US Congresswoman Introduces Legislation to Make Diwali a National Holiday
The bill would establish the first national holiday originating in Asia
The bill would establish the first national holiday originating in Asia
Buddhists in the US celebrate the Buddha’s birthday in the first large in-person celebration at the White House
Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche, or Choga, of the Dzogchen Retreat Center in Oregon has been accused of sexual battery by a former student
Jodo Shinshu Buddhists in Hawai’i celebrate Buddha Day with a recounting of the Buddha’s previous lives
A college student in the US examines her relationship with activism and Buddhism, and understanding engaged Buddhism as a form of practice
The Khmer Kampuchea Krom Buddhist Association hopes the expansion will create a lasting home for their growing community
Tibetan Buddhist group has joined local residents and tribal leaders to oppose the open-pit mine
Dance form nearly lost under Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge regime is finding new life in the United States
A US college student reflects on their evolving relationship with the Buddhist path
Navigating the path to equity and inclusivity in Buddhist communities
Awakening to our oneness with all life and working toward the elimination of suffering
The revered American Buddhist monastic Ven. Thubten Chodron returned to Singapore in December, where she gave her first public teachings since the pandemic.