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Global Pluralism Award

Given the unprecedented crisis of COVID-19, the deadline for submissions to the Global Pluralism Award is now June 30, 2020.

Pluralism and Peacebuilding

On March 6th, the Centre hosted an expert roundtable to reflect on the state of peacemaking globally and the role Canada can play.

Education Resources

Check out the Centre’s new educational resources for high school teachers, including case studies and content from Portugal, Bolivia, Nigeria and Kenya.

Our Mission

The Centre serves as a global platform for comparative analysis, education and dialogue about the choices and actions that advance and sustain pluralism.

What's New

Global Pluralism Award Submission Deadline Extended

Ottawa, Canada

Given the unprecedented crisis of COVID-19 and the disruptions and uncertainty it has caused for so many organizations and individuals,...

Connection and compassion in times of crisis

A letter about COVID-19

Like many of our peer organizations around the world, over the past week, the Global Centre for Pluralism has put...

Global Pluralism Award 2021

Ottawa, Canada

Individuals and organizations that are doing exceptional work to build  inclusive societies are sought for the 2021 Global Pluralism Award.

Keynote Address by the Secretary General

Toronto, Canada

Meredith Preston McGhie, Secretary General, participated in the Aga Khan Council Leaders’ Dinner in Toronto on February 22, 2020.

Why We Still Have Hope for 2020

Guest Op Ed

Zabeen Hirji and the Rt. Hon. David Johnston share their thoughts on why we need to celebrate and build on...

New Educational Resources For High School Teachers

Education

New learning materials are available, including case studies and content from Portugal, Bolivia, Nigeria and Kenya…

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Featured Resources

Keynote Address by Meredith Preston McGhie

Meredith Preston McGhie |

Constitutions: Frameworks for Pluralism?

Christina Murray |

Featured Work

Global Pluralism Index

Developing a tool to monitor trends in inclusion and exclusion around the world.

Keynote Address by Meredith Preston McGhie

Where do we see the Global Centre for Pluralism in the coming 10 years?

What We're Reading

Beyond solidarity: The migrant labour and the unemployed will be demanding their rights, not our mercy

Pratap Bhanu Mehta reflects on the different meanings "solidarity" can take during a global health crisis. He highlights the relationship there has to be between solidarity and justice and writes: "genuine solidarity, that speaks the language of justice, will ask hard questions about rights, institutional obligations, processes and accountability."