Imran Khan, we are proud of you! The way you handled the protests following the acquittal of Blasphemy Charges against Asiya Bibi, was the right thing to do. While the… Read more »
People reacted like a snake had bitten them when I said, I was an Athiest back in the Eighties as well as the Nineties. Later on, I understood the animus… Read more »
This is our work; opening people’s hearts and minds towards each other, so we all can live securely with our faith, freedom, ethnicity, race and whatever uniqueness we have. The… Read more »
9/11: My Personal Journey from 2001 through 2018 and my commitment to America Since September 11, 2001, many stories have been told and experiences shared, but here is one story… Read more »
We are pleased to share the following with you, it is our work, creating cohesive societies where each one of us feels secure about our faith, race, culture, ethnicity and… Read more »
When you work with people of different faiths, ethnicities, cultures, and races, you are bound to encounter conflicts; both real and perceived. The battles may be overt or subtle, but… Read more »
State Department and the initiative of your favorite Organization The Center for Pluralism is pleased to present a symposium as a side event in conjunction with the Department of States’… Read more »
If you like humor, you may like this short essay. If you do, please share. And if you don’t, pray for me to receive the right guidance from your God… Read more »
Sample Press release for your Mosque, Mandir, Gurdwaras and other places of worship. We have many new communities and each one is learning the ropes. However, almost all the Christian… Read more »
Dr. Mike Ghouse It was a joy attending policy making events in Washington, DC. This event was about Asians and Pacific Islanders. The plenary session started with two video clips;… Read more »