Seattle Becomes the First US City to Bar Caste Discrimination
Caste discrimination has existed for millennia in South Asia, despite efforts from reformers such as B.R. Ambedkar, and it is following many people around the world
Caste discrimination has existed for millennia in South Asia, despite efforts from reformers such as B.R. Ambedkar, and it is following many people around the world
In the wake of natural disasters, how do we move from shock or rationalizations to compassionate action?
A group of 108 Buddhist monastics from the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism have embarked on a pilgrimage of the Buddhist circuit in India and Nepal.
Exploring sites of significance from the Buddha’s lifetime, then and today
An invitation to think deeper and wider, and to engage in the conversations that this sutra inspires.
The Young Buddhist Association of Indonesia recently organized an interfaith dialogue on women and spirituality from the perspective of Buddhism and Islam.
Right View and Right Intention on the Buddhist path
Sensei Alex Kakuyo brings Buddhist practice and ethics down to earth
New building looks to the future of Buddhism in America with architecture that welcomes and engages
A replica of the iconic eastern gateway to the Great Stupa of the ancient Sanchi Buddhist complex in central India was recently unveiled in Berlin.
Understanding how to benefit from the gift of impermanence
The Bhutan Nuns Foundation, which works to educate and empower Buddhist nuns, has shared some updates on the foundation’s new Training & Resource Center.