As the many crisis around the world continue to grow, interfaith workers offer a unique perspective to help us all connect more meaningfully both to one another and to our own religious tradition
Religious leaders continue to advocate for a peaceful future on the Korean peninsula
Thich Nhat Hanh’s unique ability to reach people where they are and his emphasis on Buddhism as an always-engaged practice live on as two among many of his greatest accomplishments
Exploring the life, teachings, and sayings of one of the important and insightful 20th century Zen masters in Japan
The leading US-based engaged Buddhist organization is seeking to alleviate suffering caused by the recent violence in Israel and Palestine
BDG columnist John Harvey Negru reflects on the recent rise of violence and us-vs-them views in the world, contrasting them to the wisdom of the Buddhadharma
The new president of the American Academy of Religion discusses her plans for the West’s largest religious studies organization
Acknowledging the complexity of the current war, columnist Maia Duerr invites us to look back at our own minds as we think about and discuss this and similar situations
Can contemporary leaders see the humanity of asylum seekers, refugees, and immigrants in a world in great need of compassion and wisdom?
An exploration of the power of daily journaling to look within and see our thoughts and actions more clearly and empathetically
Digging into the question of harm and violence given a deep philosophical understanding of Buddhist concepts
Nearly 1,500 signatures, including many from prominent Buddhist teachers in the US, call for an immediate ceasefire
