1st ICE Forum 2022 – What is the Role of Faith-Based Actors in Global Climate Talks?
2022 marks the 30th Anniversary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, however many of the goals outlined in
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Sangha for Peace featured article in Buddhist Door Global
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.
The Development of Buddhist Chaplaincy in the United States & its Meaning for Japan
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).
Project Brief: The Sangha for Peace
The Sangha for Peace is a two year project (2021-2023) being implemented by INEB and its partners from Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
Assessing Child Protection in Buddhist Communities Including Monastic and Dhamma Schools In Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam
Project Background and Rationale: To ensure all aspects of a just and peaceful world, INEB, as part of the 2017
Reflections on The Female Sangha Initiative for Social Transformation in Southeast Asia by Opor Srisuwan
“Women represent half of humanity and make valuable contributions to improving all aspects of life in the Southeast Asia Region.”
Buddhist Technology: Bringing A New Consciousness to our Technological Future – Dr. Arthur Zajonc
In this 1997 lecture, Dr. Arthur Zajonc, former President of the Mind and Life Institute, poetically addresses the future of technology through the lens of history while highlighting the importance of Buddhist principles for developing critical awareness of its world-changing power.
Seminar for Spiritual Leaders To Reduce Demand for Wildlife Products
Via Zoom and Facebook LiveJuly 16, 2021 (08:45 – 11:15 AM) in Thailand To Reduce Demand for Wildlife ProductsUSAID collaborated
New Developments in Eco-Monk Phra Sangkom’s Kok Nong Na Model Kok Nong Na Sustainable Development
Over the past year Thai monk Phra Sangkom Thanapanyo Khunsiri has made unprecedented progress in his holistic sustainable development initiative.
URGENT APPEAL for Humanitarian Relief to support Buddhist Monks and Nuns in Myanmar’s Political Movement Against Military Dictatorship
This is an urgent appeal for humanitarian assistance by the Thailand-based International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) and the US-based Clear View Project to support Buddhist monks and nuns in Myanmar!