Ghanaian woman makes it to Global Pluralism Award finals
The Centre has officially launched the 2019 Global Pluralism Award. The Award recognises individuals and organisations championing respect for diversity and inclusion around the world.
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Article Author: Ghanaian woman makes it to Global Pluralism Award finals
Media Source: African eye report (Ghana)
Date: 29 April 2019
On 29 April, the Global Centre for Pluralism announced that Deborah Ahenkorah has been selected as a finalist for the 2019 Global Pluralism Award in recognition of her work fostering literary diversity for African children. The Global Pluralism Award, which will be granted to three winners on 20 November 20 2019 in Ottawa, Canada…
On 29 April, the Global Centre for Pluralism announced that Deborah Ahenkorah has been selected as a finalist for the 2019 Global Pluralism Award in recognition of her work fostering literary diversity for African children. The Global Pluralism Award, which will be granted to three winners on 20 November 20 2019 in Ottawa, Canada, recognises the extraordinary achievements of organisations, individuals and governments around the world that exemplify living peacefully and productively with diversity.