January 2022
Kicking off 2022 with AITC-SK!
Happy New Year! Our team is jumping right back into activities and this newsletter brings you volunteer information, new agriculture education resources and more!
Volunteers needed for Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month (CALM)

Teachers across the province are registering their students to receive a classroom visit from a farmer or agriculture industry professional in March!
Students have questions about food and farming, and we need your help to answer them! Volunteering is simple. You sign up, we connect you with a classroom and provide materials and support, you share your personal ag story and inspire students to care about where their food comes from!
Yes! I want to help answer student questions about food and farming!
Welcome Leah!
Fund Development Manager
Connect with Leah:

e: leah@aitc.sk.ca
o: 306.381.5324
Watch for your sponsor renewal letter coming soon!
We are excited to announce that Leah Hermanson, formerly our thinkAG Program Coordinator, has moved into the new role of Fund Development Manager! Leah brings a deep knowledge and first-hand experience of the impact our offerings have on students. Leah is driven to grow our impact and foster the vital relationships we have with our sponsors and partners! Congratulations Leah, we look forward to your contributions!
AITC-SK Annual General Meeting

We look forward to celebrating another successful year of delivering #AgEducation! Mark your calendar to join us on Thursday, April 14, 2022, to hear about the exciting resource launches, engaging virtual programming, collaborative partnerships and more that created agricultural learning experiences for students throughout the province! See you there!

Agricultural Resource Launches
Career Case
A gamified learning experience that leads students to explore their personal interests and learn about the diversity and importance of careers in ag.
Plants, People & Climate Change
Students explore the interconnections between plants, people, and our planet through animated videos, action-oriented reflections and more!
Community Partnership Highlights
Agribition Agri-Ed Virtual Program
Partnerships play a key role in our ability to create interactive and fun virtual programming. We collaborated with Canadian Western Agribition and many other partners to host the virtual Agri-Ed Program reaching over 7,700 students!