The Pluralism Project at Harvard University

Participants and Staff, Consultation on Women's Networks in Multireligious America, held April 27-29 at Harvard University. The complete list of participants may be found on the main consultation page: http://www.pluralism.org/events/women2002/index.php

Small group discussion with Dr. Carolyn Kunin, Women of Reform Judaism, Mrs. Kamal Misra, Asian American Support and Resource Agency, and Ms. Christina Tobias-Nahi, The Civil Rights Project, Harvard University (left to right).

Sister Salwa Abd-Allah of the Muslim American Society speaks with Ms. Grove Harris of the Pluralism Project.

Dr. Jyotsna Vaid of the Committee on South Asian Women and Ms. Cherrefe Kadri of the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo listen during roundtable discussion.

Ms. Maureen Shea of People for the American Way Foundation makes a point during discussion while Ms. Elora Chowdhury of the Ford Foundation listens.

Ms. Maureen Shea of People for the American Way, Ms. Harpreet Kaur of Sikh Network, and Ms. Karen Hessel of the National Council of Churches share lunch conversation.

Roundtable conversation with Ms. Sheila Decter of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action, Ms. Jeanine Shama of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and Salwa Abd-Allah of the Muslim American Society.

A discussion that began at the roundtable continues to be explored during lunch, while Ms. Alma Jadallah of the Institute for Conflict Analysis (in green) facilitates. To her left (clockwise): Ms. Cherrefe Kadri, Islamic Center of Greater Toledo; Ms. Blu Greenberg, Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance; Ms. Lynn Szwaja, The Rockefeller Foundation; Dr. Carolyn Kunin, Women of Reform Judaism; Ms. Christina Tobias-Nahi, The Civil Rights Project.

Rev. Dr. Emilie Townes of the Women's Studies in Religion Program, Harvard Divinity School, Dr. Mary Hunt of the Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual, and Ms. Karen Hessel of the National Council of Churches enjoy an exchange.