Co-Founder & Creative Director
L’agence Osa consulting

Canada: British Columbia Hub | NORTH AMERICA

Sylvie Mazerolle (she/they) is an unapologetic force for justice, creativity, and transformative education. As a queer feminist educator, principal, entrepreneur, and award-winning contemporary dance artist, Sylvie has spent the last decade disrupting colonial and ableist norms within education. Whether teaching arts, social studies, or language arts in both English and French, she has cultivated classrooms and schools rooted in radical care, artistic expression, and equity—most notably in the unceded territories now called Nelson, BC, Canada.

Currently, Sylvie writes and teaches courses for educators at Queen’s University, while co-leading l’agence Osa consulting—a visionary collective focused on decolonial leadership and systemic transformation. Beyond her professional work, Sylvie donates energy to numerous advisory and steering committees advancing equity, antiracism, inclusion, and restorative justice across educational systems.

A lifelong learner committed to healing-centered praxis, she is a certified Compassionate Systems Leadership Master Practitioner (MIT, 2022) and the recipient of a prestigious SSHRC grant for her groundbreaking thesis on hope, trauma, and vulnerability in education (UBC, 2019). Sylvie Mazerolle is transforming the very soil of what education can become when liberation is at the core.