

Literally the name ‘Vajradhara’ means ‘Bearer of the Diamond or Thunderbolt’. According to an ancient text, the Khasama-tantra,

The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) and a group of Sri Lankan women peacebuilders organized a gathering for female

The Regional Network for Peacebuilders (Sangha for Peace), convened by the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) with support from

The name Vajrasattva means ‘Diamond mind’. Indeed, he is like the vajra (diamond, thunderbolt) [2] itself, that symbolizes the qualities of enlightenment – the diamond’s purity, brilliance and indestructibility, and the thunderbolt’s energy and power.
(Gathering participants at IWP’s Training Center north of Chiang Mai, Thailand) The Women Peacebuilders Gathering was uniquely designed to become

INEB is a proud member of The Consortium, convened by Arigatou International, which brings together civil society and faith-based organizations, religious communities, multilateral organizations, academia, and individual experts to integrate values-based education and spirituality in early childhood for the protection of children from violence and the promotion of their holistic well-being.

INEB and Jungto Society joint DMZ Peace Declaration in Korea On this fine fall day, as we stand here surrounded

90 participants from 18 countries and 75 Jungto Society members from Korea joined the conference and shared their thoughts and ideas.

Contextualizing INEB’s broad engagements this video poem highlights the contemporary divisions we face as a collective and must address moving forward.

In conjunction with the 20th Biennial INEB Conference in South Korea in October 2022, the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) held a public symposium on the theme “Roles of Spirituality & Faith in a Divided World.” Jointly organized with Jungto Society, the event was hosted at Jungto Center in Seoul on 29 October.

This keynote address was delivered by INEB Executive Committee Chairperson, Harsha Navarante, on October 29th, 2022 at INEB’s 2022 Public Symposium hosted at the Jungto Society headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.

Produced by INEB to provide context for our 20th Biennial Conference ‘Buddhism in a Divided World’, this video highlights key

Peace, Planet, Pandemic and Engaged Buddhism: from a Divided Myanmar to a Divided World Vahujana hitara, vahujana sukhara! Dear Ajarn Sulak,

The World Day of Prayer and Action for Children is celebrated every year on November 20, the same day as

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Workshop for Spiritual Leaders on Community Campaigns to Reduce Demand for Wildlife Products June 29 -30, 2022 Wongsanit Ashram, Nakhon

Regional Network for Peacebuilders Project (Sangha for Peace) First Country Learning Mission, Thailand, May 28 – June 5, 2022 The

Words by KV Soon (Vidyananda) | Dexter Cohen Bohn, Editor When we talk about human rights we must consider the

This New York times article is an eye-opener. The author utilizes an innovative approach in reviewing the sensitive nature of

OPEN CALL! The 2022 “Wear My Shoes Award” application is now officially open! https://bit.ly/3ccmVaj We welcome you to participate in

I recently spoke at a forum in the Center for Universiti Malaya’s Civilizational Dialogue entitled “Ethics and Sustainability – the
It’s been 7 months since the company-formerly-named-Facebook became Meta. A move that dazed some and confused most but has now

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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).

The Sangha for Peace is a two year project (2021-2023) being implemented by INEB and its partners from Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand.

Project Background and Rationale: To ensure all aspects of a just and peaceful world, INEB, as part of the 2017

“Women represent half of humanity and make valuable contributions to improving all aspects of life in the Southeast Asia Region.”

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.

Via Zoom and Facebook LiveJuly 16, 2021 (08:45 – 11:15 AM) in Thailand To Reduce Demand for Wildlife ProductsUSAID collaborated