harmonymovement The #NotBringingBack, back to school social media campaign uses throwbacks to previous fashion and other popular trends that come back into fashion, while recognizing that there are many microaggressions and other practices we want to make sure, don’t come back.
Join us for this free 1.5-hour workshop on October 5th from 6:30-8:00 pm to discuss the various stresses and barriers students and educators are facing. Learn about practical resources and tools you can integrate into your classroom.
Join us for this free two-hour workshop on August 17th from 6:30-8:30 pm to discuss how we as educators can collaborate to establish new norms which centre equitable and inclusive practices in the next school year.
Harmony is seeking three (3) Board Members who can support the organization to realize its vision and mission. Specifically looking for individuals with experience in schools, youth voices and individuals with fundraising expertise.
On June 10, 2021, Shafiq Aziz, Harmony Movement’s Director of Programs provided interviews across Canada on CBC Radio on bystander intervention.
Hear the clip from his Kamloops interview.
How do we create meaningful change? How can we approach others with understanding, even when we do not agree with them? How do we promote harmonious interaction and cooperation amongst all people? For over 25 years, these are questions that we have been asking ourselves and communities across Canada in our pursuit of promoting diversity and inclusion. It is with this spirit that we are excited to announce that Harmony Movement will be relaunching our operations this year.
How do we create meaningful change? How can we approach others with understanding, even when we do not agree with them? How do we promote harmonious interaction and cooperation amongst all people? For over 25 years, these are questions that we have been asking ourselves and communities across Canada in our pursuit of promoting diversity and inclusion. It is with this spirit that we are excited to announce that Harmony Movement will be relaunching our operations this year.
How do we create meaningful change? How can we approach others with understanding, even when we do not agree with them? How do we promote harmonious interaction and cooperation amongst all people? For over 25 years, these are questions that we have been asking ourselves and communities across Canada in our pursuit of promoting diversity and inclusion. It is with this spirit that we are excited to announce that Harmony Movement will be relaunching our operations this year.
When I met Desmond Cole several years ago, I was immediately drawn to his strength of character and ability to truly cherish life and revel in the moment.
Activist, feminist and part of the founding team of Silence is Violence, Mandi Gray has been working to challenge sexual violences across university campuses.
Harmony Movement is Ontario’s leading provider of training programs promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.