Nonviolent Peaceforce Honoured as a 2025 Global Pluralism Award Laureate
Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) was recognized as an honouree of the 2025 Global Pluralism Award, joining three winning organisations and six other laureates recognised for their work advancing inclusive, peaceful societies worldwide.
Executive Director Tiffany Easthom represented Nonviolent Peaceforce at the ceremony in Ottawa and Toronto, Canada, showcasing the organisation’s work in bringing Unarmed Civilian Protection and inclusive peacebuilding to communities facing conflict.
“Pluralism is at the heart of the work we do at Nonviolent Peaceforce,” said Tiffany Easthom, Executive Director. “By recognising and respecting the diversity of communities, we can build safer, more inclusive societies. When people are heard and valued, even in the most challenging contexts, real peace and cooperation become possible.”
Nonviolent Peaceforce in action: Unarmed Civilian Protection and inclusive peacebuilding in the Philippines, featured as part of the 2025 Global Pluralism Award honourees series.
Nonviolent Peaceforce congratulates the 2025 Global Pluralism Award winners — A Land for All (Israel/Palestine), Colombia Diversa (Colombia), and Southern Africa Litigation Centre (Southern Africa) — as well as our fellow honourees, including the Artistic Freedom Initiative (United States/Switzerland), Cesta Von (Slovakia), Coordinadora Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas (Mexico), Mais Diferenças (Brazil), New Life Trust Organization (Afghanistan), and the Sudanese Youth Network for Ending the War and Establishing a Democratic Civil Transformation (Sudan).
“This recognition highlights the importance of Unarmed Civilian Protection and the power of inclusive, community-led approaches to building peace,” said Tiffany Easthom. “We are inspired by the work of our fellow honourees and hope to continue strengthening safety, dignity, and collaboration in communities affected by conflict around the world.”