Liberate Meditation features a collection of talks and guided meditations from Buddhist teachers of color.
Buddha statue in Ottawa vandalized for third time
Members of the Buddhist community are fearful the violence could escalate from vandalism to physical threats.
Shrine room at Tsogyelgar Dharma Center destroyed by fire
On April 15, a fire consumed a three-storey renovated barn at Tsogyelgar Dharma Center, destroying the shrine room on the top floor.
19th century British fort could become Buddhist temple
Fort Austin in Plymouth, England, is currently a rundown historic site, but it may soon become a Buddhist temple.
Dharma Realm Buddhist University offers scholarships to students affected by natural disasters
Dharma Realm Buddhist University in Ukiah, California, has announced a needs-based scholarship program for students affected by natural disasters.
New study suggests meditating on emptiness might be better than mindfulness
In a recent study, meditating on emptiness led to a 24 percent decrease in negative emotions.
Dalai Lama commends New Zealand prime minister and gun law reform
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.
Sri Lanka celebrates classic Buddhist text, requests UNESCO world heritage designation

This week, the government of Sri Lanka is officially celebrating the Tripitaka, the collection of texts that form the foundation of Theravada Buddhism. The government has declared the week of March 16 to 23 “Tripitaka Week.”
Buddhism Is Not a Treatment for Mental Illness
A new article in The Atlantic says more Americans with mental illness are turning to Buddhism for mental health treatment. Experts might advise otherwise.
Bodhisattva robot in Japan delivers Buddhist sermons
Designed to explain Buddhist teachings in an easy-to-understand way, creators hope the robot will boost temple visitor numbers.