Esther Omam (Cameroon), Red de Intérpretes y Promotores Interculturales Asociación Civil (Mexico) and REFORM: The Palestinian Association for Empowerment and Local Development (Palestine) have been selected as this year’s recipients receiving $50,000 to continue their work towards pluralism.
The Centre is excited to share with you the launch of our latest initiative – the Global Pluralism Monitor website! Our commitment to understanding the state of pluralism in different countries and contexts has led us to create the Global Pluralism Monitor, a resource we believe is a catalyst for positive change.
This year’s finalists —chosen from among 200 submissions from 60 countries— are working to strengthen pluralism in their societies across a wide range of disciplines, from peacebuilding to translation, social enterprise, sport therapy, storytelling, technology, and beyond.
We’re pleased to share our 2022 Annual Report: Power of people, evidence and dialogue. Though pluralism is at risk around the world, we continue to believe in the prospect for pluralism.
Discussing Colonialism, Race and National Security with Dr. Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey
Join us on February 16th, we discuss themes from the new book, Cross-Border Cosmopolitans: The Making of a Pan-African North America with its author, Dr. Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey.