
INEB Newsletter | May 2026
Eco-dharma camp report, Niwano peace prize, public statement on building a safe Thai society, SSMF report, Tibet Pilgrimage tour

Eco-dharma camp report, Niwano peace prize, public statement on building a safe Thai society, SSMF report, Tibet Pilgrimage tour

Highlights from recent INEB programs and events across Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka, exploring youth leadership, engaged Buddhism, mindfulness, social justice, and compassionate community learning.

Mother Bodhisattva – A Remarkable Thai Bhikkhuni Story Home Hug Care began when Ms. Suthasinee Noi-in used all of her

Here are the latest activities and developments from the International Network of Engaged Buddhists in the new year. View the

INEB Newsletter | December 2025 Dear friends, We’re eternally grateful for the engagement and support of our network — it’s

https://view.flodesk.com/emails/692d55291683b87f23a29c38 INEB AC/EC Joint Meeting 2025 “Our elders and teachers, led by the legendary and visionary Guru Arjan Sulak, dreamed

In September 2025, Ven. Pomnyun Sunim visited Myanmar, Cambodia and Thailand on a mission to better understand the situations of refugees and novice monks. Alongside JTS (Join Together Society) and INEB support teams, the activist first toured villages in Myanmar that had been affected by the earthquake in March.

On 25th August 2025, INEB joined UNICEF Thailand, Mahidol University,
Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, the Bodhiyalaya Foundation and
the Department of Children and Youth Affairs in signing a landmark
Memorandum of Understanding to protect novice monks and children in Buddhist institutions.

Gaza Is Starving. Please Stop This! Dear Friends of INEB, I am writing to you about a subject that should

https://view.flodesk.com/emails/686f4a43c508154863c6c80f Statement of Congratulations for Sri Lankan Bhikkhunis 18th June 2025INEB extends our heartfelt congratulations to the Sri Lankan Bhikkhuni

INEB: Statement of Congratulations and Solidarity on the Supreme Court Ruling Recognizing Sri Lankan Bhikkhunis INEB extends our heartfelt congratulations

May Newsletter Myanmar Film Festival INEB’s sister charity SEM invites you to join their upcoming film screenings in Thailand. These

Dear INEB Friends, between 1–25 April 2025 your donations assisted 22,400 people including the distribution of food, drinking water, cooking essentials, medical supplies, emergency treatments, sanitary pads, hygiene kits, mosquito prevention, toilets and shelters.

This months newsletter celebrates 30 years of Spirit in Education Movement (SEM), the IYPB 2025, Child Protection, buddhist counseling and an update to the INEB committee

Field hospitals in Thai refugee camps, landmine clearance in war zones, and drugs to treat millions suffering from diseases such as HIV are among the programs frozen as President Donald Trump contemplates massive cuts to U.S. foreign aid.

Thank you for being with us on the journey of 2024, we appreciate everyone in our network and each action

“The INEB Conference 2024 was an incredible gathering of socially engaged Buddhists from around the world. This year, we had

In this issue, we are sharing INEB’s many activities which took place in 2023. We invite you to read the country reports and article by the Spirit in Education Movement. We also honor the passing of dear friends Jane Rasbash, Arnold Mindell, Chaiwat Satha-Anand, Bamrung Kayotha, and James C Scott who made many significant contributions to peace and people’s movements in Siam and in Southeast Asia…

In Memory of Jane Rasbash To Jane, My dear Jane, they say life is but brief, Yet I feel otherwise,

Catch up on all our September news https://view.flodesk.com/emails/66fbfe7407f3b67a3181c17c Are Asia’s rainy seasons more unpredictable and intense? It certainly feels like

Nurturing Learning Communities in a Time of Crisis I just returned from directing a two-weekend workshop for 18 Myanmar teachers

In our July Newsletter read about INEBs 2024 Conference announcement, Ven. Pomnyun Sunim Inaugurates Female Dormitory for Buddhist University in

Read our June Newsletter https://view.flodesk.com/emails/6681499f31ee332908bc8aa8 Updated Article Link https://jneb.net/is-buddhist-chaplaincy-a-form-of-socially-engaged-buddhism/ Dear INEB Friends, The qualities of the summer solstice: stillness, light,

Read the May Newsletter: https://view.flodesk.com/emails/665ea4e792d5d7c91fa3eb8d INEB Newsletter May 2024 Dear INEB Friends, Our Seeds of Peace journal is hot off

The term ‘Seeds of Peace’ was given by Thích Nhất Hạnh in the 1970s. The Seeds of Peace was initially published by the Buddhist Association of Thailand as a supplement to its annual Visakha Puja. Later, when the Thai Inter Religious Commission for Development was formed in 1979, it began publishing its newsletters in 1983.

Read the full Newsletter here https://view.flodesk.com/emails/6631b9e1112215b278cb690f Dear INEB Friends, Amongst the Buddhist calendar festivities of April we also heard unfortunate

Read the March Newsletter https://view.flodesk.com/emails/6609170d224fbbba4f513738 Dear Friends of INEB, As the year rolls into its second quarter we can begin

What happened to Buddhist Civilisation in India? This question is the great mystery which needs to be explained in world history.

Why study Buddhism from the archaelogical perspective: a bull of logic (tarkapungava) in the spider’s web. The famous Buddhist logician,

This is part five of the Buddhist Intellectual Collective India Archeology Lecture Series.

In ‘The Pattern of Spread of Buddhism’ Mangesh Dahiwale (INEB Executive Committee member) offers an insight into factors leading to spread of Buddhism such as the emergence of powerful Naga Kingdoms, the development in the Ganges belt, international trade & commerce, cosmopolitanism, education & learning, equisite art, promotion of health, and so on.

We are pleased to announce the release of a video commemorating our second country learning mission, which took place in