Together, a better world is possible

Saskatchewan People - Making a World of Difference

The Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation (SCIC) is a coalition of organizations and individuals working to advance sustainable global development. SCIC was formed in 1974 by international development and emergency relief agencies active in Saskatchewan.

Today our members include international development agencies, the peace-building and humanitarian bodies of major faith groups, educational organizations, solidarity groups, local community organizations, and local individuals committed to SCIC’s mission, vision, and principles.

2025/2026 HIGHLIGHTS

79%

Of participants indicating increase motivation to take action on global issues related to GE & the SDGs

96 Events

Number of global cooperation events hosted across Saskatchewan

20,000+

Number of Individuals reached through our programming & outreach

OUR PROGRAM AREAS

Membership & Network

Our members are at the core of what we do at SCIC. From hosting training sessions and social events, we create spaces where our members can learn, connect, and collaborate on advancing sustainable development. Together, we amplify our collective impact, foster meaningful partnerships, and ensure that Saskatchewan continues to be a leader in global citizenship and cooperation.

Education

Educating Saskatchewan citizens on global issues and how to be engaged global citizens is a core component of the work that SCIC does to create a more just, equitable, and sustainable world. Global citizenship education is about students’ active participation in global social, political, economic, or environmental issues. By training educators in these topics, SCIC can have a cascading effect, allowing more students to learn and have a positive impact on the world.

Youth

Our youth (18-35) programming is designed to engage, empower, and inspire this dynamic demographic through educational workshops, leadership training, and global citizenship initiatives. We provide platforms for young voices to be heard and opportunities for them to lead change, both locally and internationally.