Nous sommes ravis de vous présenter 10 finalistes exceptionnels du #PrixMondialPluralisme .
Ces acteurs du changement ont fait preuve d’un engagement exceptionnel pour promouvoir la diversité, l’inclusion et l’unité. Leurs histoires témoignent du pouvoir du pluralisme.

We're delighted to introduce 10 outstanding finalists of the 2023 #GlobalPluralismAward .
These changemakers have shown outstanding commitment to promoting diversity, inclusion, & unity across the globe. Their stories are a testament to the power of pluralism in our community.

Congratulations, felicidades to the Global Centre for Pluralism's former Director, now Director Emeritus, Alicia Bárcena in being named Mexico's next foreign minister. Your depth of experience about how we tackle inequality in Latin America and globally will be a great asset!

It was a pleasure and an honour to speak with Canada’s nurses! 🙏🏻

Learning from ⁦Drea Pizziconi⁩ of Girls First Finance and Ryan Burgess on the exploitation of girls for grades and fees in secondary and post-secondary edu. We rarely talk about this. It’s a problem. Read their new report. #eduPluralism Global Centre for Pluralism

Jamila Mayanga of Girls with Tools in Uganda explains how this STEM skilling program holds 80% girls and 20% boys because they have learned that to free and empower girls, you must free and empower boys - alongside each other. #eduPluralism Global Centre for Pluralism

Aikanysh Zotova, enseignante au Kyrgyzstan, explique ses efforts pour adresser les disparités observables entre groupes de la diversité ethnoculturelle et linguistique présente dans sa classe. Ça aussi, c’est le pluralisme! #Schools2030 #éduPluralisme ⁦Global Centre for Pluralism⁩

9th-Grade teacher Shazia Bibi explains how she developed approaches to help girls (and their families) to value the girls’ perspectives and cultivate their leadership skills in her school in Pakistan. #Schools2030 #eduPluralism ⁦Global Centre for Pluralism⁩

⁦Ana Sofia Antunes⁩ insiste sur l’importance de la collaboration entre ministères pour assurer un système d’Éducation véritablement inclusif et pluraliste #Schools2030 #eduPluralisme ⁦Global Centre for Pluralism⁩

Exploring the key question « How might we foster more inclusive schools and more pluralistic learning societies? » worldwide #Schools2030 in Porto #eduPluralism ⁦Global Centre for Pluralism⁩

As ever, when I have the privilege to spend time with our Awardees, I am awed by their incredible passion, purpose and eloquence. We are all the better for having them in the world. All Out ArtLords-هنرسالار

Tomorrow at 10 AM EDT we are launching the #GlobalPluralismMonitor report for Ghana in Accra!

Join SG Meredith Preston McGhie and staff from our Global Analysis team as we present some of the findings from the Ghana Monitor Report. us02web.zoom.us/j/81128115383?…

We are in London for the 2023 Global Pluralism Award jury meeting. Our jurors are leaders in diverse fields that come together every two years to select some of the best examples of pluralism around the world. Glad to be part of the team that makes this incredible work happen!

“Language is a universe in which the characters exist.” Erato Ioannou in conversation with ⁦Meredith Preston McGhie⁩ on her WONDERFUL collection of short stories: Not in the Ornamental Teapot at the ⁦Aga Khan Foundation Canada⁩ #edupluralism

Educating for pluralism is one of the most central and most impactful ways that we can build more equitable and inclusive societies. This is such an exciting opportunity - come and join our team!!

L'éducation pour le pluralisme est essentielle pour la construction de sociétés inclusives. Venez rejoindre notre équipe!

Les attitudes, compétences et contextes de vie permettant à chaque personne un réel accès aux possibilités de s’épanouir et de participer pleinement à la société se cultivent via des conversations délibératives sur ces questions. Merci et bravo à Colleges and Institutes Canada! Global Centre for Pluralism

Merci à Marie-Claude Deschênes, Joseph Giulione,
Roselyne Mavungu et Nathalie Sirois d'avoir partagé leurs vues sur la manière dont la main-d'œuvre prend en compte l'équité, la diversité et l'inclusion et comment nous pouvons continuer à nous adapter à l'avenir.

Nous avons une bonne discussion sur la façon dont nous pouvons encourager une plus grande diversité au sein de la main-d'œuvre. « Nous devons inclure des personnes de divers groupes à la table.»

Avec:
Joseph Giulione, Roselyne Mavungu et
Nathalie Sirois

Heureuse de participer à cette conversation mercredi!
#édupluralisme Global Centre for Pluralism