Title
Examining the Intersection of Immigration and Religious Pluralism in the New England Social Service Sector with the Goal of Improving Pedagogies and Service Delivery
Document Type
Grant Proposal
Date Accepted
Summer 2008
Project Description/Abstract
Two major issues, religious pluralism and immigration, have historically and are presently challenging professionals in the New England social service sector to respond with cultural competency. The nuances of these two forces, religious pluralism and immigration, have changed over time and depend on a variety of social, economic and political factors from within and outside of the United States. Immigration and religious pluralism are interrelated and interacting phenomena. This research project seeks to explore, document, analyze and disseminate these interactions and interrelationships for the purpose of improving pedagogies and the delivery of social services. This is an important part of the college’s mission in research, teaching and service.
Recommended Citation
O'Malley, David (2008). Examining the Intersection of Immigration and Religious Pluralism in the New England Social Service Sector with the Goal of Improving Pedagogies and Service Delivery. CARS Summer Grants. Item 46.
https://vc.bridgew.edu/summer_grant/46