Bhikkhu Bodhi calls on US Buddhists to participate in the 3 November midterm elections, describing voting as an expression of ethical responsibility
From Jessie Hoffman to Christa Pike, Buddhist practitioners on death row challenge our assumptions about punishment, redemption, and human change
The temple reflects on survival through wartime incarceration while looking toward its next century
The Washington monastery follows the Thai Forest tradition and has roots in Seattle since 2021
Shin Buddhist leaders are debating how to reach younger and more ethnically diverse communities
A college student in the United States ponders the tension between freedom and independence in a conditional world
The US$50,000 grant will be used to translate classical Chinese Buddhist texts and develop meditation retreats across the country
Hawai‘i’s evolving Buddhist communities bridge heritage traditions, meditation, and wellness to suggest a path beyond the divide between heritage religion and individualized spirituality
The initiative examines links among Buddhism, nonviolence, racial justice, and the Civil Rights movement
Drawing on the Kalama Sutta, a college student in the United States explores racism and colonialism as conditioned patterns that can be transformed by reshaping the structures we inhabit
Kassidy Evans explores how spiritual conceit has infected the self-improvement industry, merging materialism with comparison and ego
The four-day interfaith pilgrimage connected the history of Crystal City with the confinement of migrant families at Dilley
