Join us on December 5th at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay for a one-day professional learning event. Strength in Solidarity is more than a conference—it’s a space for connection, courageous conversation, and practical skill-building to transform our schools, workplaces, and communities.
We’re looking for four inspiring, solutions-focused speakers to share TED Talk-style presentations at the 2026 Educators Anti-Racism Conference on February 6, 2026 in Vaughan, ON.
Join us for a free live demonstration of the Words Matter Campaign
September 1, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | Online | Free
Join us on September 24, 2026 for an event co-hosted with ONABSE on how to make a real difference for black students and educators
How can we better support educators in preventing and responding to hate in schools? That’s the question at the heart of Harmony Movement’s Safe Schools Against Hate Project—a national initiative that will bring together trusted educational resources, promising practices, and practical tools into a single online hub designed to help educators create safer, more inclusive learning … Read more
Harmony is seeking 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.
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Free Virtual Content Demo for School and System Leaders
Join Harmony Movement for a free 45-minute virtual demonstration of the Words Matter Campaign — a practical, whole-school approach helping schools respond to harmful language while strengthening belonging and school culture.
We are seeking one part-time French-speaking Program Facilitator to deliver programs primarily in person to youth, educators, and potentially some workplace training.
If you’ve landed here, you’re likely someone who cares about what’s happening in our classrooms right now. Before you decide whether to support this work, we want to show you what that actually looks like—and why it matters. Make Something Happen https://youtu.be/aAg-Ar3BsQQ A Grade 3 student comes home and tells you someone in their class … Read more