Indira Naidoo-Harris

Indira Naidoo-Harris Champion of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Authority in Women's Issues, Education, Childcare, Immi

03/09/2026

Honoured to lead a sobering and engaging discussion as part of the NATO Association of Canada‘s forum on Building Resilience to growing violent extremism in the world. The discussion focused on the important role, women can play in peace and security.
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Energized by the recent, thought provoking discussion  as part of the GenEq committe’s   celebration. Proud to moderate ...
03/09/2026

Energized by the recent, thought provoking discussion as part of the GenEq committe’s celebration. Proud to moderate the important discussion featuring several impressive panelists who shared their research and observations on gender equity in our world right now. Theres more work to do!
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03/02/2026

Proud to be participating in the NATO Association of Canada’s upcoming special conversation in celebration of International Women's Day. Join us for a thoughtful discussion on the important role women can in peace efforts and combating extreme violence.
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03/02/2026

Honoured to be recognized by South Asia Mommies if Milton as part of their International Women’s Day Efforts. Thank you SAMM for this amazing honour and for inviting me to speak about the defining moments in my life. Looking forward to Saturday’s event.

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So pleased to participate in an energizing and thoughtful conversation about women’s rights, leadership, and inclusion a...
03/02/2026

So pleased to participate in an energizing and thoughtful conversation about women’s rights, leadership, and inclusion at Paddy Torsney’s 30th International Women’s Day breakfast celebration. Wonderful to catch up with old friends like Karina Gould Eleanor McMahon MPP Kathryn Mcgarry Mpp Pam Damoff. Thank you, Paddy for all that you do at the UN and here at home to advance the rights of women and girls.

Still thinking about the thoughtful presentations featured at the conference on “A Changed America: How Should Canada an...
02/05/2026

Still thinking about the thoughtful presentations featured at the conference on “A Changed America: How Should Canada and the World Respond?” recently held at Massey College. The event put on by the NATO Association of Canada, the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, the University of Toronto/Trinity College, and the Canadian International Council was thought-provoking . The conference brought scholars, diplomats, policymakers, journalists, and security experts together to discuss a path forward for Canada as the world changes and our future becomes less clear.
The highlight of the day was the keynote address by The Hon. Bob Rae, Canada’s Former Ambassador to the United Nations. Rae was honest and straightforward in his comments about the complex world we’re now living in.

recently had the honour of participating in a fireside chat with Alex Ihama as part of the Sixth Session of the Canadian...
02/05/2026

recently had the honour of participating in a fireside chat with Alex Ihama as part of the Sixth Session of the Canadian Congress on Diversity & Inclusion. It was an incredibly energizing experience for me. I am so thankful to have been in a virtual room with so many impressive trailblazers. Folks on the ground who are working tireless every day to build kind, thoughtful and caring communities. You are all amazing!! Thank you Alex Ihama for giving me the opportunity to talk about the important issues facing all of us, during this challenging moment in time. We all have a shared responsibility to stand against racism and hate, and recognize the important role social justice plays in building strong democracies.

Thank you to every speaker, panelist, entertainer, host, volunteer, moderator, participant, and to those who registered but were unable to attend the Sixth Session of the Canadian Congress on Diversity & Inclusion. You are amazing. Hundreds of people coming together to engage such critical issues at...

Inclusion Week at the University of Guelph is almost here - a time to connect, belong, and thrive together. Next week, w...
10/15/2025

Inclusion Week at the University of Guelph is almost here - a time to connect, belong, and thrive together.

Next week, we're celebrating our diverse community through meaningful conversations, workshops and events that spark reflection and action.

I'm thrilled to highlight our Inclusion Week special speakers, who each bring powerful insights and lived experience to this important dialogue.

Our keynote speaker, - Dr. Samra Zafar is an award-winning international speaker, bestselling author, and psychiatrist. She will share her inspiring story of resilience - from escaping a decade of abuse as a child bride in Canada to becoming one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women and a global advocate for authenticity, wellness, and human rights.

Caroline Duvieusart-Déry - Director of Operations and Strategic Partnerships at The Prosperity Project, will deliver the findings of their Annual Report Card on gender equity and leadership. This national initiative takes a look at some of Canada's top 500 companies to find out how women are doing nationally when it comes to leadership. Caroline will highlight current trends, gaps and the importance of on advancing women's economic empowerment and leadership.

Bill Killorn, Executive Director of Journalists for Human Rights(JHR), will explore the current state of media and democracy globally and will share highlights from JHR's Global Initiative: Amplifying Voices of Women and Girls. He'll share how this bold 10-country project is strengthening democracy, reshaping human rights journalism and amplifying women's voices around the world.

Explore the full schedule of events and register:

Led by Cara Loft, Educational Developer, Indigenous Knowledges and Pedagogies, Office of Teaching & Learning, the Blanket Exercise teaches people about the history of Indigenous and non-Indigenous relations in Canada and the impact of colonization on the relationship between these communities. As pa...

Less Filter. More Fire! Looking forward to participating in the Women's Executive Network's Bold Convos Summit, Friday! ...
10/03/2025

Less Filter. More Fire!
Looking forward to participating in the Women's Executive Network's Bold Convos Summit, Friday! So proud to be a WXN Ambassador! A time for real conversations, honest storytelling and lasting connections.
Bold Convos isn’t about polished panels or rehearsed soundbites — it’s about brave conversations about what it takes to make a difference. Special keynote speaker Sheila Vijeyarasa, WXN CEO Sherri Stevens and Women's Executive Network (WXN)’s fearless Top 100 Most Powerful Women alumni, will dive into the unfiltered truths of leadership, transformation, and resilience. This is about strength, resilience and brave truths.
📍 Toronto – Oct 3

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