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2027 Global
Pluralism Award

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The Global Pluralism Award recognizes pluralism in action. Presented every other year to individuals, organisations, governments and businesses from around the world, the Award celebrates the inspiring and brave work that is helping to build more inclusive societies where diversity is valued and protected. Check the Award FAQ to learn more about the 2027 Global Pluralism Award.   

What is Pluralism?

Pluralism is a positive response to diversity. It involves taking decisions and actions, as individuals and societies, which are grounded in respect for diversity.

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2027 Submission Guidelines

Learn more about the Global Pluralism Award, eligibility criteria, selection criteria, the application process and other terms and conditions.

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Selection Process

Through a multi-stage process, the jury will select awardees that have demonstrated exceptional and sustained achievement for pluralism.

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Our Process

August 2026

Submissions processing

The Centre’s Secretariat processes and screens submissions received.

December 2026

Selection of shortlist

Shortlisted candidates are notified and may be required to provide additional documentation.

February 2027

Jury meeting

An independent international jury of experts reviews shortlist and selects a list of finalists.

April 2027

Site visits to finalists

As part of the due diligence process, the Centre may visit some candidates in person.

Fall 2027

Public announcement of Award winners

Awareness-raising and in-country press conferences follow.

November 2027

Award ceremony

The Award is presented to three winners and up to seven honourable mention recipients.

In recognition of outstanding achievements to support more inclusive societies worldwide, the renowned international jury selected 3 winners and 7 honourable mentions for the 2025 Global Pluralism Award.

A Land for All

The organization is a joint Israeli-Palestinian political initiative rooted in the lived reality of this land. This shared political vision is grounded in dignity, equality, and belonging for both peoples.

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Colombia Diversa

Advancing justice for LGBTIQ+ people through groundbreaking litigation and dialogue with unlikely allies, including religious leaders.

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Southern Africa Litigation Centre

Using landmark litigation across 12 African countries to dismantle systemic barriers to legal, social, and environmental justice.

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Global Pluralism Award Metrics

5

Award cycles

1700

Submissions received

50

Award laureates recognized

33

Countries represented