The Global Centre for Pluralism’s headquarters in Ottawa is a heritage building that formerly housed the Public Archives of Canada (1905-1967), followed by the War Museum (1967-2005). |
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The challenge can be mitigated by viewing communities in a pluralistic manner, as the Global Centre for Pluralism seeks to do. Established in 2006 in partnership between the government of Canada and His Highness the Aga Khan, the Centre seeks to address and integrate the practice of pluralism as a global mechanism for unity and…
The challenge can be mitigated by viewing communities in a pluralistic manner, as the Global Centre for Pluralism seeks to do. Established in 2006 in partnership between the government of Canada and His Highness the Aga Khan, the Centre seeks to address and integrate the practice of pluralism as a global mechanism for unity and tolerance of difference through research, education and outreach resulting in policy that is contextually relevant.