All Topics

Advocacy Resources

Teachers and parents hold a unique position when it comes to discussing education and advocacy can be as simple sharing your personal experiences with friends, family and neighbours.

Different but the Same

Every child comes with a different story. They all bring unique strengths and unique challenges to school. Government needs to work with Saskatchewan parents and teachers to fund education so all students can be successful.

Source Episode 7: A Conversation on the Calm During Crisis Research Report

Calm During Crisis, a report developed in partnership with the U of R and Faculty of Education, examines the experiences of principals during the pandemic.

Teachers Inspire

In communities all across Saskatchewan, teachers inspire kids to learn, discover new talents and passions, and achieve their goals. In February, we asked Saskatchewan people to share stories about teachers who inspire. We received almost 50 amazing stories from every corner of Saskatchewan. We’ve partnered with CTV to tell three of those stories, showcasing the work that teachers do in classrooms and communities every single day.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We have resources available to help you mark this day.

Understanding and Finding Our Way – Decolonizing Canadian Education

Support Truth and Reconciliation. Watch the film and use the Discussion and Facilitation Guides to help advocate for equity in public education.

Let’s Spread Some Joy

Public education matters. Schools are vital to our communities. Who’s made this year’s challenges a bit more manageable for you?  

Orange Shirt Day

We are all Treaty people. Every child matters. Find out how the STF is supporting truth and reconciliation in public education.

U of R Joint Study

The STF is joining the University of Regina on a study into school leadership during COVID-19. All school-based administrators in Saskatchewan are welcome to join.

COVID-19: Saskatchewan Teachers Speak Out

Is Saskatchewan ready for a safe return to school?

Teachers aren’t so sure.