The Indian-born congressman hopes the group can counter religious and cultural bias in the United States
Vermont Supreme Court upholds a 2019 law allowing abuse survivors extended time to sue those responsible
The Australian Sangha Association and other faith groups urge public to vote Yes to amend constitution and give Indigenous people a voice
Monastics, meditation teachers, and female Buddhist leaders will join with supporters and practitioners around the world to honor the late Ayya Khema
The prominent Buddhist activist Rani Yan Yan was among six activists recognized at the First Annual Ceremony for the Award for Global Anti-Racism Champions.
The Tibetan Nuns Project has announced that geshema examinations for 2023 began in Dharamsala on 21 July, with a record 132 Buddhist nuns taking part.
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists has announced that the International Young Bodhisattva Program is now open to prospective applicants.
MiaoLan Lee is fighting to keep her Buddhist temple, which city officials say violates building codes and must be demolished
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists hosted an interfaith gathering where religious leaders expressed support for equality and social inclusivity.
The 18th Sakyadhita International Conference commenced in Seoul under the theme “Living in a Precarious World: Impermanence, Resilience, Awakening.”
Buddhists have joined with other religious minorities to work for safety and fair representation in Bangladesh
The Dalai Lama granted an audience at his residence in Dharamsala on 17 May for a group of Tibetan Buddhist nuns—all geshemas from three nunneries in India.
