Nasreen Yazdani was a student at Smith College when she documented the Bahá’í centers of San Diego County, California, creating profiles for each center. She also interviewed community members and leaders to understand how the Iranian Bahá’í immigrant...
Beverly McGuire (Foulks) was a student at Harvard Divinity School when she researched the interfaith landscape of San Diego in a post-September 11 America. Her work included some general mapping of both specific religious centers as well as interfaith...
The Religion, Health, and Healing Initiative (RHHI), under the direction of Dr. Susan Sered, was established in September 2000 in order to further cross-cultural studies of the intersections of healing and religion. The impetus for the initiative was the...
Dr. Claude Stulting and Dr. Sam Britt are faculty members in the department of religion at Furman University. They became Pluralism Project affiliates in 1998 with their research on religious diversity in South Carolina. Drs. Stulting and Britt engaged...
Dr. Yudit K. Greenberg and Dr. Arnold Wettstein became Pluralism Project affiliates in 1998 and engaged students in the study of the religious landscape of Orlando, Florida. Dr. Yudit K. Greenberg is the George D. and Harriet W. Cornell professor of...
