The Beach Pluralism Project News

Pluralism Fellowship Dinner with Dr. Leakhena Nou

The Beach Pluralism Project is excited to welcome Dr. Leakhena Nou (Sociology) to speak to the pluralism fellows at an event that includes dinner. The title of Dr. Nou’s talk is “A medical sociological analysis of pluralism: case study of Cambodian justice healing.” 

Workshop on confronting Antisemitism and Islamophobia

CSULB's Interfaith Programs and the Department of Religious Studies are co-sponsoring a special workshop run by Isma/Shema, a consulting group run by Marium Mohiuddin and Zack Ritter that teaches about Israel-Palestine histories and approaches to countering Antisemitism and Islamophobia. 

BPP Fellow presents at National Social Mobility Symposium

Beach Pluralism Fellow Jessica King will be presenting at the National Social Mobility Symposium at CSUSM on February 20, 2025. She is a double major in Comparative World Literature and English - Creative Writing, with minors in Human Development and Health Humanities.

What is the Beach Pluralism Project?

The Beach Pluralism Project, launched in fall 2024, is dedicated to the promotion of constructive engagement with others, regardless of identity and viewpoint, on our CSULB campus and in our local and global communities.

CSULB Strategic Communications article about the Conoley Pluralism Fellows