In September 2025 INEB’s enigmatic patron Pomnyun Sunim visited Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand on a mission to better understand the situations of refugees and novice monks.
On 24th September 2025, INEB joined organisations and individuals from around the world at an online event that aimed to
The International Young Bodhisattva Program (IYBP) brings together young leaders from across Asia and beyond to explore how Buddhist wisdom can respond to today’s global challenges.
The MOU sets out a collaborative framework to create a national database of stateless novice monks, deliver targeted welfare support, and establish clear child protection guidelines for Buddhist contexts.
“Every child deserves dignity, opportunity, and belonging. No matter where they are from, they are simply children.” On 30 April
Having the opportunity to join the IYBP in
Taiwan, hosted by buddhist Hongshi Col-
lege, marks the beginning of my journey on
the path of awakening. I would like to ex-
press my sincere gratitude to the INEB
members and those who support the IYBP.
International Young Bodhisattva Program 2025 For Spiritual Resurgence & Social Transformation 📅 21 October – 3 November 2025 📍 Buddhist
“Engaged Buddhism and Inclusive Societies” Tuesday, June 11, 2024 Co-organized by International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) & Gakurin Buddhist
During the week of May 11-18, 2024, INEB’s Sangha for Peace Project Manager Anchalee Kurutach traveled to Japan at the
The 21st Biennial INEB Conference “Buddhist Heritage Towards Inclusive Societies” International Network of Engaged Buddhists Presents the 21st Biennial Conference
