Gandhi and Me, 2026: The Work Before Us
“Son, you have a lot of work to do,” Gandhi told me in a dream. What work does his legacy
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Gandhi: The Man Who Conquered an Empire Without Violence
By Dr. Aslam Abdullah, with a personal reflection from Dr. Mike Mohamed Ghouse From the Center for Pluralism As the
National Pluralism Awards 2026 Official Recap
19 Bridge Builders, One Shared Commitment on Capitol Hill At the inaugural National Pluralism Awards, the Center for Pluralism honored
Before We Become Rivals, We Are Human: What Messi and Yamal Teach Us About Pluralism
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A New Role for AIPAC: Security, Justice and Peace
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Center for Pluralism Announces National American Pluralism Awards to Recognize Bridge Builders Across America
For generations, America has led the world through innovation, entrepreneurship, scientific discovery, medicine, technology, and an unwavering belief that tomorrow
America at 250: Leading the World Through Pluralism
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a bold experiment in liberty began. Against remarkable odds, America grew into a nation
A World Order Without Democracy? U.S. Strategy and Political Change in the Muslim World
Proceedings of the 24th Annual CSID-MPAC Conference May 15, 2026 Georgetown University, Washington, DC Organized by the Center for the
Why European enemies of Jews and Palestinians embraced Zionism
By Joseph Massad Foreword by Dr. Mike Ghouse I would not label them as enemies, as the article suggests, but rather