According to Rhonda Rosenberg, Executive Director, Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, “there has been increased call for a welcoming and inclusive community both within our province and globally. This can be linked to the rapid growth in number of people who have chosen to make Saskatchewan home. However, how do we make people feel when they come? How do we welcome and harness their contribution? It calls for open dialogue backed with intentional actions.” The MCoS public education and engagement campaign includes community activities in Prince Albert, La Ronge, Regina, Yorkton, North Battleford and Swift Current. The interactive community forum is a learning and teaching opportunity where diverse perspectives are encouraged in a safe environment. Community engagement kits are available for download.