Dr. Cindy Brown is a photojournalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She became a Pluralism Project affiliate in 2002 while teaching photojournalism in the journalism department at the University of Southern Mississippi. Dr. Brown’s project documented religious diversity in several Southern Mississippi cities. In 2011, some these photos were displayed at Emory University’s Center for Ethics.

Tabernacle of Prayer Church of God in Christ (Hattiesburg, MS)

Church of the Ascension at Camp (Canton, MS)

Church of the Ascension at Camp (Canton, MS)

Baha'i Study Circle (Hattiesburg, MS)

Rabbi (Hattiesburg, MS)

Jehovah's Witness Convention (Biloxi, MS)

Camp Sister Spirit (Ovett, MS)

Camp Sister Spirit (Ovett, MS)

Camp Sister Spirit (Ovett, MS)

Mikvah Ceremony (Hattiesburg, MS)

Chua Van Duc (Biloxi, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Masjid al-Halim (Sumrall, MS)

Chua Van Duc (Biloxi, MS)

Hare Krishna Farm (Carriere, MS)

Hare Krishna Farm (Carriere, MS)

Selected Links and Publications

• Flier: “Religious Diversity in Mississippi: More than Southern Baptists,” exhibit at Emory University’ Center for Ethics (2011)