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Engaged Buddhism: INEB’s Young Bodhisattva Program for Youth Leaders Commences in Taiwan

Craig C Lewis 25 October 2024

The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) this week commenced its annual International Young Bodhisattva Program, a two-week experiential-learning initiative for young leaders and social

SENS 2020 students and key community members. Academic director Ted Mayer stand fourth from right, back row. Image courtesy of INEB Institute

INEB Institute Plans SENS 2021 Mentoring Program for Young Leaders amid Pandemic Caution

Craig C Lewis 17 July 2020

New teaching format planned to mitigate impact of COVID-19

Presenters and moderators pose together for a photo before the conference. Image courtesy of The HKU Center of Buddhist Studies

The University of Hong Kong hosts International Buddhist Values and Economics Conference

Justin Whitaker 16 April 2019

Conference brings together academics and business…

Students from SENS 2018 meet Thai social activist and INEB co-founder Sulak Sivaraksa at his home in Bangkok in January. Image courtesy of INEB Institute

International Network of Engaged Buddhists Announces SENS 2019 Transformative Learning Program

Craig C Lewis 26 July 2018

Program theme: “Interfaith Understanding towards…

Dr. Tashi Zangmo with some of the nuns under the umbrella of the BNF. Image courtesy of the BNF

Changing Mindsets: Tashi Zangmo and the Bhutan Nuns Foundation

Caitlin Dwyer 16 May 2018

Empowering female monastics in Bhutan

Awareness and Compassion: The New Frontier in Business Leadership

Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng 24 January 2018

The wisdom of compassion in the workplace

A Theravada Buddhist nun. From pixabay.com

Buddhistdoor View: Strengthening the Tradition of Women’s Leadership in Buddhism

Buddhistdoor Global 20 January 2018

Promoting lasting female leadership in Buddhist…

Buddhistdoor View: Involving the Young in Hong Kong Buddhism—No Easy Route

Buddhistdoor Global 13 November 2017

Evaluating Hong Kong Buddhism’s progress in youth…

The Khyentse Foundation Leadership Project: Teaching Leadership and Management in Tibetan Buddhist Monasteries

Chris Jay 27 May 2016

The walls have been covered in yellow silk, hiding the shrine. Six large, round tables stand where the monks usually sit to do pujas. The

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Awareness and Compassion: The New Frontier in Business Leadership

Buddhistdoor View: Strengthening the Tradition of Women’s Leadership in Buddhism

Buddhistdoor View: Involving the Young in Hong Kong Buddhism—No Easy Route

The Khyentse Foundation Leadership Project: Teaching Leadership and Management in Tibetan Buddhist Monasteries