UPDATES
Due to COVID-19, our 12th annual Spring Fiddle Workshops have been cancelled. We hope all of our friends and students stay healthy and we look forward to being able to return to Nunavut soon!
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The 2020 Winter Fiddle Workshops were a success. Our instructors worked with 291 youth in five communities.
Check out our most recent newsletter (Spring 2020). We hope it is a breath of fresh Northern air.
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HELP US TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES THROUGH MUSIC
TUSARNAARNIQ SIVUMUT ASSOCIATION
MUSIC FOR THE FUTURE
To provide a safe environment in which youth can learn to play the fiddle, providing a positive outlet & fostering their individuality and musical growth.
Want to help? Not only can you donate to help fund our programs, you can also help by supporting our benefit concerts and other fundraising efforts.
OUR IMPACT
Over the course of the 11 years that TSA has been supporting Nunavut Youth, we have been able to expand from visiting one community, to visiting 5-6 communities during each visit. We have gone from visiting Nunavut once per year and working with 20-25 students annually, to visiting three times and teaching fiddle to more than 300 students per year. Our program aims not only to provide Inuit youth with music instruction (especially in communities where music programs don't exist), as a positive, creative outlet, but our program continues to deliver valuable skills that translate into increased self-worth, joy, positive engagement with others, increased confidence and positive mental health.
1,199 individual youth participated in fiddle workshops (many returning year after year).
8
total communities
88
unique workshops
110
fiddles
22
trips to Nunavut
(As of February 21, 2020)
RAISED TO DATE
$150,000
$139,491
$75,000
$41,724
April 2019 - March 2020
THE IMPACT OF MUSIC IN POND INLET
Thank you to RYOT and to David Darg & Bryn Mooser for traveling to Pond Inlet in 2014 to capture this video. We look forward to many more years to come and to being able to reach more youth in other communities across Nunavut.
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