Khyentse Foundation recently announced the launch of the official online presence of the DJK Chinese Translation project (DJKCT; 欽哲漢譯).
Khyentse Foundation announced that its 2026 Award for Outstanding PhD Dissertation for Asia is shared by Yilan Chen and Drukgyel Tsering.
84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha, a global nonprofit translation initiative, has unveiled a revised brand mission and the launch of a redesigned website.
Khyentse Foundation has announced that it will mark its 25th anniversary this year with a lecture by the distinguished scholar Prof. Donald S. Lopez.
Khyentse Foundation, founded by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, announced that it will mark 25 years of working in the service of the Dharma in 2026.
Khyentse Foundation shared in a statement that it will continue its support for the Gandhari Manuscript Project for the collection at the Islamabad Museum in Pakistan.
Khyentse Foundation, announced that it has awarded this year’s Khyentse Foundation Prize for Outstanding Translation to Sara McClintock and John Dunne.
Middle Way Education has announced the launch of Buddhist Education Aspirations, an open-source framework of learning goals for children and young people.
Even as AI helps with digitization and innovation, should Buddhist voices speak out about AI’s dangers: surveillance, inequality, and erosion of compassion
Takeaways from participating in the 20th congress of the International Association of Buddhist Studies at Leipzig University
The 20th IABS Congress kicks off soon at Leipzig University, with over 450 presentations from scholars in 30+ countries
Khyentse Foundation announced that it has begun accepting applications for Ashoka Grant funding for projects and individuals benefitting the Buddhadharma.
