The Centre collaborates with a global community of experts, practitioners, policy-makers and thought leaders to generate conversations, events and resources that deepen understanding of pluralism and its applications across multiple fields of practice.
PEACEBUILDING
Exploring how pluralism can support conflict prevention and lay the foundations for sustainable peace by addressing structural and normative causes of conflict.
How Can Pluralism Contribute to Building More Sustainable Peace? (Event)
Ottawa, Canada 2020
How Can Pluralism Strengthen Peace? Lessons from the 2019 Global Pluralism Award winners (Event)
Paris, France 2019
Pathways for Peace: Inclusive Approaches to Preventing Violent Conflict (Event)
Nairobi, Kenya 2018
Bridging Ethnic Divides and Building Peace: Lessons from Kenya’s Experience (Event)
Ottawa, Canada 2018
HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY RIGHTS
Examining the impacts of group-based dynamics and horizontal inequalities and highlighting the importance of human and minority rights to build inclusive societies.
MIGRATION AND REFUGEES
Supporting efforts to understand the drivers of global migration and to communicate about refugees and immigrants in inclusive ways.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Elaborating how pluralism is foundational to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
How Does Pluralism Advance the Sustainable Development Agenda? (Article)
Ottawa, Canada 2019
International Development, Sustainable Development Goals and Pluralism (Publication)
Elisabeth King, 2018
Justice for All: Canadian Launch of the Report of the Task Force on Justice (Event)
Ottawa, Canada 2019
HISTORY AND MEMORY
Supporting societies to build inclusive historical narratives that reflect their country’s diversity.
EUROCLIO—European Association of History Educators’ 25th Annual Conference
Marseille, France 2018
GOVERNANCE AND DEMOCRATIC TRANSITIONS
Exploring the institutional and cultural dynamics that impact how diversity is understood and governed.
Tunisia: Seven Years after the Revolution Achievements and Challenges (Event)
Ottawa, Canada 2018