The Titans have called on the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers communities to #StandTogether during their Harmony Day celebrations on the Gold Coast.
Harmony Day is an annual celebration Australia’s cultural diversity.
Held on 21 March each year, and coincides with the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
With last weeks tragic events in Christchurch, still fresh in the minds of all Australians, Harmony Day allowed Gold Coasters from a vast array of cultures and nationalities to share our sympathies for the lives lost in New Zealand, and to stand united against racism, extremism and terrorism.
The Titans proudly represent the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers communities with a Harmony Day event each year, bringing together communities that support, embrace and celebrate diversity in all its forms as a way to create better societies.
The NRL, In League In Harmony Gala Day held at the Titans training and admin centre at Parkwood Village saw children from a host of local schools invited to join the Titans players in a day of fun activities to promote respect and inclusiveness, and celebrate the diverse cultures, traditions and beliefs that contribute to building better football clubs, schools, and communities.
Titans Executive Chairman Dennis Watt and Chief Executive Steve Mitchell joined Titans players Jaxon Paulo, Kea Pere and Darius Farmer and the clubs administrative team as students reaffirmed the message that in the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers #EveryoneBelongs.
