Expanding Buddhist Scholarship Through Pali Studies: An Interview with Aleix Ruiz Falqués
Dipen Barua
4 November 2020
A conversation with a rising Hispanophone voice
Socially Engaged Buddhist Monk Tackles Plastic Waste in Myanmar
Craig Lewis
11 September 2020
Sayadaw U Ottamasara expands community outreach…
Buddhist Monk Stands Firm Against Hatred and Violence in Myanmar
Craig Lewis
2 September 2019
Myawaddy Sayadaw speaks out again nationalist extremism
Myanmar Animal Shelter Uses Buddhist Chants to Soothe Stray Dogs
Craig Lewis
22 July 2019
Caring for sentient beings with Dharma and determination
Myanmar Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Firebrand Buddhist Monk Wirathu
Craig Lewis
29 May 2019
Wirathu says he is ready to face the authorities
Interfaith Activists in Myanmar Defy Anti-Muslim Nationalists with #WhiteRose4Peace Campaign
Craig Lewis
24 May 2019
Buddhist Monk U Bandatta Seindita urges “empathy…
Buddhist Pagoda in Myanmar Offers Refuge to Snakes
Anne Wisman
24 October 2018
Reptilian inhabitants of Baung Daw Gyoke are…
Twilight Villa – The Last Hope for Myanmar’s Sick and Abandoned Elderly
Shuyin
12 September 2018
A final refuge for the forsaken and forgotten
Conservationists in Myanmar Express Concern Over Public Display of Sacred Hair Relic of the Buddha
Craig Lewis
16 April 2018
Object of reverence to be moved during renovation…
myMe: Hope on Wheels for Myanmar’s “Lost” Generation
Shuyin
12 December 2017
Bringing education and the hope of a better future
Singapore Exhibition Sheds Light on Ancient Treasures from Myanmar
Heidi Tan
3 February 2017
Cities and Kings: Ancient Treasures from Myanmar is the latest in a series of special exhibitions on Southeast Asia curated by the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM)
Curating the Shwedagon Pagoda Museum in Myanmar
Heidi Tan
29 July 2016
The pagodas of Myanmar are tangible, physical expressions of the vast accumulations of merit (Burmese: kutho, also known as hpon) by the Buddhist communities that support