
Protests Intensify for Buddhist Control of Mahabodhi Temple In Bodh Gaya
The ongoing protests demand greater control of Bodh Gaya, Buddhism’s most important pilgrimage site
The ongoing protests demand greater control of Bodh Gaya, Buddhism’s most important pilgrimage site
The Tibetan Nuns Project announced that nine Tibetan Buddhist nuns graduated from the year-long Tantric Studies program at Gyuto Tantric University.
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists announced that its International Young Bodhisattva Program for young leaders is accepting applicants.
The protest seeks to end a 75-year-old rule that grants majority rule of the temple complex to Hindus
Recent media reports indicate that more than a thousand male and female Tibetan monastic have been expelled from Larung Gar Buddhist Academy.
The Tibetan Nuns Project has announced that infrastructure supplying water to the nuns of the Shugsep Nunnery and Institute near Dharamsala is failing.
The newly announced center will draw from Buddhism to develop climate policies aimed at equity and public health, led by Professors Clair Brown and Julia Walsh in collaboration with community groups
A growing divide between Buddhists settling in rural Canada and locals has led to concerns for their welfare
The Tibetan Nuns Project is seeking to provide the nuns of Dolma Ling Nunnery with media equipment for the classrooms,media room, and TNP Project office.
The Sakyadhita International Association of Buddhist Women, a leading world body committed to transforming the lives of women in Buddhist societies, has extended its submission
Jungto Society, founded by Ven. Pomnyun Sunim, hosted a study tour for female monastics and activists from the International Network of Engaged Buddhists.
The symposium demonstrated that sexual abuse in Buddhism is an ongoing global crisis that extends across all schools and sects