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Pluralism Project Archive
We developed the Pluralism Project Archive site to improve the efficiency and accessibility of our main site at pluralism.org. This archive site includes information on past affiliates and events; it also includes older research materials that are no...

Soka Gakkai in America (2001)
Soka Gakkai is the largest "new religion" in Japan with eight million official members in 1992. It has branches throughout the world, and it is the clearly the biggest Buddhist organization in the United States. Currently, estimates very widely as to the...

Mapping Muslim Communities in Mississippi (2006)
The history of Islam in Mississippi began, as it did throughout the Southern United States, during the slave trade. Despite the paucity of evidence concerning the belief and practice of slaves brought from West Africa, we have detailed knowledge of...

Mapping Religious Diversity in Utah (2001)
The state of Utah as currently constituted was founded by a group of sectarian exiles from the then boundaries of the United States in a microcosmic recapitulation of the European settling of the Atlantic Seaboard. Utah has maintained much of its original...

Interreligious Activity in San Diego Since September 11 (2002)
Following the events of September 11, the atmosphere in San Diego was particularly tense. Three of the hijackers involved in the attacks were from the San Diego area, and San Diego has a strong military presence that includes the North Island Naval Air...