The Pluralism Project at Harvard UniversityPluralism Project Newsletter: December 18, 2009
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Pluralism Project Holiday Greetings - December 18, 2009
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Dear Friends,
We invite you to consider supporting the work of the Pluralism Project:
We invite you to consider supporting the work of the Pluralism Project:
A THINK TANK OF STUDENTS, STAFF, AND AFFILIATES
We actively develop student leadership through research opportunities, internships, and fellowships.
In doing so, we have built a network of affiliates whose work extends and enhances our mission.
www.pluralism.org is a collection of student, staff, and affiliate research.
UNDERSTANDING CITIES AS OUR RESEARCH LABS
Cities have always been our starting point for exploring the changing religious landscape in the United States and for building a culture of pluralism.
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World Religions in Greater Boston is an online guide to local faith communities featuring maps, directory listings, essays, and multimedia elements.
Fremont, USA, a documentary film, offers a glimpse of religious diversity on the local level: Fremont, California is a city transformed by new immigration.
NEW INITIATIVES, NEW OPPORTUNITIES
New research initiatives provide innovative resources for educators, civic and religious leaders, and the public, and present new opportunities for collaboration and learning.
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Our Case Study Initiative applies the case method to dilemmas and disputes in multireligious America.
Through Conferences and Events that showcase our initiatives, we provide opportunities for dialogue and networking.
TAX-DEDUCTIBLE GIVING
Your tax-deductible gift to the Pluralism Project is critical to our ongoing work of engaging religious difference through research, dialogue, networks, and resources.
Please log on to www.pluralism.org/about/donation for more information.
We wish you much joy and peace this holiday season and in the New Year!