# Research Reports (Archived) Sort & Filters close ## Filters Religions expand\_more - Afro-Caribbean (257) - Atheism & Humanism (736) - Bahá'í (869) - Buddhism (5328) - Christianity (10214) - Civil Advocacy (46) - Confucianism (89) - Daoism (135) - Hinduism (4288) - Interfaith (9614) - Islam (14263) - Jainism (348) - Judaism (4903) - Native Traditions (639) - New Religious Movements (253) - Other Indigenous Traditions (116) - Other Traditions (752) - Paganism (1083) - Shintō (79) - Sikhism (3733) - Unitarian Universalism (193) - Zoroastrianism (211) Type expand\_more - Boston Solidarity Event (327) - City Profiles (30) - Pluralism Project Event (181) - Religious Centers (Archive) (10999) - Research Report (104) Search Within Results Search Within Results search ## 104 results Show filters filter\_alt Sort by NewestOldestAlphabetical A-ZAlphabetical Z-A sort list grid\_view ## 104 results [### "The Clock Can Never Be Turned Back": The Formation and Growth of Interfaith Groups in the Greater Boston Area (1993) ](/clock-can-never-be-turned-back-formation-and-growth-interfaith-groups-greater) "Something new and something good is happening," declared an African-America minister at an interreligious worship service in Boston. "We are discovering each other by bringing our gifts together and offering them to God," echoed a white Unitarian... description [### 32nd Annual ICNA-MAS Convention (2007) ](/32nd-annual-icna-mas-convention-2007) On the first weekend of July, the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) and Muslim American Society (MAS) held their 32nd annual three-day national convention in Hartford, Connecticut. Both ICNA and MAS are non-profit national Muslim associations with... description [### 4th Dr. Jasbir Singh Saini Endowed Chair in Sikh and Punjabi Studies Conference (2015) ](/4th-dr-jasbir-singh-saini-endowed-chair-sikh-and-punjabi-studies-conference-2015) On May 8th-10th, 2015, the University of California, Riverside (UCR) hosted the 4th Dr. Jasbir Singh Saini Endowed Chair in Sikh and Punjabi Studies Conference. This year’s theme was “Living and Making Sikhi in the Diaspora: The Millennial Generation... description [### Air Force Academy Addresses "Challenges to Pluralism" (2005) ](/air-force-academy-addresses-challenges-pluralism-2005) Since July 2004, the United States Air Force Academy has been under various forms of investigation – ranging from internal surveys to the involvement of Pentagon officials – for charges of religious discrimination. From these investigations, it is alleged... description [### Airport Chapels: Shifting from Denominational to Interfaith (2005) ](/airport-chapels-shifting-denominational-interfaith-2005) Approximately fifty years ago, the first airport chapel in the United States was built in Boston’s Logan International Airport. This chapel, along with the few others established at this time, was Catholic. Over the past few decades, as the religious... description [### America's National Day of Prayer (2006) ](/americas-national-day-prayer-2006) On May 4, 2006, Americans across the nation came together to celebrate the National Day of Prayer. The first Thursday in May was marked by Congress in 1952 as a date to “turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.” [1]... description [### American Muslim Music (2007) ](/american-muslim-music-2007) Islamic worship is rooted in oral and aural experience. Qur’an in Arabic means recitation; the literal word of God as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad is not a text to be read silently, but a text to be recited and listened to by believers. The first... description [### Amina Wadud (2005) ](/amina-wadud-2005) The Woman-Led Prayer that Catalyzed Controversy On March 18, 2005, Dr. Amina Wadud made waves when she led Muslim prayers in New York City, a ritual almost always reserved for men. Wadud is an African-American activist and a professor of Islamic studies... description [### Apna Ghar: Domestic Violence and Reaching Out to Chicago's Faith Communities (2001) ](/apna-ghar-domestic-violence-and-reaching-out-chicagos-faith-communities-2001) Apna Ghar is a Hindi term that means "Our Home," and is the name of a non-profit organization and shelter located in Chicago for victims of domestic violence that are specifically of South Asian descent. Like many organizations, Apna Ghar began as an idea... description [### Archived: Statistics by Tradition (2004) ](/archived-statistics-tradition-2004) This is working document that compiled statistics from numerous sources and was last updated in 2004. Please click here for more current statistical information. Resources Afro-Caribbean Atheism and Non-Religious Philosophies Baha'i Buddhism Christianity... description [### Baccalaureate Services and Pluralism (2005) ](/baccalaureate-services-and-pluralism-2005) The renewal of baccalaureate services in colleges and universities across the country has been met with increasingly diverse student populations. The manners in which schools approach this growing plurality of religious faiths are as diverse as the... description [### Boston Ten Civic Practices (2006) ](/boston-ten-civic-practices-2006) Boston is a microcosm of religious diversity and civic engagement in the United States. 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