For more info: Twitter #whatshappeninginmyanmar The people of Myanmar, comprised of not just Burmese Buddhists, but dozens of diverse ethnic, linguistic and religious groups, are fighting for and end to … Continue reading →
ENGAGE! IS THE DHARMA OF CRITICAL ENGAGEMENT, social, scientific and spiritual. Our mission is to bring about awakening through the exploration of our deep interconnectedness, our interbeing with the phenomenal world. … Continue reading →
Loving, Healing, B-ing: A Comparison of three contemplative Social Justice Paradigms Conclusions: Valarie Kaur’s Revolutionary Love model is a paradigm-shifting breakthrough in social justice work. Kaur’s is the first social … Continue reading →
‘UPDATE on Burma Advocacy: This week, August 5-6, there is a national call-in to Congress to get them to pass the Protect Democracy in Burma Bill, aka ‘the Burma Bill’. … Continue reading →
Official Selection of Engage! Best Buddhist Album of 2021. Here’s your chance to support the Revolution in Burma. BUY THE FIRST CD BY THE REBEL RIOT! It’s called ‘One Day’ … Continue reading →
Urgent COVID relief needed Please join our efforts to save lives in Myanmar. [Editor: you can donate through PayPal and other digital cash platforms. Please give now.] A devastating third … Continue reading →
For more up-to-date action on the Burma Bill, see Students for Free Burma. UPDATE: THE PROTECT DEMOCRACY IN BURMA ACT (H.R.1112 — 117th Congress 2021-2022)) has passed the House of … Continue reading →
The standard go-to argument against Buddhist Modernism is that it was created by the West, in the process of its colonization in parts of Asia, was imposed on Asian Buddhism, … Continue reading →
‘Scream for human rights’: Punks, monks and politics in Myanmar Kyaw Kyaw and the Rebel Riot Band use music to stand up against oppression and anti-Muslim hate speech in Myanmar. … Continue reading →
We’re kicking off a podcast series on Anarchism and Buddhism with “Waiting for Gudo”, an interview with Reed Ingalls, editor of the blog No Selves No Masters, about his research and … Continue reading →
Joah McGee has been living and studying Buddhism in Myanmar, blogging, podcasting and reporting from Mynmar, for over a decade. His podcast and blog, Insight Myanmar, has been reporting primarily … Continue reading →
