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.
A live podcast recording event and social on June 4th in Toronto in partnership with The 44 North, Harmony Movement, Unsinkable. and University of Toronto Schools, will help youth, educators, parents, and community members understand how language can either reinforce harm or create the conditions for more respectful, inclusive, and courageous school communities.
Join us on April 29th, 2026 for a conversation with Amira Elghawaby on Islamophobia in our schools
We are seeking one part-time French-speaking Program Facilitator to deliver programs primarily in person to youth, educators, and potentially some workplace training.
How much do you really know about the power of language in schools?
Words can uplift, connect, and heal — but they can also harm, exclude, and divide. At Harmony Movement, we believe that creating safe, inclusive school communities starts with the words we use every day.
That’s why we launched the Words Matter Campaign, a national initiative to support schools in addressing discriminatory language and building cultures of respect and belonging. With over 125 schools already participating, this movement is growing — and we want you to be part of it.
Join us Apr 22 for this webinar for K-12 educators and admin to explore how to move through and overcome fear when challenging discrimination in schools.
Are you an educator or school administrator passionate about creating inclusive school communities? Are you looking for more opportunities to drive conversations around equity forward? Are you interested in creating a network for educators to share best practices, collaborate and support each other? Does the idea of participating in a community of like-minded education staff get you excited?
Apply today to participate in our Inclusive Schools Action Network.