Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Resource Toolkit: Religious Identity
Books
Qur'an and Woman
BP134.W6 W28 1999 (WO)
African Traditional Religion
BL2400 .I3 (ML)
Islam: The Religion and the People
BP161.3 .L482 2009 (ML)
Religion in Public Life
BR115.P7 T475 1996 (ML)
Atlantic Cape Resources
Internet Resources
- Religious Identity at Work, and How to Get DEI RightInterfaith America’s mission is to inspire, equip, and connect leaders and institutions to unlock the potential of America’s religious diversity.
- 2020 Report on International Religious FreedomU.S. Department of State
- Palestine Museum USPalestine Museum US was founded by Palestinian American businessman Faisal Saleh who, after over 40 years of entrepreneurial work, is turning his attention to managing the most ambitious Palestinian media project in the United States. Located in Woodbridge, Connecticut, USA, the museum opened its doors on April 22, 2018.
Admission Fees: Adult: $8.00 Students & Seniors (65+): $5.00. Maximum fee per family $20. Children 12 or under free.
Online eBooks
In Search of Fatima: a Palestinian story by Ghada Karmi
From the Internet Archive
► Databases and eBooks can be accessed from Off Campus through the Off Campus Proxy Server ◄
Find the user name and password in Blackboard on the Institution page.
- Students: Look under Student Tools to Stay Connected at Atlantic Cape.
- Faculty: Look under Key information about Libraries and Tutoring.
or you can email library@atlanticcape.edu for username and password.
♦ Off-campus access is limited to current students, faculty and staff of Atlantic Cape Community College ♦
Media
Off Campus access username and password can be found in Blackboard on the
Institution Page. Students: look for Student Tools to Stay Connected at Atlantic Cape. Faculty: look for Key information about Libraries and Tutoring. Or you can contact the library for username and password.
- Religious Diversity/Religious IdentityHarvard Divinity School’s Harvey Cox remains cautious about using labels to describe people and their beliefs. Members of widely diverse religious groups nevertheless see themselves as the godly and all the others as the godless.
From Films on Demand - Native American ReligionsIn this program, Dennis Wholey has a conversation about Native American religions with Suzan Shown Harjo, executive director of The Morning Star Institute in Washington, D.C
From Films on Demand