This Bangladeshi Buddhist leader established a wide network of schools and philanthropic projects for the underprivileged
The humble Buddhist monk who narrowly survived Cambodia’s Killing Fields serves as a powerful example of how we all can strengthen our practice through troubled times
Zen teacher Yamada Mumon Rōshi’s series of essays on Hakuin’s poem receives a rich and faithful English translation
Buddhism in the West faces political and philosophical challenges, but this is an opportune time for intellectual and theological renewal
Revivalist, the earliest engaged Buddhist, a nationalist in religious garb, a Buddhist modernist . . Dharmapala was all these and much more
How a new entry by Japan into UNESCO’s Memory of the World register demonstrates Buddhism’s uniting power and potential for Asian countries
Elon Musk’s cryptic bedside image with a vajra ritual implement invokes an overlapping relationship between Western right-wing movements and reactionary convert communities
Harsha Navaratne, chair of the executive committee of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists, presents a vision for compassionate social change
An examination of the need for solidarity and compassion on the path to fundamental change
Looking at how Buddhism has treated nationalism, from ancient empires to modern countries and contemporary movements
War and peace As Buddhists observe the latest manifestations of the pain and suffering of war—in Ukraine, Yemen, and elsewhere—many seek, as an expression of
INEB announces new collaboration to promote interfaith harmony in South and Southeast Asia.
