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SUMMARY:Fremont, U.S.A. Film Premiere and Panel
DESCRIPTION:On March 5, 2009, the Pluralism Project cosponsored the premiere of its new documentary film, <em>Fremont, U.S.A.: A City’s Encounter with Religious Diversity</em> at Harvard University. Produced and directed by Rachel Antell and Elinor Pierce, this film explores the complex and challenging issues of religious diversity in small California city transformed by new immigration. Using the themes explored in <em>Fremont, U.S.A.</em> as a starting point, Dr. Diana L. Eck, Pluralism Project director, moderated a lively panel discussion on civic engagement and interfaith action in Greater Boston. Special guest panelists included Rev. Cheng Imm Tan, director, Mayor's Office of New Bostonians; M. Bilal Kaleem, executive director, Muslim American Society - Boston Chapter; and Alexander Levering Kern, executive director, Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries. The film, discussion, and reception were well attended by University students, faculty, Pluralism Project researchers, local religious and civic leaders, and members of the diverse faith communities of Greater Boston.<ul>	<li><a href="http://pluralism.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/fremont_premiere_poster_final.pdf">Premiere poster</a> [pdf]</li></ul>[flickr_set id=72157624434606373] 
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