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City Profile: Richmond, VA (2012)

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In Richmond, history is a source of pride. In 1786, the state legislature of Virginia passed the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, an act commemorated nearly two hundred years later with the founding of the First Freedom Center. The Center’s mission...

Imad Damaj

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This profile was last updated in 2012.

Dr. Imad Damaj is a visionary leader who understands that an increasing religious diversity presents communities and the nation with a choice: bridges or barriers. “We have a new reality, and we either have to...

Clare Sisisky

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Ms. Clare Sisisky is the director of global education at the Collegiate School in Richmond, Virginia. She became a Pluralism Project affiliate while teaching religion and philosophy at Phillips Academy in Andover, MA. In 2003-2004, Ms. Sisisky conducted...

Douglas A. Hicks

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Douglas A. Hicks is dean and professor of religion at Oxford College of Emory University. Previously he was professor of religion and senior advisor for academic initiatives at Colgate University. He formerly served as Colgate’s provost and dean of the...

David G. Bromley

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Dr. David Bromley founded the World Religions in Richmond project in 2005. The project began with summer research internships for students at Virginia Commonwealth University and, in 2006, became a course during the academic year. Recently, World...