Join a national conversation about preventing and responding to hate in K–12 schools.
As part of the Safe Schools Against Hate project, Harmony Movement is bringing together educators and school leaders from across Canada to talk about what they are seeing in their communities, what’s working, and what supports are still missing.
These virtual roundtables are an opportunity to share your experiences, learn from others, and help shape practical resources and recommendations for Canadian schools.
All sessions are free and held virtually via Zoom.
Upcoming Roundtables:
Safe Schools Against Hate is led by Harmony Movement and has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada.
School Board Staff
12 – 1:30 PM EST
9:00 AM PST
10:00 AM MST
11:00 AM CST
1:00 PM AST
1:30 PM NST
Youth
7:30 – 8:30 pm EST
4:30 PM PST
5:30 PM MST
6:30 PM CST
8:30 PM AST
9:00 PM NST
Francophone
7 – 8:30 PM EST
4:00 PM PST
5:00 PM MST
6:00 PM CST
8:00 PM AST
9:00 PM NST
Admin + Principals
10 – 11:30 AM EST
7:00 AM PST
8:00 AM MST
9:00 AM CST
11:00 AM AST
11:30 AM NST
Educators
7 – 8:30 PM EST
4:00 PM PST
5:00 PM MST
6:00 PM CST
8:00 PM AST
9:00 PM NST
What to Expect
No preparation is required, we want to hear about your experiences.
Through facilitated discussion and breakout groups, we’ll explore:
What forms of hate and discrimination are you seeing in schools?
What makes it difficult to prevent or respond to hate effectively?
What approaches and resources are working?
Where are the biggest gaps in support?
Your input will help inform a national report and digital resource hub bringing together promising practices, practical resources, and recommendations for K–12 school communities.
As a thank you, participants will receive complimentary digital copies of the Educators Equity Companion Guide and Educators Equity Workbook.
Your Privacy
Sessions will be recorded for internal review only. Nothing you share will be directly quoted or publicly attributed to you without your express permission.
Add your voice to the conversation and help shape what Canadian schools need to prevent and respond to hate.