2025 SASKATCHEWAN'S MULTI-ARTS CONFERENCE

Ann Kipling Brown is Professor Emerita in dance education in the Arts Education Program in the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina in Canada. Presently, she is the Executive Director of Dance Saskatchewan Inc....

A teaching artist who recently emigrated from Nigeria, will share insights into his creative practice and a current program he is delivering in schools...

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Each presenter will share their “Best 15 Minutes” of songs and music games that they are currently using in their classroom. Are you looking for a great FNIM  resource for your students? Our Buffalo Stonechild Story ...

World Drum Specialist, sales of world beat hand drums, workshops, teaching, performance.  Performance member of The Ghanadians, Skin and Bone, and Jambalay. Drumming with people from various areas in Africa, Middle East, Latin America, Cuba ....

Victor Ejike is the founder of Afro Tribes Festival, Afro Tribes Summer Camp, and Love Jazz. Based in Regina, he champions cultural diversity, youth empowerment, and community building through music and the arts. His work creates spaces ....

Claire was born and raised in Regina and began training in music and dance at the age of eight. She studied piano and voice as well as trained in all styles of dance. When she was sixteen, she became a cast member of Saskatchewan Express and fell in  ....

Michelle Dueck is a Kindergarten-Grade 8 Arts Education and Math teacher, and currently serves as the Numeracy Lead at W.H. Ford Elementary School in Regina. Her teaching journey spans a wide range of roles—including classroom ....

As an urban member of Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation, Kelsey has spent her lifetime advocating for equality, both personally and professionally. Kelsey is currently the Provincial Coordinator for the Multicultural Council....

Rhonda Rosenberg is the Executive Director of the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS). She has been in this position since 2009, and has worked with the multicultural community in Saskatchewan since 1995....

Ruby Eger is a professional dancer and choreographer based in Regina with 17 years of training across ballet, jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, bachata, partnering, heels, and more. She completed her dance education in Vancouver through Harbour Dance....

Dr. Glenn Sutter is Curator of Human Ecology at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and an adjunct professor at the University of Regina. Along with his teaching and community engagement work, he studies how different aspects of heritage....

Traci Foster is a Crip artist, somatic practitioner, and theatre maker whose work explores the intersection of awareness, intuition, and action within the body. Her trauma-informed approach to facilitation is rooted in a lifelong journey to reclaim....

Nick Godsoe is the Director of Programs & Education at MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity associated with the JUNO Awards. For the past seven years, Nick has led the strategic development and delivery of all MusiCounts....

A dynamic conductor of both wind band and orchestral ensembles, Leah McGray is currently the Conductor of the Wind Orchestra at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada....

Melissa Hynd is an Elementary Music Specialist and Kindergarten Teacher with over 20 years of classroom experience. Pam Sawatzky is an Early Years and Literacy Consultant with over 30 years of experience in early childhood education.

Emma Cameron is a Certified Music Therapist (MTA) living and working on Treaty 4 territory. Emma has a deep commitment to accessibility, Emma collaborates with a wide range of people through both clinical and community-based music therapy....

Internationally renowned speaker, author, and conductor, Dr. Matthew Arau helps people shatter limiting beliefs, unlock their full potential, and orchestrate their lives in alignment with their values and vision. 

Jenn Treble, a music and English teacher at Esquimalt High School in Greater Victoria, blends over 20 years of experience in band, choir, strings, and Indigenous drumming with a passion for culturally responsive education.

A Malaysian Chinese educator certified in Kodály and Orff Schulwerk, is a past president of the Hawai‘i Orff Chapter and an international presenter in music education.

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A passionate music educator with over 35 years of experience, is a JUNO Award-winning teacher who remains active as a clinician, choir director, and Orff instructor, and continues to share her love of music through national and international presentations.

Gena is an Education Champion from the PDSB in Mississauga, ON, where she taught K-8 music for 32 years and holds a Certificate of Professional Practice Kodály Concept from the British Kodály Academy. Gena is the President of the Kodály Society of Ontario ....

Dr. Jennifer Lang (Ph. D) is a Professor of Music Education, Director of Choral Activities, and the Vice-Dean Academic in the College of Arts & Science at the University of Saskatchewan. She is a co-lead for the University of Saskatchewan’s Signature Area in Health & Wellness ....