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he practice of love, says bell hooks, is the most powerful antidote to the politics of domination. She traces her thirty-year meditation on love, power, and Buddhism, and concludes it is only love that transforms our personal relationships and heals the wounds of oppression.
10 January, 2022 Bobo Lwin How personal awakening can help societal transformation. I recently contributed to a Buddhist dialogue at
The Female Sangha Initiative for Social Transformation in Southeast Asia was a collaborative project made possible with generous funding from JTS Korea.
Join Tin Ma Ma Htet, Founder and Director of the Saya Foundation, and Opor Srisuwan, Project Coordinator of INEB’s Female Sangha Initiative for a lively Clubhouse conversation exploring the ways in which Saya are utilizing education as a tool for female empowerment in Myanmar.
The Regional Network for Peacebuilders Project (Sangha for Peace) recently organized “The Inauguration of the Network and GESI Analysis Presentation”
2022 marks the 30th Anniversary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, however many of the goals outlined in
An article published by Hong Kong based Buddhist Door Global detailing the Sangha for Peace project – featuring an interview with INEB staff and project coordinator Surin Onprom.
A presentation of research carried out by the Tokyo based Rinbutsuken Institute of Engaged Buddhists into how Buddhists in the United States have developed their own particular approaches to both serving others in need and self-development within the context of American Clinical Pastoral Training (CPE).
