US Representative Doris Matsui and local organizations condemned the act as a racist attack on a historic Japanese American community institution
What does the goal of being “awake” or “woke” in Buddhist practice mean in a society structured around ignorance and racism?
A college student in the United States shares their perspective on the path toward more sustainable frameworks for economic development
Reflecting on the Bodhisattva ideal to liberate all beings, Sarah C. Beasley points us toward the ongoing suffering caused by racial bias and some of the ways art can help move us beyond it
A gathering of Buddhists from across the US aimed to draw attention to violence against Asian Americans and to honor those who have worked for greater equity and peace
May We Gather collective to commemorate racially-motivated shootings with a pilgrimage in March and Jan-Feb online speaker series
Former bishop of the Buddhist Churches of America is remembered for his contributions to Buddhist practice as well as his visionary work at the Institute of Buddhist Studies
A man was seen on security footage throwing a Molotov cocktail through the window of Huyen Trang Temple, sparking an arson investigation
Hozan Alan Senauke explores the insights and implications for Buddhism in the US raised in a remarkable new book by Scott A. Mitchell
The prominent Buddhist activist Rani Yan Yan was among six activists recognized at the First Annual Ceremony for the Award for Global Anti-Racism Champions.
The radical Buddhist vision of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and his living legacy in the 21st century
It took over 40 years for the US Congress to acknowledge the failings of the government and the harm caused to countless Japanese-American families
