The Harvest
One record for one Toronto. Three million of us hold the answers between us — what this city should become, what’s broken, and who is already quietly fixing it. The Harvest collects those answers, three lines at a time, from dinner tables, block circles, classrooms, congregations, assemblies — and from you, right now, in about thirty seconds. And this is our front door for everything: any question, offer, correction, or idea, about any of our projects and activities — one box, right below.
Never collected, anywhere on this page: a nominee’s contact info, attendee names, a full street address, a full postal code. Cross-streets only, FSA only. Every submission returns a delete token that removes exactly that submission, whenever you want.
Ran a dinner, an after-service circle, a classroom, an assembly? Set up the room once (kit type + headcount — a number, never a name list), then type in each person's sheet-line through the loop below, at your own pace.
Photographed a paper sheet?
The record, live
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| Where conversations happened | Count |
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| Week | Conversations | Harvest items |
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The record is collecting, and the counter is held. Counts publish once a set number of real conversations has happened — no fake numbers, no pre-seeding, ever. The flip, when it comes, is a real public moment: totals, where the conversations happened, week by week, and the threshold itself, all disclosed together. What you add today is in the record and counts toward it.
The record publishes in aggregate only — counts, never anyone’s raw words. Individual visions and complaints are published only through a separate, consent-checked step, never automatically.
On paper somewhere? Paper is the record too
Nothing is lost by starting on paper. Every kit ships with a printed harvest sheet. Run your gathering, pass the sheet, keep it. Then, whenever you’re ready: pick “I’m entering a room’s harvest” above, set up the room, photograph the sheet if you like (it stays a private working copy, never published, deleted on a schedule), and type the lines in — yourself, or hand the photo to someone you trust to type. A sheet typed in Tuesday counts exactly like a form filled Friday night.
Want to run a conversation of your own? Everything you need is in the kits — dinners, after-service circles, block circles, story evenings, debates, assemblies, classrooms.
Delete your own submission
Every submission returns a delete token in the confirmation. Paste it here to remove exactly that submission — nothing else.