Research and analysis are central to our work at the Centre. Through rigorous policy and country studies, as well as collaborative inquiry with scholars and practitioners around the world, we generate evidence and insights that improve our understanding of pluralism and how it can be strengthened in diverse contexts. Our work explores the political, economic and cultural conditions that enable societies to respond to diversity in ways that foster belonging, recognition and resilience. This page brings together the Centre’s research outputs and analytical work that inform policy, practice and public dialogue on pluralism.

A cornerstone of our effort in research and analysis is the Global Pluralism Monitor, an applied research initiative that assesses the state of pluralism in countries around the world. Developed in collaboration with country-based researchers and practitioners, the Monitor examines how institutions, societal actors, policies and practices shape the understanding of and responses to diversity. By weaving our framework and methodology with country-specific expertise, the Monitor generates evidence that supports informed and practical approaches to building more inclusive societies. The Centre works in partnership with local actors to advance these approaches.