Graduate Studies
Darby Kraus, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Psychiatric Nursing
Gurneet Brar, University of Regina, Biochemistry
Jhett Folk, University of Regina, Psychology
Josephine Gawdyda-Synk, University of Regina, Indigenous Studies
Param Singh, Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN)
Olayemi Raji, Queen's University, Post degree certificate in Special Education
Ethan Longney, University of Regina, Computer Science

Congratulations to this year’s recipients. We are beyond PROUD!

@uofreginaofficial
@douglascollege
@usask
@saskpolytech
@aspire_academy

#CORfam #CORBursary #LifelongLearning #GrowthAndDevelopment #Congratulations

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Oct 10

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Meet Our Next PSD CON Speaker: Natalya Mason (She/Her)!

Natalya ( @natalya.mason ) is a sexual health educator, social worker, and community advocate based in Saskatoon on Treaty Six Territory. A Black first-generation Canadian and queer feminist, she’s passionate about social justice, reproductive rights, and inclusive education.

She’s worked with organizations like Saskatoon Sexual Health ( @yxesexualhealth ), SIECCAN ( @_sieccan ), and Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan ( @sass.sask ), and currently works at the U of S College of Medicine ( @usaskmed ) in the Division of Social Accountability.

We’re looking forward to the powerful insights she’ll bring to PSD CON 2025!

DETAILS:
* October 29–30, 2025 | Regina, SK

* Less than 10 tickets left. Don’t miss your chance!

WANT TO PURCHASE TICKETS? LINK IN BIO!

#PSDConference2025 #SexualityAndDisability #Inclusion

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Oct 9

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Today we’re celebrating The Hotel Saskatchewan ( @hotelsk ) and the amazing Deana, whose hard work and positivity light up every room she’s in!

Thank you to The Hotel Saskatchewan ( @hotelsk ) for creating a workplace where inclusion thrives and everyone has the opportunity to contribute their talents.

#4to40 is proud to celebrate you during Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM)!

Featured below: Deana, proud Hotel Saskatchewan employee.
Learn more at 4to40.ca

#RealWorkRealPay #InclusiveEmployers #DEAM #Diversity #Inclusion #NDEAM #SKDisability #4to40 #CourageToCare

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Oct 8

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LESS THAN 15 TICKETS LEFT!

We’re thrilled to welcome Morgan Price (She/They) as a speaker at the 2025 Prairie Sexuality & Disability Conference!

Morgan is a Registered Social Worker and the Education & Outreach Coordinator at SSAIC - Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre ( @ssaic1 ). Born and raised on Treaty 6 Territory, she brings a deep commitment to empathy, connection, and meaningful change in her work with survivors of sexualized violence. Morgan’s passion also shines through her involvement with the You Are More Project and her own small business ventures. We’re honoured to have her voice at PSD CON 2025!

DETAILS:

October 29–30, 2025 | Regina, SK
Less than 15 tickets left. Don’t wait to grab yours!

WANT TO PURCHASE TICKETS? LINK IN BIO!

#PSDConference2025 #SexualityAndDisability #Inclusion

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Oct 8

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Another step toward a future where belonging is the standard, not the exception. 💙

Yesterday, we joined the Government of Saskatchewan ( @skgov ) to celebrate a new home for young adults with intellectual disabilities — a place where people are supported to live with interdependence, discover their strengths, and build meaningful relationships in the community they call home.

We are deeply grateful to the Ministry of Social Services for their continued partnership and support. Together, we are building stronger and more inclusive communities where everyone has the opportunity to participate, grow and thrive.