Engaged Buddhism – Inspiring Food Justice Ventures
Sarah C. Beasley
8 February 2022
Facing the problem of hunger with kindness and compassion, inspired by Buddhist masters near and far
The Soul of Soil: A Portrait of Frith Farm
Sarah C. Beasley
10 January 2022
Seeing the future of sustainable food first hand as indigenous ideas and industrial producers come together
Thirsty Chickens and Dirty Water
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
22 December 2021
Developing relationships with animals can help us see more deeply into the ignorance in human nature
Seeing And Revering Nature With Love: Trees Of Dharamsala By Nicholas Vreeland
Adele Tomlin
16 December 2021
Buddhist monk Nicholas Vreeland (Thubten Lhundup) discusses the beauty of trees in this interview with British writer, poet, scholar, and translator Adele Tomlin
Restoration and Justice: An Interview with Dr. Natalie Avalos on Indigenous Spirituality and Buddhist Allies
Raymond Lam
13 December 2021
A Buddhist studies scholar helps us to confront colonialism to ally Buddhists with Indigenous traditions for ecological justice
Does It Make Any Difference?
Satya Robyn
3 December 2021
Contemplating whether Buddhist eco-activism will succeed, or whether that matters
The Earth Holder Community, Branching Out
John Harvey Negru
25 November 2021
Following Buddhist ideals to build a beloved community to wisely confront the climate crisis
Buddhistdoor View: The Rise of Non-Fungible Tokens
Buddhistdoor Global
20 November 2021
Can a digital form of ownership help artists and others? Or are these distractions that dangerously consume the Earth’s resources?
Proud to Be a Human Being? Active Hope during COP26
Ratnadevi
19 November 2021
Allowing practice to nourish us as we contemplate the climate crisis
The Fearless Nuns of Drukpa
Tilly Campbell-Allen
11 November 2021
Sakyadhita Spain held an international conference on 12 December 2020 to discuss the interconnected topics of female Buddhist practitioners and the climate crisis. As we
Cultivating Wild: The Miracle of Dharma’s Garden!
Sarah C. Beasley
8 November 2021
Saving land from consumption for the benefit of community and reimagining our relationship with the Earth and all living beings
Buddhistdoor View: Seizing the Moment at COP26
Buddhistdoor Global
6 November 2021
The Buddha spoke often of the rarity and preciousness of human life, describing it as rare as a blind or one-eyed turtle. This mystical creature