Pluralism Project

Sept. 11 Marked Turning Point For Muslims In Increasingly Diverse America : NPR

September 9, 2016

Fifteen years after the attacks of Sept. 11, Americans have grown aware not only of the danger of terrorism but also of the reality that their nation is far less white, Christian and European than it used to be.

Source: Sept. 11 Marked Turning Point For Muslims In Increasingly Diverse America : NPR

Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize For Serve2Unite, Harvard Pluralism Project

April 26, 2016

Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize For Serve2Unite, Harvard Pluralism Project

Source: Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize For Serve2Unite, Harvard Pluralism Project

Harvard panel highlights Sikh message of healing following massacre | NewBostonPost

March 1, 2016

Hate crimes in America have picked up steam since a massacre at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee shocked the world more than three years ago. But outreach groups are using lessons from the Sikh faith to help prevent further tragedies.

Source: Harvard panel highlights Sikh message of healing following massacre | NewBostonPost

Harvard Pluralism Project maps religions, conflicts | NewBostonPost

December 26, 2015

If newcomers to Boston need to find a place of worship, a quick Google search can reveal some options, be it mosque, temple or church. But for a more holistic view of the Hub’s spiritual resources, Harvard University's Pluralism Project is had to beat.

Source: Harvard Pluralism Project maps religions, conflicts | NewBostonPost

Shannon Boley ’17 Examines Religious Lives of Utica Refugees - Hamilton College

August 17, 2015

At Hamilton, research into how the city of Utica and its flourishing refugee population affect one another has been going on for over a decade. This summer Shannon Boley ’17 and Visiting Associate Professor of Religious Studies Brent Plate are stu

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