Dear Greater Boston Friends:
We're looking forward to the screening and discussion of the film *Of Many*
<http://www.ofmanyfilm.com> happening next Monday, February 2nd from 6-8pm
at the Cambridge Public Library. Here's the link to the Facebook event
<http://www.facebook.com/events/815971745106218/> and to the page on our
website <http://www.pluralism.org/events/rr>. More details are below. Thank
you for sharing this information with your networks. We look forward to
seeing you there!
All the best,
The Pluralism Project Staff
*Of Many Film Screening and Panel Discussion*
Monday, February 2nd, 2015 6-8pm
Cambridge Public Library
*Of Many <http://www.ofmanyfilm.com/> *film screening with a panel
discussion moderated by Dr. Diana Eck, founder and director of the Pluralism
Project at Harvard University <http://www.pluralism.org/>.
*Synopsis of the film Of Many:* Set against the dramatic backdrop of
violence in the Middle East and the tension between Jewish and Muslim
students on college campuses, *Of Many* focuses on the surprising and
transformative relationship between an orthodox rabbi and imam, who serve
as university chaplains in New York City. Through a series of voyages to
communities struck by catastrophe, we witness young religious Jews and
Muslims working together and overcoming long-standing divides. Timely and
humorous, this short documentary offers an inspiring and hopeful narrative
in the face of a seemingly irreconcilable conflict. (www.ofmanyfilm.com/
trailer/)
*Panelists include:*
- Rabbi Neal Gold, Temple Shir Tikva
- Dr. Syed Razvi, Islamic Center of Boston
- Ms. Usra Ghazi, Mayors Office of New Bostonians and the Memorial Church
- Mr. Sarbpreet Singh, Milford Gurdwara Sahib/New England Sikh Study
Circle, Inc.
To attend, registration is not required but it is appreciated either via
Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/events/1554209944821543/> or to
staff(a)pluralism.org.
This event is the first in a series entitled "Religion
<http://www.pluralism.org/events/rr>Refocused
<http://www.pluralism.org/events/rr>," which will utilize documentary and
narrative films to explore the lived experiences of religious minority
communities and promote greater understanding. This program is funded in
part by Mass Humanities, which receives support from the Massachusetts
Cultural Council and is an affiliate of the National Endowment for the
Humanities.
*For updates on this series, please follow the Pluralism Project on Twitter
(@pluralismproj <http://www.twitter.com/pluralismproj>) and like us on
Facebook
<https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pluralism-Project-at-Harvard-University/…>.
*
*More information about additional events happening around Harvard related
to World Interfaith Harmony Week can be found here
<http://www.facebook.com/events/815971745106218/>.*
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Dear Greater Boston Friends:
We're delighted to announce that our kick-off event for our "Religion
Refocused" film series will be held on *Monday, February 2nd from 6-8pm at
the Cambridge Public Library Lecture Hall *(449 Broadway, Cambridge, MA
02138). We will screen the film "Of Many <http://www.ofmanyfilm.com>" with
a panel discussion will follow, moderated by Dr. Diana Eck, founder and
director of the Pluralism Project.
This film and discussion series, "Religion Refocused," will utilize
documentary and narrative films to explore the lived experiences of
religious minority communities and promote greater understanding. This
program is funded in part by Mass Humanities, which receives support from
the Massachusetts Cultural Council and is an affiliate of the National
Endowment for the Humanities.
*Synopsis of the film Of Many:* Set against the dramatic backdrop of
violence in the Middle East and the tension between Jewish and Muslim
students on college campuses, *Of Many* focuses on the surprising and
transformative relationship between an orthodox rabbi and imam, who serve
as university chaplains in New York City. Through a series of voyages to
communities struck by catastrophe, we witness young religious Jews and
Muslims working together and overcoming long-standing divides. Timely and
humorous, this short documentary offers an inspiring and hopeful narrative
in the face of a seemingly irreconcilable conflict. (
http://www.ofmanyfilm.com/trailer/)
More details to come so watch your inbox! We hope to see you on February
2nd and please share this invitation widely with your networks.
All the best,
The Pluralism Project Staff
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The Pluralism Project at Harvard University
2 Arrow Street, 4th Floor
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-496-2481
www.pluralism.org
Twittter: @pluralismproj
Like The Pluralism Project on Facebook
<http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pluralism-Project-at-Harvard-University/1…>!