Zenzele Isoke calls on Western Buddhists to confront gun culture and the profound suffering it creates.
In the aftermath of the mass shooting that killed 11 people at a dance studio in Monterey Park, California, Kathy Yep reflects on the meaning of safety and healing in her community.
Pamela Ayo Yetunde reflects on the recent shooting at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs, sharing how Buddhists can work to create a community of refuge for LGBTQ+ people.
Following the May 14 mass shooting that killed 10 people and injured three in a racist attack at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, Zenzele Isoke calls on practitioners to challenge gun culture.
Butterfly (Tony Pham) offers a call to responsibility in memory of the six Asian women shot and killed near Atlanta on March 16.
Rod Meade Sperry looks at how we can contribute to a world with less suffering.
Greg Snyder on how to reclaim the grace and humanity that our access to guns has led us to squander.
The Dalai Lama offered condolences to the Christchurch victims and the people of New Zealand. In America, the Buddhist Peace Fellowship penned an open letter expressing solidarity with Muslims around the world.
Inspired by Buddhist teachings on death, Teen activist Lauryn Renford wants to memorialize teen victims of gun violence with art.
Photo by Sari Dennise.Like everyone else, I have been pondering the significance and aftermath of the recent mass shooting in San Bernadino, CA.
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