Harmony Movement

Summary of organization/program

Harmony Movement provides interactive diversity education programs that empower and inspire youth, educators and those in the social service sector to develop an equity lens, empathy, respect, and leadership skills as leaders for social change. We encourage critical thinking, courageous conversations and strategy building to address and take action against stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination, racism and other forms of oppression.


Contact information

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 #303 – 85 Scarsdale Road • Toronto, Ontario M3B 2R2

 416.385.2660

 

 

 


Geographic region

  • Local
  • Regional

Participants

  • Youth 

History/Background Information

Harmony Movement was formed in 1994 as a not-for-profit organization to combat inter-racial intolerance and to confront the “us versus them” attitude which was prevalent in Canadian society at that time.

Our mandate is to promote diversity and to combat all forms of discrimination that act as social and cultural barriers to individuals’ full participation in society. We empower youth to become leaders for social change by implementing diversity education in schools and communities.

 

 

 


Dominant Media Forms

video production


Objectives

Harmony Movement was founded in 1994 as a not-for-profit charitable organization to combat inter-racial intolerance and to confront the “us versus them” attitude which was prevalent in Canadian society at the time.

Our mandate is to promote diversity, bring awareness to and challenge all forms of discrimination that act as social and cultural barriers to individuals’ full participation in Canadian society.
We work in schools and with social service organizations across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Southern Ontario.


Statement of Principles

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Strategies

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Samples of work

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Funding Sources

Our foundation allows us to receive generous contributions from donors and provide charitable tax-receipts. View Harmony Movement 2012 Annual Report (pdf)