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
The Art Institute of Chicago has announced that it is returning a 12th-century sculpture of the Buddha to Nepal after learning that it was stolen.
A Vietnamese Buddhist undertaking a barefoot pilgrimage to India has altered his journey, opting to travel through Malaysia instead of Myanmar due to visa complications and ongoing civil war in the country
My Huyen explores the legacy of the remarkable Vietnamese monastic Thich Minh Tue, whose gentle influence has inspired thousands
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists announced that its International Young Bodhisattva Program for young leaders is accepting applicants.
Dipen Barua pays tribute to the activist philosophy of the INEB founder, who has become one of Engaged Buddhism’s standard-bearers
Thich Minh Tue has amassed a large following in his native Vietnam and is now en route to India on pilgrimage
The popular TV show offers viewers and opportunity to reflect on Western consumption of Buddhism and its portrayal in media
A meditation on finding strength in Buddhism’s three jewels to stay afloat in these difficult geopolitical times
Speakers at the fourth Samvad gathering emphasized similarities across traditions and the urgency of contemporary global issues
In the wake of Thailand’s landmark Marriage Equality Act, BDG spoke with a key figure in the drive for social equality: Buddhist activist Hua Boonyapisomparn
Volunteers from the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation were quick to respond after Typhoon Yagi caused severe flooding in northern Thailand late last year.
