Buddhist Peace Fellowship tends to the sacred edge where spiritual practice—Buddhist and beyond— meets movement organizing to build belonging and mobilize toward liberation.
We bring together spiritually and politically engaged people—from Buddhist lineages and beyond—to explore liberatory practices that cultivate wise and compassionate relationships with ourselves, each other, and the movements we serve.
Our programs are guided by the leadership, voices, and priorities of Black, Indigenous, heritage Buddhist, and people of color communities who root their work in racial justice, queer feminist values, and regenerative living economies.
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What is the spiritual practice that can transform the war economy?
Join Taj James and Konda Mason, two passionate dharma practitioners and capital advisors working to bring about more regenerative economies, for an hour of practice, conversation, provocations and invitations toward a more liberated future.
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Looking for deeper dialogue? Visit our Conversations page for teachings, interviews, and spiritual-political exchange.
emiko yoshikama
"The Refuge Circles gave me community, alignment, and possibility. Even though so many of us didn't know each other and never even shared words, there was a sense of kinship. We had chosen to be here. Many faces or names showed up day after day to do the sacred work of touching in and reaching out - finding our hearts and calling our representatives. It was a deep felt-sense, even through virtual space.
Many of us have experienced disillusionment with Buddhist institutions and teachers who segregate the spiritual from the political, especially with regards to the genocide in Palestine. But we knew we could find refuge at Buddhist Peace Fellowship."
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