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Sharon Pluralism Network will hold the first-ever Sunday Supper, from 4-6 p.m. May 22 at the Sharon Community Center Lawn, 219 Massapoag Avenue, Sharon.

In our inaugural community impact report last year, we told you about the Monitor’s acceptance into the Road to Pluralism, an initiative from Trusting News to help journalists build trust in a polarized world.As part of the project, we signed on to do...

Why India’s Farmer Protests Matter What do singer Rihanna, climate activist Greta Thunberg, actress Susan Sarandon, and football player JuJu Smith-Schuster have in common? They, and a growing number of celebrities and public figures, have expressed their support for what has been called the largest protest in world history: a multi-faith, multi-caste, multi-generational movement being led by over 100,000 Indian farmers. For the past several months, farmers from across northern India have camped outside the Indian capital of New Delhi, protesting three recently passed laws that they see as o...

Opportunities for Religious Pluralism in the Biden Administration After four years that fully exposed the deep divisions in our democracy, leaders across sectors are now wondering where we go from here. From my position managing the Faith in Democracy portfolio at Democracy Fund, it was humbling to witness the ways that religious leaders, funders, and government officials rose to meet unprecedented challenges throughout the 2020 election. In the face of so many difficulties, I’m still encouraged and looking forward to 2021 with hope as we grapple with how to tackle the challenges we face to...