Peace & Reconciliation
Buddhism and
Conflict Transformation
This particular project is in the process of being prepared and is considered to be another complement and natural outgrowth of INEB’s work in collaboration with its extensive network. Several components will be integrated into the program design which will be driven by a working group called the Buddhism and Conflict Transformation Group (BCTG). The specific components identified so far are to:
- Continue networking and build a database and online resource by gathering information from individuals and organizations connected to INEB
- Design a practical toolkit of Buddhist inspired Conflict Transformation
- Collaborate with national and international organizations to help bring a Buddhist perspective into aspects of conflict transformation
- More deeply research conflict transformation through seminars offered through INEB conferences
- Form a Buddhist Think Tank ideally connected to an existing research and academic centre
Sangha for Peace | Report on 2nd Country Learning Mission in Sri Lanka
The 2nd Country Learning Mission in Sri LankaSangha for Peace participants and INEB Team. The Regional Network for Peacebuilders (Sangha for Peace), convened by the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) with support from USAID and FHI360, bringing together...
DMZ Peace Declaration in Korea
INEB and Jungto Society joint DMZ Peace Declaration in Korea On this fine fall day, as we stand here surrounded by nature’s beauty, let us bear witness to a horrific history of suffering. The Korean War began in 1950 and lasted for three years. It pitted fathers...
Sangha for Peace: Thailand Country Learning Mission Report
Regional Network for Peacebuilders Project (Sangha for Peace) First Country Learning Mission, Thailand, May 28 – June 5, 2022 Project participants and INEB Staff at the Bangkok Christian Guesthouse, June 2022. The Regional Network for Peacebuilders Project...
Inauguration of the Network and GESI Analysis Presentation
The Regional Network for Peacebuilders Project (Sangha for Peace) recently organized “The Inauguration of the Network and GESI Analysis Presentation” via an online platform on Monday 7th, 2022. The main objectives of the meeting were to promote engagement among the...
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.
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.
NALANDA SHIKSHA 2012
? Programme Schedule Venue : Main Temple Ground Inaugural Session: 9.30 am ? Chief Guest: Ven. Geshe Lhakdor, Director, LTWA, (Library of Tibetan Works and Archives) Ven. Geshe Lhakdor will speak on the significance and importance of...
Peace of Gangjung Village on Jeju Island, South Korea
? The International Network of Engaged Buddhists A Plea to the Buddhists Worldwide! Please help protect the Peace of Gangjung Village on Jeju Island, South Korea by stopping the village from being a military base March 25, 2012 We, the International Network of Engaged...
Dhammayietra 22
Dhammayietra 22Oddar Meanchey ProvinceSamrongStarting on the 12th March 2012 at Wat Prasat Racha, Samrong TownEnding on the 18th March 2012 at Wat Kiri Mongkol O?Smach, Oddar Meanchey. ? ?We need to remember that our temple is always with us.Our temple is within...
CAMBODIA-THAILAND WORKSHOP FOR REFLECTING ON PEACE PRACTICE
28-29 October, 2011 at YRDP ORGANISED BY THE WORKING GROUP FOR PEACE AND AFSC ? INTRODUCTIONS Muny and Russell gave a welcome on behalf of AFSC and thanked YRDP for providing their office as a venue for the workshop. Russell introduced the facilitator...
KHMER & THAI PEOPLE RECONCILIATION
? The Khmer and Thai People Reconciliation is a joint effort between Cambodian and Thai people who care about sustainable relationship between the two nations of Cambodia and Thailand. We aim to work together to contribute to strengthening friendly, trustfully...
Crossing Borders – Thais and Cambodians March for Peace
Sat, 21/05/2011 - 17:53 | by prachatai Lisa Gardner In April 1992, a small band of Cambodian refugees marched alongside orange-swathed monks, as they slowly made their way across the Thai-Cambodian border. So began the first of what would become known as an...
People’s Dhammayietra for Friendship and Harmony between Cambodia and Thailand
Everyone is invited from different countries, who speak different languages and across faith traditions to walk with 'peace in every step' to end war. 15-18 May 2011 At Aranya Pradet, Sakaew Province, Thailand. ? Read the news : 1. Crossing Borders - Thais and...