The Diversity Dividend: Canada's Global Advantage Publication Launch and Panel Discussion
After rigorous due diligence and deliberation by the international jury, the inaugural Global Pluralism Award is proud to announce the 10 finalists!
Statement by the Prime Minister on Imamat Day
“His spirit of cooperation also led the Aga Khan to establish, in 2006, the Global Centre for Pluralism, in partnership with the Government of Canada, and to choose Ottawa as its headquarters." Read the Statement here >
Launch of the Ottawa Garden Promenade
The Centre’s Forecourt Garden is a Destination Garden on the Ottawa Garden Promenade. Read more here >
We are looking for Public Affairs Volunteers
Help us share the Centre’s history and mission with the public during Canada’s 150th celebrations. Learn more and apply here >
Re-Examining the Meaning of Education in an Uncertain World
OXSCIE 2017, Oxford Symposium for Comparative and International Education. Watch the Keynotes here>
Intersections: Practicing Pluralism
Intersections: Practicing Pluralism is a series designed for practitioners. Each paper maps an established field of practice or perspective on diversity to identify potential intersections with pluralism. Read more here >
Accounting for Change in Diverse Societies: Cases and Themes
Accounting for Change in Diverse Societies is a new publication series from the Global Centre for Pluralism. Recently published Diversity and Democracy in Bolivia, The Spanish Transition Forty Years Later, Secularism Overview and Why did India Choose Pluralism? Read more here >
The Diversity Dividend: Canada’s Global Advantage
The Centre hosted the launch of the report in partnership with the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation and the Centre for International Governance Innovation. Read more here >