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
Caste discrimination has existed for millennia in South Asia, despite efforts from reformers such as B.R. Ambedkar, and it is following many people around the world
Center relied on rental income from therapists and yoga teachers, but many of these activities have remained online even as COVID-19 concerns recede
In the wake of natural disasters, how do we move from shock or rationalizations to compassionate action?
Dance form nearly lost under Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge regime is finding new life in the United States
Satya Robyn explores those moments of compassion and wisdom that can arise spontaneously in our relationships with others
His Holiness the Dalai Lama has expressed sadness at the devastating loss of life in Türkiye and Syria.
Prominent landmark had become a home to many Buddhists throughout the area
After the recent tragic violence in the predominantly Asian city of Monterey Park, California, religious leaders from many faiths are helping the community mourn
The Buddhist leader had been self-exiled from Russia for months
Our Living Metta columnist offers insights into her path to meditation as she concludes another period of practicing loving-kindness in daily life
Sensei Alex Kakuyo brings Buddhist practice and ethics down to earth
