American-born Indian Scholar of Ambedkarite Buddhism and Gender Equality Gail Omvedt Dies Aged 80
Justin Whitaker
26 August 2021
Omvedt’s love for oppressed communities in India built a legacy of scholarship and activism
For the Ancestors and for Peace: A Conversation with the Organizers of “May We Gather”
Harsha Menon, MA, MFA
2 July 2021
Transforming tragedy into solidarity through a communal memorial ceremony
In Death, There Is Privilege
Margaret Meloni, PhD
28 May 2021
Understanding our relationship with death and using…
Is This Buddhism? The Oneness of Spiritual Liberation and Social Justice
Hozan Alan Senauke
12 May 2021
Manifesting the morality at the heart of the Buddhadharma
Rev. Marvin Harada, Bishop of Buddhist Churches of America, Reflects on the Rise of Asian Hate Crimes
Justin Whitaker
25 March 2021
His statement echoes growing concern over racist hate and..
Buddhistdoor View: Beyond Boundaries, Beyond Fear – Responding to a Rise in Hate
Buddhistdoor Global
20 March 2021
Together we must condemn violence and reach out in…
Fugitive Nationalist Buddhist Monk Surrenders to Police in Myanmar Ahead of Poll
Craig C Lewis
4 November 2020
Ashin Wirathu remains defiant after almost 1-1/2 years on…
The Healing Power of Nature and the Elements
Sarah C. Beasley
13 October 2020
Reconnecting with our inner sanity
Collective Trauma Summit Highlights the Healing Power of Contemplative Practices
Nina Müller
29 September 2020
Using meditation and mindfulness to develop clarity..
The Inner Work of Unraveling Bias – How Meditation Can Help
Sarah C. Beasley
15 September 2020
Cultivating compassion and a commitment to a better world
The Buddhist on Death Row: Book on Jarvis Jay Masters Released
Justin Whitaker
11 August 2020
Buddhists who know him describe Masters as an…
Buddhist Peace Fellowship Joins Protests in Portland, Oregon
Justin Whitaker
23 July 2020
City has been singled out by President Trump due to its…