Fleeting Light: Exploring the Non-dualistic Essence of All Things with American Artist Miya Ando
Nina Müller
9 March 2020
A descendant of sword-makers finds a new home in…
Acknowledging Anger and Developing Compassion
Breeshia Wade
30 October 2019
Cultivating wisdom in the face of structural violence
Wisdom Mind Network Hosts Historic Black Wisdom Online Summit
Nina Müller
17 September 2019
Dharma insights in today’s racial, social, and political..
Buddhists Reflect on the US Midterm Elections
Justin Whitaker
13 November 2018
The road to political and spiritual change
When the Light Gets In: Muslims and Jews Standing Together (If Only for an Instant)
Vanessa Sasson
12 November 2018
Kinship and compassion in the face of samsara
Union Theological Seminary Hosts Panel on Being “Black and Buddhist in America”
Justin Whitaker
29 October 2018
Engaging in dialogue and embracing diversity
Shaved Heads, Hijabs, and Turbans: The Quest for Sameness in a Multicultural World
Vanessa Sasson
15 October 2018
Recognizing harmony in diversity
United by Our Common Vows: Tenku Ruff on Soto Zen in North America
Justin Whitaker
11 October 2018
Manifesting the Dharma through diversity, equity…
North America Buddhist Alliance Announces “On Inclusion!” Event in Toronto
Justin Whitaker
16 July 2018
Gathering to take place before Parliament of the…
Toward a Multi-faith Vision of University Chaplaincy in America: An Interview with Reverend Greg McGonigle
Harsha Menon, MA, MFA
27 April 2018
Manifesting spiritual inclusivity in American universities
Difficult Conversations: Mushim Patricia Ikeda
Caitlin Dwyer
29 September 2017
People in the United States seem to be having difficult conversations: about politics, about race, about the economy, and about the environment. For American Buddhists,
Huayan Buddhists on Equality in Diverse Societies
Dr. Erik Hammerstrom
21 October 2016
It is said that the Buddha taught 84,000 different methods for the liberation of sentient beings because of the diversity of sentient beings in their