TURNING WHEEL
The Journal of Socially Engaged Buddhism

• Painting for All Beings by Annette Herskovits (complete article, PDF file)
During World War II, more than 200,000 Korean women were sexually enslaved by the Japanese miliatary. Annette Herskovits documents the story of a number of these women who live in a Buddhist community and have found art as a way to heal.

• Restorative Justice, Polynesian Style by Robert Aitken Roshi (complete article, PDF file)
Robert Aitken Roshi, one of BPF's founders, describes a traditional Maori model of reconciliation that has been integrated into the Hawaii state criminal justice system with great success.

Other articles in this issue:

•Making Peace with Myself by Jenna Jordison

•March 31, 1973: His Story by Louisa Rogers

•Impossible Possibilities by Norman Fischer

•Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation in South Africa: A Conversation with Bongani Blessing Finca by Donald Rothberg

•Long Night's Journey Into Day: An Interview with the Filmmakers by Karen Payne

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