The Pluralism Project at Harvard UniversityCenter Profiles
One part of the Project's research is the creation of in-depth profiles of individual religious centers. The profiles below, from both Project Affiliate researchers and others, include general information and statistics about the centers, their history, reports of visits, and photographic images.
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- Tzu Chi Richmond Chapter and Buddhist Compassion Relief , Richmond, Virginia
- Phap Hoa Temple, Columbia, Pennsylvania
- Two Rivers Zen Center, Missoula, Montana
- Wat Buddhananachat of Austin, Del Valle, Texas
- Open Circle Sangha, Helena, Montana
- Aryaloka Community: Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO), Newmarket, New Hampshire
- Akanista Buddhist Center, Madison, Wisconsin
- Chua Linh-Son, Austin, Texas
- Wat Thormikaram of Rhode Island (Khmer Buddhist Society of New England), Providence, Rhode Island
- Padmasambhava Buddhist Center, Longwood, Florida
- Florida Vietnamese Buddhist Association, Inc.: Long Van Temple, Orlando, Florida
- Wat Buddhabucha, Decatur, Georgia
- Quan Am Monastery
Buddhist Community of Memphis and Vicinity, Memphis, Tennessee - Midwest Buddhist Meditation Center, Warren, Michigan
- Cleveland Zazen Group, Cleveland Heights, Ohio
- Cleveland Buddhist Temple and Zen Shin Sangha, Euclid, Ohio
- Living Lotus Sangha (Formerly Cleveland Zen Sangha), Novelty, Ohio
- The Detroit Zen Center, Hamtramck, Michigan
- Asheville Vipassana Group, Asheville, North Carolina
- Cullowhee Sitting Group, Cullowhee, North Carolina
- Namgyal Monastery Institute of Buddhist Studies, Ithaca, New York
- Madison Insight Meditation Group, Madison, Wisconsin
- Cambodian Buddhist Society of Wisconsin, Oregon, Wisconsin
- Moo Moon Sa Temple, Rochester Hills, Michigan
- Buddhist Meditation Place, Providence, Rhode Island
- Providence Zen Center (Diamond Hill Zen Monastery), Cumberland, Rhode Island