We convene spiritually and politically engaged individuals from multiple lineages, Buddhist and otherwise, to explore practices to be in wise and compassionate relationship to ourselves, each other, and movements. Our convenings and programs are led by and lift up the voices and priorities of Black, Indigenous, heritage Buddhists, and people of color who share our commitment to ecological anti-capitalism, queer feminism, and racial justice.

The Buddhist Peace Fellowship’s purpose is to serve collective liberation through connecting Dharma to the current moment. 

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BPF’s Re-emergence, Formations, & Tending to Change
True Justice, True Peace: Engaged Buddhist Response to Gaza
True Justice, True Peace: Engaged Buddhist Response to Gaza

Photo of the ofrenda we created to grounded our recent board and staff retreat, led by brilliant facilitator Kimi Mojica (pictured). A tray draped in maroon fabric rests on a white rug, with small bowls surrounding it and a person preparing to add another offering, The tray has been ritually filled with earth-based items from our kitchens and apothecaries: apples, chrysanthemums, cascarilla, rosemary, dirt, lentils, honey, breastmilk, and rice.

Welcome BPF's Newest Hire!</a>
Welcome BPF's Newest Hire!

Today we want to celebrate and welcome our new Co-Director of Programming & Partnerships, Kate Johnson!

In Fluid Bloom

BPF is centering the summer months and the solstice season to support and nourish BPF's existing programs— focusing on nurturing relational ways of being, generating funds, and cultivating resources that support and go beyond financial contributions, with a focus, care, and tending to the groundwork we aim to steward

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Ajahn Sulak Sivaraksa taught us that witnessing violence without attempting to interrupt it is itself an act of violence. That nonviolence is actually a practice of action. We call on these lessons today.📿 Ajahn Sivaraksa&rsquo;s life of practice Ajahn Sulak Sivaraksa taught us that witnessing violence without attempting to interrupt it is itself an act of violence. That nonviolence is actually a practice of action. We call on these lessons today.📿 Ajahn Sivaraksa&rsquo;s life of practice
Dr. Sharon A. Suh recently called her &ldquo;the OG&rdquo; of Asian American Buddhist women feminists.&rdquo; ✨ We call her one of our most fiercely loving elders and teachers. 🪶 Mushim is a socially-engaged Buddhist teacher, mindfulness meditatioDr. Sharon A. Suh recently called her &ldquo;the OG&rdquo; of Asian American Buddhist women feminists.&rdquo; ✨ We call her one of our most fiercely loving elders and teachers. 🪶 Mushim is a socially-engaged Buddhist teacher, mindfulness meditatio
We can&rsquo;t consider the history of BPF without bowing deeply to the continuing influence of Zen Master Th&iacute;ch Nhất Hạnh, founder of the international Plum Village Community of Engaged Buddhism. Thay first used the term &ldquo;engaged BuddhiWe can&rsquo;t consider the history of BPF without bowing deeply to the continuing influence of Zen Master Th&iacute;ch Nhất Hạnh, founder of the international Plum Village Community of Engaged Buddhism. Thay first used the term &ldquo;engaged Buddhi
Don&rsquo;t let anyone tell you Buddhists don&rsquo;t take sides. As we rage, grieve, and demonstrate against the invasion of Rafah, we take heart in the passionate anti-war activism of our engaged Buddhist elders and ancestors. 🕊 Rev. Ryo ImamuraDon&rsquo;t let anyone tell you Buddhists don&rsquo;t take sides. As we rage, grieve, and demonstrate against the invasion of Rafah, we take heart in the passionate anti-war activism of our engaged Buddhist elders and ancestors. 🕊 Rev. Ryo Imamura
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