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Harmony Movement is launching their first virtual Social Changemakers Conference that will deepen participant’s knowledge of equity and inclusion, train them on how to have courageous conversations and learn the importance of using our personal stories to challenge hate and discrimination.
Today, Harmony Movement released our 2020-21 Annual Report. The report gives a snapshot of our work from July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021. It
We are recruiting 26 high school teams from across Canada to participate in our virtual Social Changemakers Conference. We are currently accepting applications from passionate young leaders committed to creating positive social change to participate in this program running from March 4-6, with a follow-up session on March 18th.
Help us empower the next generation of leaders to combat hate in Canada Support our work so we can empower young people to disrupt hate
This opportunity is now closed for applications.
The board of Harmony Movement and Harmony Education Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Janelle Yanishewski as executive director, effective immediately. Janelle has
The #StayWellWithHarmony campaign focuses on weekly mental health and wellbeing challenges that can be used and integrated into classrooms. The campaign comes with a free downloadable workbook that educators can integrate into their classroom.
We are recruiting 26 youth from across Canada aged 18-24 to participate in our Emerging Leaders virtual conference series. We are currently accepting applications from passionate young leaders committed to creating positive social change to participate in this multi-week intensive program running from October 2021 to February 2022.
Emerging Leaders will deepen their knowledge of discrimination and anti-oppression, build their personal and professional networks, and gain experience in facilitation, mentorship, and project management in a non-profit setting.
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.
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Harmony Movement is Ontario’s leading provider of training programs promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Email: info@harmony.ca
Phone: 416-669-2051
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