The Pluralism Project was developed by Diana Eck at Harvard University to study and document the growing religious diversity of the United States, with a special view to its immigrant religious communities.

The Polis Center is a multidisciplinary, community oriented unit of Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) that works with a wide range of Indianapolis community groups, governmental agencies, businesses, not-for-profits, religious organizations, schools, and individuals. Its special interests are neighborhoods, community planning and development, religion, and heritage and culture.

Religion & Ethics Newsweekly covers top stories in religion and ethics news -- focusing on important and significant events, controversies, people, and practices of all religions, all denominations, and all expressions of faith. It is distributed to PBS stations nationwide. To complement the broadcast, RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY offers a Web companion piece. The Web site features advance information about each week's program including photos, transcripts of each segment, broadcast schedules for every city carrying the program, a monthly interdenominational calendar, an email form where users may suggest story ideas, a link to Thirteen's Pressroom archive listing previous segments, and more.

The Institute is committed to providing research-based information on the social scientific study of religion in a way that makes this research usable for religious leaders and the general public.

This web site provides resources for people interested in what role religious practices play in forming the lives of American youth and how religious communities provide resources and skills that can enhance the lives of young people. It also seeks to encourage research on American youth and religion.