Growing Consent Futures

with purpose, hope and impact

Possibility Seeds is a Canadian systems-change organization dedicated to ending sexual harassment and sexual assault in schools and workplaces. We believe a safer, collaborative and more equitable world is possible.

What We Do

Positive change is often on the other side of difficult, complex conversations. Talking about sexual violence, harm and inequality can feel daunting, heavy and hard. Let us guide you. We embrace a strategic and practical approach focused on compassion, care and joy. We help you understand how words and actions can be like seeds, planted, grown and nurtured into new possibilities. 

Seeds Planted Featured Project:
High School Too

High School Too brings students and educators, parents and caregivers, advocates and experts together to create systemic change to how Ontario schools respond to sexual and gender-based violence.  Through policy change led with our Consent Futures Fellowship and meaningful partnerships with school boards, we are growing new roots for a support-first model in the province to respond to disclosures with care. 

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Where We Live, Work and Learn

Possibility Seeds lives, works and learns on and across the traditional territories of many Indigenous
nations. In our work, we centre the truth that gender-based violence is one form of violence caused by
colonialism. It continues to be used to this day to marginalize and dispossess Indigenous peoples from
their culture, lands and waters. We are committed to taking an anti-colonial and inclusive approach to
the work we engage with. We honour this responsibility by actively incorporating into our work the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action as well as the Calls for Justice within
Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered
Indigenous Women and Girls.