Projects & Activities

Below is the list of current offerings, which we continuously adapt and change based on member feedback and community needs. 

Projects & Activities

  • These calls take place via Zoom every 6 weeks throughout the academic year. Meeting regularly allows members to remain connected, seek advice, access & request resources, and remain up to date on sector news.

  • These calls focus on specific topics and are hosted by a subject matter expert. Presentations are recorded and made available asynchronously via the Resource Library.

  • These sessions provide opportunities for teachers from across Canada to learn from subject matter experts, connect, and discuss topics with colleagues. Sessions are typically held in October and January anually.

  • An annual project designed to foster the creation of repertoire written by upcoming underrepresented Canadian composers for Sistema inspired programs.

  • Curated resources relevant to, and provided by, Sistema inspired programs. Protected by an Intellectual Property agreement.

  • Small groups of Sistema colleagues from across Canada who connect with, learn from, and support one another.

Working Groups

Project specific groups created to share expertise and ideas pertaining to a specific topic. These conversations may lead to recommendations for ways in which Sistema Canada can assist Member Programs and/or provide additional resources.

The Reconciliation Working Group is dedicated to implementing the organization’s Commitment to Reconciliation.

The Artistic Working Group seeks to identify and respond to needs for repertoire, teaching materials, and teacher support to foster artistic excellence and creativity.

  • Member List to be updated Fall 2026

  • Member List to be updated Fall 2026

Our Commitment to Reconciliation

Sistema Canada acknowledges the historic and ongoing colonial violence across Turtle Island. We support the 94 Calls to Action by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and commit to furthering reconciliation efforts in our own work and the work of our Member Programs.

We acknowledge that education and music have been used as tools of systemic oppression and commit to promoting practices that support decolonization and healing. As our commitment to reconciliation, we pledge to take the action and to revisit our commitments annually.