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Harmony Award Banquet 2010

Harmony Award Banquet 2010

HARMONY AWARD BANQUET Date:  Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Time:  Reception 5:30 pm / Dinner 6:30 pm Venue: Arcadian Court, 8th Floor Simpson Building 401 Bay Street (at Queen), Toronto The Harmony Award is presented annually to individuals or organizations who have made significant contributions in the promotion of harmony and equity in Canada. Award recipients [...]Read more...
Calling all youth between the Ages of 13-18

Calling all youth between the Ages of 13-18

Harmony Movement is proud to announce our 2nd Annual Arts.For.Equity Workshop Series!  This is a chance for youth to learn about diversity and equity while developing new skills in the arts. As part of our exciting new “Project Peace” initiative funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Multiculturalism Program, we are proud to announce our 2nd annual [...]Read more...
Youth Film Showcase – This Friday!

Youth Film Showcase – This Friday!

This Friday, June 25, 2010 come out and support young people in the neighbourhoods of Jane and Finch and Malvern representing Westview Centennial SS, Emery CI and Lester B. Pearson CI .  The students have been participants in Harmony Movement’s Project PEACE film project. We will be recognizing the young people, showcasing their films and enjoying some [...]Read more...
Peace Tree Day 2010 was a huge success!

Peace Tree Day 2010 was a huge success!

Over 700 Peace Tree Ambassadors from schools across Toronto gathered at Mel Lastman Square on June 1st to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Peace Tree Day in Toronto presented by Peace Tree International, Harmony Movement, and the Toronto District School Board’s Office of Student and Community Equity and Safe and Caring Schools.  Proudly supported by [...]Read more...
NEW Workshop series on Diversity, Equity and Mental Wellness for Newcomers

NEW Workshop series on Diversity, Equity and Mental Wellness for Newcomers

Harmony Movement and the Multicultural Inter-Agency Group of Peel would like to invite you to participate in “Building on our Work: A Series of Practical Workshops on Diversity, Equity and Mental Wellness for Newcomers.” These workshops will focus on practical knowledge and skills building for service providers in different areas.  We are pleased to have Mr. Kwasi [...]Read more...
Final Call for Peace Tree Day 2010

Final Call for Peace Tree Day 2010

Join us to experience, explore and celebrate diversity and peace through the spirit of children and youth from across the Toronto District School Board! “If we are to create peace in our world, we must begin with our children.” – Mahatma Gandhi Peace Tree International, Harmony Movement and the Toronto District School Board’s Departments of Student and [...]Read more...
The Harmony Award Banquet was a great success

The Harmony Award Banquet was a great success

The 2009 Harmony Award Banquet was a great success!  Click HERE for pictures. Community leaders, educators, youth and corporate sponsors, gathered together for an evening of celebration.  We honoured Sol Guy and Josh Thome of 4REAL with the Harmony Award, as well as deserving educators and ten scholarship winners. Congratulations to all our award recipients and [...]Read more...
Harmony Movement Supports Ontario’s New Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy

Harmony Movement Supports Ontario’s New Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy

Harmony Movement offers a full range of diversity education programs and initiatives that directly align with the recently proposed provincial Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy. Click here to find out what Harmony is doing to promote equity and inclusion within our community.Read more...
Harmony LINKS Retreat was a great success

Harmony LINKS Retreat was a great success

Our 3rd annual Harmony LINKS retreat took place on October 2-4, 2009 at Cedar Ridge Camp, in McArthur Mills, Ontario. Over 30 students, from Brampton to Bomanville, came together for an exciting weekend of diversity training, strategy building and learning what it means to be an activist. This group of energetic students were able to learn [...]Read more...