The Global Centre for Pluralism award, founded by His HIghness the Aga Khan and the Canadian government, honours people "for their efforts to build more inclusive societies, in which human diversity is valued and thrives." The 2017 awardess are Leyner Palacios for his campaign for the voices of war victims and marginalised Afro-Colombians while promoting reconciliation among communities, Alice Wairimu Nderitu for her work as a conflict mediator, negotiating behind the scenes with African leaders to prevent violence, particularly ahead of elections, while ensuring women and young people play a leading role in building peace and Human rights lawyer, Daniel Webb, for his work in protecting the rights of refugees and asylum seekers in Australia.