Buddhistdoor View: In a Time of International Loss, What Is Our Duty of Care?
Buddhistdoor Global
23 April 2022
In a world fraught with division, the immigration crisis allows us to recognize our connections and practice our deepest values
Fo Guang Shan’s Never-ending Work in Chile
María Elvira Ríos
21 October 2020
On Chinese migration and the beginnings of Buddhism in…
Buddhist Temple in Tokyo Offers Vietnamese Workers Refuge from the Pandemic
Craig C Lewis
22 July 2020
Temple provides relief for those out of work and with nowhere
On Prejudice, Vajrayana, and the Perception of “Otherness”
Khandro Déchen
20 March 2020
On duality and the fear of “otherness”
Buddhists in Bodh Gaya Fear for the Future After India Enacts New Citizenship Law
Craig C Lewis
16 December 2019
Uncertainty reigns for India’s migrant communities
Zen Buddhist Poet and Author Ocean Vuong Wins Prestigious “Genius Grant”
Justin Whitaker
26 September 2019
Child of Vietnamese immigrants turns trauma to…
Why Fold Paper Cranes? Japanese American Buddhists and Today’s Migrant Crisis
Duncan Ryuken Williams
30 August 2019
The third in a three-part series on recent protests against…
What American Buddhism Looks Like: Solidarity for Immigrants at Fort Sill
Duncan Ryuken Williams
20 August 2019
Healing past traumas by standing up for migrant…
Tsuru for Solidarity Takes Peaceful Action to Protest Mass Detention of Immigrants in the US
Nina Müller
11 July 2019
Buddhist leaders, activists, called to join protest over..
American Sutra: On the Incarceration of Japanese Americans in WWII
Harsha Menon, MA, MFA
23 May 2019
An interview with author Duncan Ryuken Williams
Compassion at the Edge
Caitlin Dwyer
10 December 2018
A book review of Joan Halifax’s latest book Stan…
Buddhist Monks in Seoul Perform Ritual Prostration to Seek Justice for Dead Myanmar Worker
Craig C Lewis
26 November 2018
Than Zaw Htay reportedly died while fleeing…