The Howard Government introduced the observance in 1999 following research commissioned by Prime Minister John Howard from Eureka Research into racism and national identity. The research recommended a positive campaign celebrating community harmony, leading to the first Harmony Day on March 21, 1999.
Introduction
Get ready to spread love, acceptance and cultural diversity on Harmony Day, celebrated on March 21! This special day originated in Australia in 1999 and has since been recognized globally as a way to promote understanding and respect for all cultures. It's a time to come together as one community and celebrate our differences while also recognizing the things that bring us together. From festivals to workshops, there are many ways you can participate in this day and help create a more harmonious world. Let's embrace diversity and make every day a Harmony Day!



